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The Bulldogs lost some big playmakers at running back but are in good shape as they go through the second week of camp.
JORDAN D. HILL
Aug 10th, 2:00 PM
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After losing their two leading rushers from last season, the Georgia Bulldogs revamped their running back room in a major way this offseason. Those players faced some big questions as a result, the early returns are positive during fall camp.
Georgia football was tasked with replacing the likes of Daijun Edwards and Kendall Milton this offseason and filled the void by adding Florida transfer Trevor Etienne along with freshmen Nate Frazier, Chauncey Bowens, and Dwight Phillips Jr. Throw in returning players like Roderick Robinson, Branson Robinson, and Cash Jones, and the result is a deep backfield that the Bulldogs hope to make the most of.
Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said the team has more depth at running back now compared to the last fall camp, when injuries necessitated wide receiver Dillon Bell splitting time at the position. The number of options has allowed Georgia to space out the reps effectively, which Bobo hopes will help keep the ball carriers fresh going into the season.
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