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Cordy Glenn wasn't expecting to be the hot name in preseason camp. It's rare, after all, for offensive linemen to cause much of a stir regardless, but even more uncommon when he's a true freshman.
Georgia's offensive depth chart is finally starting to take shape as the Bulldogs prepare for their opening week game against Georgia Southern.
Growing up in south Florida, Blair Walsh always liked football. He just didn't absorb the game like most other fans.
The most discussed depth-chart battle in Georgia's camp may have finally come to an end -- for now, at least.
He wants to take every snap perfectly. He wants his footwork to be precise. He wants to hit every receiver in mid-stride, setting up a perfect chance to add more yards after the catch.
The good news for Georgia head coach Mark Richt on Monday was that a majority of the more than two dozen green jerseys at practice last week had disappeared. The better news, however, was he didn't expect any new ones to appear today.
Each day after practice last week, Georgia head coach Mark Richt answered different versions of the same question. A litany of players were hurt, and reporters wanted to know when each would be back.
Matt Silvers arrived at Sanford Stadium at 11 a.m. Saturday with one purpose: Meet Georgia running back Knowshon Moreno .
ATHENS, Ga. — Mark Richt couldn’t hide his enthusiasm after he made the climb to the press box to watch Georgia’s spring game in April.
Knowshon Moreno may have a chance to impress Heisman voters even when he's not busting through the line of scrimmage on offense this season.
When Geno Atkins first arrived at Georgia, he didn't talk much.
Georgia fans and coaches have spent the past few days wondering just how the Bulldogs' offensive line will be reshuffled in the wake of a season-ending injury to starting left tackle Trinton Sturdivant.
It wasn't until John Knox arrived to meet media members Tuesday that he realized he would be doing a television interview. The redshirt freshman safety had just come from practice, and wasn't exactly looking his best.
Gordon Beckham spent Wednesday night at U.S. Cellular Field, watching the Chicago White Sox take on the Kansas City Royals.
With a day watching film under their belts, Georgia's coaches aren't ready to discuss any changes to the depth chart.
Georgia coach Mark Richt said he spoke Monday night with injured left tackle Trinton Sturdivant, and the sophomore who will miss the season with a knee injury was able to joke about the situation.
He may be the youngest player on the team, but freshman running back Richard Samuel is having no trouble impressing his older teammates so far this summer.
Georgia's list of injuries grew by one Monday, and this time the impact could be felt for the rest of the season.
When the Georgia Bulldogs conduct this preseason's second session of two-a-days today, it will be without several key players.
A.J. Green could have played college football anywhere. By the time his high school career ended, he had assembled a highlight reel of spectacular catches that would make any recruiting coordinator salivate.
