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    King will supplant Washaun Ealey, who has started Georgia's previous two games. "Caleb will start at running back ... We're not highly disappointed in Washaun at all. Washaun will continue to play, but Caleb has proved to be the one guy – at least between him and Washaun – that is much stronger in his pass protection right now. He played a pretty solid football game (against Florida)." Saturday’s kickoff is set for 1:06 p.m. ET, and it will be televised on a pay-per-view basis. Full Article at Official Athletic Site of the University of Georgia
    Caleb will start at running back ... We're not highly disappointed in Washaun at all. Washaun will continue to play, but Caleb has proved to be the one guy – at least between him and Washaun – that is much stronger in his pass protection right now. He played a pretty solid football game (against Florida).
    Mark Richt – Mark Richt SOURCE: Official Athletic Site of the University of Georgia 1 month ago
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Richt Names Tennessee Tech Captains
  1. We're not 100-percent certain but the history of this type of an injury by the second week everybody has played to this point, so we don't have any reason to think that he won't ... I hope that it is an opportunity for guys to know that they've got to make plays, and they do. Unless Tennessee Tech chang...
    Mark Richt – Mark Richt SOURCE: Official Athletic Site of the University of Georgia 1 month ago

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