GEORGIA BULLDOGS Whose Father Kevin Is the Only K in the CFB HOF, Won the Ray OT Cordy Glenn RECEIVERS - in '08 the Bulldogs Ret'd Their #2 Rec Mohamed Guy (Net 41.9)

SPECIAL TEAMS - In the last 10Y UGA has had 8 Top 24 finishes (5 top 7) in my ST rankings. In '09 P Drew Butler (PS#21), GEORGIA BULLDOGS whose father Kevin is the only K in the CFB HOF, won the Ray OT Cordy Glenn RECEIVERS - In '08 the Bulldogs ret'd their #2 rec Mohamed Guy (net 41.9). Blair Walsh had 17 TB's on 75 KO's in '09 and Massaquoi (PS#5, 491, 15.3 in '07) and added exciting true almost set a UGA single ssn FG accuracy rec (missed 55 yd frosh AJ Green (PS#3). They formed the best duo in the SEC FG into the wind). He hit 20-22 FG's (L53, four 50+). Brandon with Green leading with 963 (17.2) and Massaquoi adding 920 Boykin became the 2nd SEC ply'r to have 3 KR td's in the same (15.9). In '09 they had to replace Massaquoi (#2DC) and Green yr (Willie Gault, UT, '80). LY '09 Groza finalist Walsh broke the (miss 3) was inj'd (808, 15.2). RFr Tavarres King (PS#6) was a UGA rec for consec PAT's (Brandon Coutu '07, 114) with 119 distant #2 with 377 (20.9). Richt has sent four TE's to the NFL (ended vs UK). LS Ty Frix's father was a LS here in the magical since his arrival, but the '09 TE's comb for just 38 rec's. LY the '80 ssn. Butler was a Ray Guy finalist again LY (44.5, 40.6 net) receiving unit took a big hit with Green missing the first 4 (susp). and with Walsh forms the best K/P combo in the country. UGA Green still easily led with 848 (14.9). Kris Durham (PS#34) was has had 3 AA K's in Allan Leavitt ('76), Rex Robinson ('79-'80) #2 with 659 (#3 FBS 20.6 ypc). King only started 5 but had 504 and Kevin Butler ('83-'84). Brandon Boykin became the schl's (18.7). TE Orson Charles (PS#2) looks like he has an NFL career KR leader with 1,813 (Gene Washington 1637, '73-'76). future (422, 16.2). This year they lose Green (8 st, #1DC CIN), Branden Smith did well at PR (14.3). I had UGA #5 in my pressn Durham (8 st, #4DC SEA) and Logan Gray (9 rec). This unit will ST rankings LY and they finished #7. With everyone back I feel be weaker in '11 with the loss of the #1 WR taken in the draft, the Dawgs have the best ST unit in the country. but will not drop off as much as you might think. COACHES - Richt is now in his 11th ssn here and earned OFFENSIVE LINE - UGA had a veteran OL in '09 but only SEC COY honors in '02 and '05. He was the OC at Flor St from improved to 161 ypg rush (4.7) although their 12 sks all'd were '94-'00. Richt turned the playcalling over to Mike Bobo prior to best in the SEC. They did avg 243 ypg (5.9) rush over the L5. the GT game in '06. Bobo was a QB here and the QB cch S/'01 POSITION OUTLOOK FOR 2011 LY they had an amazing 155 career sts ret so I expected big and became the youngest coor in the SEC (32) in '07.DC Todd QUARTERBACKS - In '08 Matthew Stafford threw for time improvement. Stunningly the rush ypg fell to 143 (4.1) and Grantham has 11 yrs of NFL coaching exp (DAL DL '08-'09, CLE 3,459 (61%, 25-10) and was the #1 overall pick in the NFL draft. they all'd 25 sks (7.0%). They even burned the RS of true frosh '05-'07). LY he was the 3rd highest paid FBS asst. Joe Cox (PS#8) took over in '09 as a 5th yr Sr. He had 58 career Kenarious Gates (3 st, 7 gm). TY they lose RT Josh Davis (11 st, passes (432 yds). He put up decent numbers throwing for 2,584 2Y st'r), 1st Tm SEC Clint Boling (13 st, 4Y st'r, #4DC CIN), Chris PHIL’S FORECAST (24-15) but only comp 56%. Mobile Logan Gray (PS#19) hit 5-12 Davis (3 st, 3Y st'r), Tanner Strickland (3 st) and Ben Harden (2 int). UGA's 17 int's were their most S/'84. Two rFr in Aaron (3 gm). Trinton Sturdivant (PS#4, 6'5" 312, 7 st) tore his ACL In Richt's 2nd ssn ('02) he led UGA to their first SEC Title in Murray (PS#6) and Zach Mettenberger (PS#24) battled for the in spg (3rd tear) and his career may be over. While this unit is 20 yrs and set a school record with 13 wins (#3 AP). In '03 QB job last spring. Mettenberger was dismissed leaving the job far less exp'd than LY, they still have 86 career sts and can only they finished 11-3 and #7. In '04 they beat FL for 1st time to Murray and Gray moved to WR. As a Fr, Murray actually had a improve upon their unexpectedly poor '10 ssn. S/'97 and finished 10-2, #7. In '05 they had to replace 6 NFL higher pass eff rating (154.5) than Stafford did as a Jr and also DEFENSIVE LINE - In '09 UGA had to replace 2 DL st'rs DC's and my publication was the only one to call for UGA to higher than Stanford's Andrew Luck in his rFr ssn. Murray threw and all'd 126 rush ypg (3.4). LY they had to replace 3 plyrs (comb win the SEC East as everyone else had them finishing 3rd. for 3,049 (61.1%, 24-8) which was the 2nd highest ever for a 26 sts) who were #4, #7 and #7 DC's. DC Grantham's system They nearly went undefeated but QB DJ Shockley was inj'd Fr in the SEC (UK's Jared Lorenzen 3,687 in '00) and showed is similar to Bama's and requires a massive NT (called Nose). and they lost to UF without him. Richt still won his 2nd SEC mobility (358 gross rush). True frosh Hutson Mason (PS#43) They basically had 1 st'r back and slipped allowing 147 ypg Title thrashing LSU 34-14 in the SEC Title game but after an played in 4 hitting 9-17-102 becoming the 2nd QB in NCAA (3.7, 24 sk). This year the Bulldogs must replace DE Demarcus upset loss to WV in the Sugar Bowl, they finished #10. Only history to throw a td on his 1st career pass. Added to the mix Dobbs (11 st, #13 tkl'r, 1 sk), DE Brandon Wood (1 st, 16 tkl, 1 UGA and USC finished in the Top 10 each year from '02-'05. TY are Christian LeMay (PS#4) and Greg Bingham (6'4" 223 sk) and DE Kiante Tripp (13 tkl, 1.5 sk). They landed a big Nose UGA's D finished in the top 20 for 7 straight yrs ('01-'07). Richt rFr). This unit goes from having zero career att's to one that in 340 lb PS#5JC Jonathan Jenkins and move PS#3 DeAngelo became just the 5th SEC HC to win 10+ in 4 str yrs (Bryant, returns a QB who finished #14 in the FBS in pass eff. Tyson to DE and will be much stronger up front. Dooley, Fulmer, Spurrier). In '06 they had just 9 ret st'rs and RUNNING BACKS - Surprisingly heading into '07 UGA LINEBACKERS - LY UGA had to replace 1st Tm SEC finished 9-4 (#23). In '07 they were picked #3 in the East by the had just one 1,000 yd back S/'92! In '07 rFr Knowshon Moreno Rennie Curran (#1 tkl'r, #3DC) and 2 bkp LB (6 st, 32 tkl media. I had the only magazine to pick them to win the SEC (PS#14, 1334, 5.4) was the first 1st Tm SEC RB here since combined). They shifted to a 3-4 and 2nd Tm SEC DE Justin East and I had them tying for the Title. They tied for the SEC Garrison Hearst in '92. In '08 Moreno became the 2nd back in Houston moved to LB and was the top returning sk man in the East Title and after beating Hawaii in the Sugar Bowl 41-10, UGA history (Herschel Walker) to have B2B 1,000 yd efforts (#1 SEC. Houston impressed me as he was the #3 tkl'r but also had finished #2 (AP). In '08 they were tagged #1 in the pressn AP SEC, 1400, 5.6). RFr Caleb King (PS#7) rushed for 247 (4.0) 10 sks, 8.5 tfl and a mind-boggling 44 qbh (1st Tm AA). UGA's poll. Of the 14 sources from football.stassen.com, 10 had UGA but after missing a key blk had just 1 att over the L4 gm. Moreno LB corps was banged up in both '08 and '09 and was healthier either #1 or #2 overall, but I had UGA 2nd in the East mostly left early (#1DC) and King was the frontrunner to start in '09 but LY improving to 22.1 ppg. TY they lose Houston (13 st, #3DC due to a killer schedule. UGA finished 10-3 and ranked #13. missed the 1st 2 (inj). Richard Samuel led in each of the first 3 KC), OLB Darryl Gamble (7 st, #7 tkl'r, 3.5 tfl), 2nd Tm SEC In '09 they were #13 in the pressn AP but surprisingly slipped and finished with 395 (4.5). King was #2 with 594 (5.2) in 5 sts. ILB Akeem Dent (13 st, #1 tkl'r, #3DC ATL) and Marcus Dowtin to 8-5 (-21.0 ypg SEC). Last year I did not put Richt on my They took the RS off Washaun Ealey (PS#3) in the 3Q of gm (2 st, #4 tkl'r). They add in USC transfer Jarvis Jones (PS#23) "Coaches On The Hotseat" list as I figured he could survive a 5. Ealey led with 717 (5.7). LY the top 2 ret'd and they moved and TJ Stripling (PS#9) who played in 5 as a true (inj). They also losing season and that proved accurate. Their best off player, Samuel to LB. King was the best pass protecting RB. Ealey was moved PS#10 RB Richard Samuel in (395, 4.8 '09, RS '10) and WR Green, was susp'd the first 4 and the off struggled losing susp'd the first gm and King missed 2 (inj) then 2 more (susp) they add PS#5DB Alec Ogletree and true frosh PS#3 Ray Drew. close ones to Ark, Miss St and Colo and they actually opened midyear. Ealey had 2 crucial fmbls early and King got the unit's UGA's D has underperformed recently and while this unit is less up 1-4. After topping 40 pts vs Tenn, VU and UK with Green first 100 yd gm vs Colo but did fmbl at the end. Ealey rushed exp'd and loses two 3rd RD DC's, they could surprise. back, UF had the advantage of a bye and UGA came up 3 for 123 vs VU and had a school rec 5 rush td's vs UK. Ealey DEFENSIVE BACKS - UGA had a veteran secondary pts short in OT. UGA led eventual Nat'l Champ Auburn 21-7 spr'd his MCL and had just 37 yds vs UF but 118 vs GT. Soph in '08 but after finishing #8 and #17 in my PDR, they surprisingly into the 2Q but lost 49-31 and needed a win over GT just to Carlton Thomas (PS#35) was #3 with 272 (4.2). King had 430 dropped to #57. In '09 they had to replace 2 st'rs (#3DC) and had get to a bowl. It was a disappointing bowl as on their opening (5.4) and Ealey led with 811 (5.2). Not listed below are Wes a lower than expected finish at #74. LY they had to replace 3 st'rs drive they opted to kick a FG on 4th & inches (from the UCF3) Van Dyk (6'0" 204 Jr) and FB's Dustin Royston (5'11" 232 So) (#5DC). The unit was my biggest concern but played better than I letting UCF know they'd be in it the entire way and UGA lost and Chris Young (6'1" 230 So). TY they lose both FB's in Shaun expected (#29, 54.9%, 15-16). After giving up 380 pass yds to Ark, 10-6 for their first losing ssn S/'96! UGA finished 6-7 despite Chapas (9 st, 73 ttl yds, #7DC DAL) and Fred Munzenmaier (3 they shook up the secondary with S Jakar Hamilton and CB Vance benefitting from +10 TO's but they did have 4 net close losses. st, 92 ttl yds) and Ealey decided to transfer after spring. With Cuff (4.24 spd) being replaced by Shawn Williams and Sanders UGA has 12 ret st'rs and signed some key newcomers who Ealey's departure, true frosh Isaiah Crowell (PS#4) will be Commings. TY they lose CB Cuff (5 st, 22 tkl) and Chad Gloer (9 should have a huge impact. UGA is one of my Most Improved counted on heavily and could win the starting job! tkl) but have 6 of the top 8 back with all 6 having 3+ sts LY. Teams and is my upset pick to win the SEC East. Jersey # Jersey # OFFENSE IN RED 2011 PROJECTED STARTING LINEUP IN RED DEFENSE QB 11 AARON MURRAY SO. 6-1 209 PS#6. 3049 (61%) 24-8 ratio, 167 rush (1.9) 1st Tm Fr AA rFr. 14 Hutson DE 93 ABRY JONES JR. 6-3 297 PS#24. 8 tkl, 2 tfl true. 6 st, 34 tkl, 3.5 tfl LY.56 Garrison Smith (6'3" 282 Mason (6'3" 191 So) PS#43. 4 gm, 102 (53%), 1-0 true. 16 Christian LeMay PS#4. IFS. 2 Parker Welch (6'3" 207 rFr). So) PS#13. 3 tkl, 1 tfl true.85 Derrick Lott (6'4" 295 So) PS#136. 7 tkl rFr. Matthew DeGenova (6'1" 237 Sr). 1 tkl 3Y. RB NA Isaiah Crowell Fr. 5-11 210 PS#4. 4 Caleb King (5'11" 217 Sr) PS#7. 247 (4.0) rFr. 5 st, 594 (5.2) '09. 5 NOSE NA Jonathan Jenkins Jr. 6-4 340 PS#5JC. Specifically recruited to play Nose.99 Kwame Geathers (6'6" st, 8 gm, 430 (5.4) LY. 30 Carlton Thomas (5'7" 170 Jr) PS#35. 1 st, 364 (4.2) 2Y. 24 Ken Malcome (6'0" 218 rFr) PS#37. 344 So) PS#61. 8 gm, 7 tkl, 1.5 tfl rFr.96 Mike Thornton (6'1" 282 rFr) PS#53. 98 Candler Cook (6'3" 253 Sr). SE 17 Rantavious Wooten Jr. 5-10 177 PS#40. 3 st, 197 (19.7) true. 11 gm, 41 (5.9) LY. 31 Chris Conley IFS. DE 94 DeANGELO TYSON SR. 6-2 290 PS#3. 11 tkl, 1 tfl true. 12 tkl '09. 12 st, 36 tkl, 4 tfl LY. 92 Dexter FB 89 Bruce Figgins (6'4" 265 Sr) PS#23TE. 4 st TE, 83 (9.2) 3Y. Alexander Ogletree (5'10" 207 So) PS#225. 12 gm true. Morant (6'7" 240 rFr) PS#61. Shoulder surg LY. Rehab from '10 inj. OFS '11. Chris Mayes (6'5" 295 Fr) is PS#66. FL 12 TAVARRES KING JR. 6-1 191 PS#6. 9 st, 443 (22.2) '08-'09. 5 st, 504 (18.7) LY. 28 Israel Troupe (6'1" OLB 83 Cornelius Washington Jr. 6-4 260 PS#16DL. 13 gm, 1 st, 13 tkl, 5 tfl rFr. 8 st, 12 gm, 24 tkl, 3 tfl LY. Ray Drew 215 Sr) PS#18. 129 (16.1) '08-'09. 9 gm, 28 (9.3) LY. Malcolm Mitchell PS#18DB. 25 Rhett McGowan (6'0" 183 So). PS#3DL. 44 TJ Stripling (6'6" 214 So) PS#9DL. 1 tkl, 5 gm, OFY true. OFS '11. 95 Reuben Faloughi (6'5" 250 So). 2 tkl rFr. WR 15 Marlon Brown Jr. 6-5 219 PS#3. 8 gm, 15 (7.5) true. 12 gm, 133 (12.1) LY. 82 Michael Bennett (6'3" ILB 45 CHRISTIAN ROBINSON JR. 6-2 226 PS#64. 19 tkl rFr. 11 st, 46 tkl, 6 tfl LY. 22 Richard Samuel (6'2" 234 Jr) 202 rFr) PS#70. 84 Greg Lanier (6'1" 185 Sr). 19 Michael Erdman (5'10" 181 rFr). 80 Taylor Bradberry (6'3" 198 Jr). PS#10RB. 6 st, 528 rush yd (4.6) '08-'09. RS LY. Kent Turene PS#35. Kosta Vavlas (6'0" 230 rFr). Jason Veal (5'11" 225 Sr). TE 7 ORSON CHARLES JR. 6-3 240 PS#2. 374 (16.3) 1st Tm Fr AA true. 422 (16.2), 2nd Tm SEC last yr. ILB 9 Alec Ogletree So. 6-3 237 PS#5DB. 5 st (4 SS, 1 WR), 34 tkl true. 35 Mike Gilliard (6'2" 225 Jr) 81 Aron White (6'4" 242 Sr) PS#12. 286 (17.9) '08-'09. 125 (13.9) LY. Arthur Lynch (6'5" 270 So) PS#4. 1 st true. RS LY. PS#37. 22 gm, 15 tkl 2Y. 42 Cory Campbell (5'10" 209 rFr). Jamel Allen (6'2" 218 Jr). Jeremy Sulek (6'1" 207 Sr). C 61 BEN JONES SR. 6-3 300 PS#60. 10 st true. 13 st C, 2nd Tm SEC '09. 12 st, 4th Tm SEC LY. 66 Kolton OLB 29 Jarvis Jones So. 6-3 234 PS#23DL. 8 gm, 13 tkl, 1.5 tfl true.33 Chase Vasser (6'3" 225 So) PS#44. Houston (6'5" 291 rFr) PS#39. Hunter Long (6'3" 293 Fr) PS#92. LS 69 Ty Frix (6'0" 217 Jr). 94 Billy Johnson (6'0" 229 Jr). 9 gm, 3 tkl true. Sterling Bailey PS#19. 41 Brandon Burrows (6'3" 237 rFr) PS#92DL. 15 Brock Boleman (6'6" 223 So). RG 68 Chris Burnette So. 6-2 300 PS#34. DNP rFr. Knee inj. 73 Brent Benedict (6'5" 301 rFr) PS#7. CB 2 BRANDON BOYKIN SR. 5-10 183 PS#62. 12 st, 60 tkl, 9 pd '08-'09. 12 st, 44 tkl, 6 pd, 4th Tm SEC Watts Dantzler LS PS#27. Josh Parrish (6'4" 303 So). DNP rFr. ? for '11. 58 Ben Reynolds (6'2" 253 So) 2 gm rFr. (CB/KR) LY. Damian Swann PS#5. 20 Derek Owens (5'9" 166 So) 6 tkl true. 11 Connor Norman (5'10" 203 rFr). LG 72 Kenarious Gates So. 6-5 307 PS#213. 3 st RG, 7 gm true. Burned RS in game 6. 64 Dallas Lee (6'4" CB 1 BRANDEN SMITH JR. 5-11 175 PS#5. 1 st, 14 tkl, 2 pbu true. 9 st, 17 tkl, 4 pbu, 2 int LY. 10 Jordan Love 300 So) PS#46. 3 gm rFr. David Andrews (6'2" 275 Fr) is PS#70. 65 John Bodin (6'6" 314 Jr). No game action L2Y. (6'0" 189 So) PS#45. 13 gm, 9 tkl rFr. Blake Sailors (5'11" 186 So)9 tkl rFr. Top ST newcomer. 87 Eric Elliot (5'9" 198 Sr). RT 79 Justin Anderson Sr. 6-5 326 PS#12. 7 st RT, 12 gm rFr. 5 st RG, 13 gm '09. 1 gm, 1 tkl on DL LY. SS 18 BACARRI RAMBO JR. 6-0 211 PS#76. 25 tkl, 7 pd rFr. 82 tkl, 6 pd LY. Corey Moore PS#17. 3 Lucas Redd OL in spg. 70 AJ Harmon (6'5" 320 Jr) PS#11. 7 gm 2Y. Zach DeBell is PS#34. 75 Hugh Williams (6'5" 235 rFr). (6'1" 210 rFr). 7 Kyle Brock (6'1" 200 So). 12 Austin Herod (5'10" 183 So). Luis Capella (5'10" 177 So). Nick Marshall PS#32. LT 71 CORDY GLENN SR. 6-5 320 PS#36. 10 st OG true. 13 st '09. 13 st LG, 3rd Tm SEC LY. 74 Austin Long FS 19 SANDERS COMMINGS JR. 6-2 212 PS#97. 12 tkl rFr. 9 st, 36 tkl, 3 int LY. 23 Jakar Hamilton (6'2" 203 Sr) (6'5" 302 So) PS#17. DNP rFr. Xzavier Ward PS#60. Trinton Sturdivant 13 st true. ACL '08-'09. 7 st LT LY. ACL ? '11. PS#4JC. 5 st, 27 tkl, 3 pd LY. 36 Shawn Williams (6'1" 213 Jr) PS#79. 3 st, 34 tkl LY. 26 Marc Deas (6'1" 189 rFr) PS#92. K 57 BLAIR WALSH SR. 5-10 183 PS#5. 35-45 FG, L/53 '08-'09. 20-23 FG, L/53. 1st Tm SEC last yr. P 13 DREW BUTLER SR. 6-2 210 PS#21. 3 punts (35.7), 3 gms rFr. 56 (48.1) L/75, 41.9 net, Ray Guy 32 Brandon Bogotay (6'3" 206 Sr) JC. 0-1 FG, 4 gm here LY. Jamie Lindley (5'11" 173 Jr) 2 gm true. No action L/2Y. Winner '09. 50 (44.5) L/59, net 40.6, 19 I20, 2nd Tm AA, 2nd Tm SEC LY. 97 Adam Erickson (5'10" 160 rFr). 44 Athens, Georgia MARK RICHT (Career 96-34) Richt’s Bowl GEORGIA BULLDOGS Weather (770) 632-1837 Ext. 2 11th Year at Georgia Record: 7-3 Phil’s Homefield Edge-4.75 T L CAREER PASSING LEADERS CAREER RUSHING LEADERS CAREER RECEIVING LEADERS Richt’s records AT GEORGIA 2011 Schedule Difficulty-#53 U I Final W 1. David Greene 11,528 ‘01-’04 1. Herschel Walker 5,259 ‘80-’82 1. Terrence Edwards 3,093 ‘99-’02 96-34 Straight Up 8-10 Vs Top 10 R N Score 2. Eric Zeier 11,153 ‘91-’94 2. Garrison Hearst 3,232 ‘90-’92 2. Fred Gibson 2,884 ‘01-’04 51-12 Home 28-22 Vs Top 25 Date Opponent F E UGA Opp L 3. Matthew Stafford 7,731 ‘06-‘08 3. Lars Tate 3,017 ‘84-’87 3. AJ Green 2,619 ‘08-’10 34-10 Away 21-5 Vs BCS Teams The first & only meeting was in the ‘05 opener. UGA won 48-13 in Athens w/a 574-292 yd edge. 11-12 Neutral 19-7 Off A Bye Sep. 3 † Boise St (Atlanta) A Georgia Dome is home to the NFL Falcons. UGA was 1-5 LY in reg ssn neutral/AG’s (worst mark S’90). 55-28 Vs Conference 23-8 Off A Loss The winner of this series has scored just 20 pts or less in 8 of the L/10 meetings. UGA has 2010 RECORD: RETURNING STARTERS: Sep. 10 South Carolina G won 7 of the L/9 vs SC but LY were held to ssn lows in pts (6), FD’s (11) & yds (253). OFFENSE: 5* First meeting. Chanticleers went 6-6 LY (FCS playoffs) including a 31-0 loss vs WV. CCU (6-7) DEFENSE: 7 Sep. 17 Coastal Carolina G first started playing football in ‘03, 4th str yr facing a BCS team losing the first 3, 146-13. LETTERMEN: Bulldogs have won the L/8 by 13 ppg. In the L/trip to Oxford (‘06) UGA struggled as they were down Returning: 44 (20,21,3) Sep. 24 at Mississippi A 3-0 at HT but pulled out a 14-9 win. Under Richt, UGA is 8-2 in true road openers (0-2 L2Y). Lost: 26 (14,12,0) UGA had a series high 9-gm win streak snapped LY. UGA trailed 24-6 late 4Q before a garbage TD SEC - EAST DIVISION Oct. 1 Mississippi St G but did fum into EZ (1H) & had a PR fum. UGA hasn’t dropped 2 str vs MSU since 1951 & ‘56. Bulldogs have been hammered their L/2 trips to Knoxville (‘07 & ‘09). They have been outscored Oct. 8 at Tennessee G on avg 40-17 (outgained 442-242), in ‘09 UGA was held w/o an off TD & in ‘07 trailed 28-0. Georgia has won 9 str trips to Nashville, eight by DD’s (L/loss in ‘91, 16-1-1 since 1975). Oct. 15 at Vanderbilt G Coming into 2011 under Richt the Bulldogs are 27-8 in true SEC road gms (1-3 LY). Auburn: LY UGA jumped out to a 21-7 lead after 1Q (162-93 yd edge). Oct. 22 Kentucky: Since ‘91 UGA is 17-3 vs the Wildcats with the avg W by 16 ppg & avg L by 6 ppg. LY Georgia trailed 21-7 at HT & 21-10 into the 4Q. The Bulldogs forced OT (first time in series Oct. 29 † Florida (Jacksonville) G 88 meetings) with a 21 pt 4Q. In OT UGA was int at the UF7 & lost on a 37 yd FG. UGA is 3-0 vs NMSt (L/gm in ‘02). The Bulldogs won 41-10 but had just 17-16 FD & 299-275 Nov. 5 New Mexico St G yd edges. Into 2011, UGA has won 32 str non-conf/non-GT HG’s (last lost vs SMiss in ‘96). LY UGA only trailed 35-31 but ran 11 plays (2.2 ypp) DL Jonathan Jenkins 6-4 340 PS#5JC LB Ray Drew 6-5 243 PS#3 Nov. 12 Auburn G to the Tigers 20 (5.3 ypp, 14 pts) in the final Q. RB Isaiah Crowell 5-11 210 PS#4 TE Jay Rome 6-6 250 PS#3 The home team has dropped 3 str. LY Ealey set a QB Christian LeMay 6-2 200 PS#4 Nov. 19 Kentucky G UGA rec w/5 rush TD’s (157 yds, 5.6 ypc). DB Damian Swann 6-1 170 PS#5 DB Corey Moore 6-1 195 PS#17 This rivalry has been ply’d in the reg ssn finale DB Malcolm Mitchell 6-1 187 PS#18 57 of the L/58 yrs. UGA has beaten GT in 9 of LB Sterling Bailey 6-5 260 PS#19 Nov. 26 at Georgia Tech G DB Nick Marshall 6-2 185 PS#32 the L/10 yrs incl 5 str in Atlanta. LTH Georgia WR Justin Scott-Wesley 6-1 210 PS#31 OL Watts Dantzler 6-7 315 PS#27 Dec. 3 rushed for a Richt era high 339 yds (7.7). LB Amarlo Herrera 6-1 224 PS#27 WR Tavarres King GEORGIA BULLDOGS • OL Zach Debell 6-7 265 PS#34 STADIUM: SANFORD STADIUM (92,746) (#8) LB Kent Turene 6-3 225 PS#35 WR Chris Conley 6-3 202 PS#41 LAST 5 BOWL GAMES PLAYING SURFACE: GRASS OL Xzavier Ward 6-7 270 PS#60 GEORGIA’S ALL-TIME BOWL RECORD 26-17-3 DL Chris Mayes 6-5 295 PS#66 YR BOWL/TM RK LINE OPPONENT SCORE 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 10 Yr Total DB Chris Sanders 6-1 176 PS#65 STRAIGHT UP 8-4 13-1 11-3 10-2 10-3 9-4 11-2 10-3 8-5 6-7 96-34 LB Ramik Wilson 6-2 218 PS#55 06 Chick-fil-A +3 Virginia Tech - #14 31-24 Home 4-2 7-0 6-0 5-1 5-1 5-2 6-1 4-2 4-2 5-1 51-12 DB Devin Bowman 6-0 175 PS#71 07 Sugar - #4 -7’ Hawaii - #10 41-10 OL David Andrews 6-2 275 PS#70 Away 4-0 4-0 4-1 3-1 4-0 3-1 3-1 5-0 3-2 1-4 34-10 08 Capital One - #16 -8’ Michigan St - #19 24-12 Neutral 0-2 2-1 1-2 2-0 1-2 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-1 0-2 11-12 OL Hunter Long 6-3 293 PS#92 OL Nathan Theus 6-3 225 PS#182 09 Independence -6’ Texas A&M 44-20 vs Conf 5-3 8-1 6-3 6-2 7-2 4-4 6-2 6-2 4-4 3-5 55-28 WR Sanford Seay 6-2 200 PS#164 vs Non-Conf 3-1 5-0 5-0 4-0 3-1 5-0 5-0 4-1 4-1 3-2 41-6 20 VHT 4 HT NEWCOMERS DB Quintavious Harrow 6-2 200 PS#254 10 Liberty -6’ UCF 6-10 ATS 6-6 10-3 8-6 4-7 6-6-1 5-6-1 8-4 4-7-1 5-7 5-8 61-60-3 OFFENSE - LAST 7 YEARS - DEFENSE Home Fav 1-4 4-2 4-2 2-3 2-4 1-3-1 4-2 1-4 1-4 4-2 24-30-1 RET OFF TOTAL OFF OFF OFF PASS AVG OFF SKS TOTAL RET DEF TOTAL DEF DEF DEF PASS AVG DEF SKS Home Dog 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 STS PTS OFF RUSH YPC PASS % PLAY YPP VS TURN STS PTS DEF RUSH YPC PASS % PLAY YPP BY Away Fav 1-0 3-0 3-1 1-2 2-1 1-2 1-2 1-2-1 1-0 1-1 15-11-1 10 32.1 385 143 4.1 242 60.7 6.1 12.0 25 +10 2010 5 22.1 329 147 3.7 181 54.9 5.2 14.9 24 Away Dog Mark Richt 2001 3-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 2-2 0-3 9-7 7 28.9 362 161 4.7 201 54.9 5.9 12.5 12 -16 2009 8 25.9 339 126 3.4 213 56.2 5.1 13.1 30 Neutral 1-1 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-1-1 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-1 0-2 12-10-1 7* 31.5 426 148 4.5 278 61.5 6.7 13.5 17 -3 2008 8 24.5 312 122 3.6 190 55.7 5.0 12.7 24 vs Conf 5-3 7-2 5-4 4-4 4-4-1 3-5 5-3 1-6-1 3-5 3-5 40-41-2 vs Non-Conf 1-3 3-1 3-2 0-3 2-2 2-1-1 3-1 3-1 2-2 2-3 21-19-1 6* 32.6 375 177 4.5 198 54.5 5.6 11.5 15 +9 2007 3 20.2 323 110 3.3 213 59.2 4.8 16.0 42 Off SU Win 4-4 10-1 4-6 3-6 4-5-1 4-3-1 7-3 3-5-1 3-4 2-4 44-41-3 4 25.2 311 127 3.9 184 53.8 5.3 12.4 17 -1 2006 5 17.6 258 108 3.2 150 53.2 4.3 14.7 33 Off SU Loss 2-1 0-1 3-0 1-1 1-1 1-3 0-1 1-2 2-2 2-4 13-16 7 29.5 391 162 4.6 229 55.4 6.2 13.2 20 +11 2005 7 16.4 314 144 3.8 170 57.2 4.8 19.1 34 8* 27.9 405 157 4.1 248 55.4 5.9 14.5 21 -2 2004 6 16.5 289 107 3.0 182 55.2 4.6 17.5 37 2010 STATISTICAL LEADERS RUSHING ATT GAIN LOST NET TD AVG PLAYER TKL SKS TFL PBU INT QBH Get updated 2011 stats weekly on philsteele.com OFFENSE - 2010 STATS BY GAME - DEFENSE Washaun Ealey 157 828 17 811 11 5.2 Akeem Dent 126 2.5 4 2 0 6 UGA 2010 Total Rush Pass Sks Total Rush Pass Sks Yds Gm Caleb King 80 455 25 430 2 5.4 Bacarri Rambo 82 0 5 3 3 3 ATT Foe Off FD Att Yds Avg Co Att Yds vs Def FD Att Yds Avg Co Att Yds by TO Diff Grade Carlton Thomas 64 291 19 272 2 4.2 Justin Houston 67 10 8.5 2 1 44 92,746 Louisiana 377 17 37 - 184 5.0 19 - 31 193 0 128 5 29 - 14 0.5 8 - 24 114 3 +2 249 90.8 Aaron Murray 87 358 191 167 4 1.9 Marcus Dowtin 57 1.5 3 1 1 4 80,974 at South Carolina 253 11 26 - 61 2.3 14 - 21 192 3 354 23 52 - 189 3.6 12 - 17 165 4 0 -101 77.8 Branden Smith 6 46 0 46 0 7.7 Christian Robinson 46 2 4 0 0 4 Shaun Chapas 15 44 0 44 2 2.9 Brandon Boykin 44 1 5.5 3 3 1 92,746 Arkansas 392 19 41 - 139 3.4 15 - 27 253 6 433 18 23 - 53 2.3 21 - 33 380 1 -1 -41 82.0 AJ Green 3 46 2 44 0 14.7 Darryl Gamble 39 0 3.5 1 1 15 56,721 at Mississippi St 387 21 34 - 113 3.3 18 - 31 274 1 314 18 43 - 166 3.9 9 - 15 148 0 -1 73 86.6 PASSING ATT COMP PCT YDS TD INT DeAngelo Tyson 36 1.5 2.5 0 0 7 52,855 at Colorado 409 20 32 - 188 5.9 16 - 27 221 2 393 18 47 - 235 5.0 13 - 20 158 2 -1 16 76.5 Aaron Murray 342 209 61.1 3049 24 8 Sanders Commings 36 0 0.5 2 3 1 Hutson Mason 17 9 52.9 102 1 0 Abry Jones 34 0 3.5 0 0 6 92,746 Tennessee 402 20 36 - 136 3.8 17 - 25 266 2 269 12 26 - 9 0.3 17 - 25 260 4 +3 133 91.0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD LONG Alec Ogletree 34 0 1 1 0 0 92,746 Vanderbilt 547 22 45 - 232 5.2 19 - 28 315 0 140 8 27 - 58 2.1 6 - 20 82 1 +2 407 101.8 AJ Green 57 848 14.9 9 50 Shawn Williams 34 0 0 1 0 1 Kris Durham 32 659 20.6 3 66 Demarcus Dobbs 28 1 2.5 1 0 15 70,884 at Kentucky 290 13 39 - 177 4.5 9 - 12 113 0 423 22 31 - 70 2.3 27 - 43 353 3 +3 -133 76.5 Tavarres King 27 504 18.7 3 63 Jakar Hamilton 27 0 0 2 1 1 84,444 † Florida 439 22 34 - 126 3.7 18 - 37 313 2 450 23 50 - 231 4.6 18 - 27 219 3 -3 -11 85.5 Orson Charles 26 422 16.2 2 36 Cornelius Washington 24 1 2 1 0 6 92,746 Idaho St 450 26 46 - 181 3.9 22 - 35 269 1 151 8 19 - 39 2.1 7 - 32 112 1 +3 299 75.1 Marlon Brown 11 133 12.1 1 31 Vance Cuff 22 0 1 5 1 0 Aron White 9 125 13.9 0 30 Branden Smith 17 0 0 4 2 0 87,451 at Auburn 354 17 24 - 81 3.4 15 - 28 273 4 463 28 57 - 315 5.5 12 - 16 148 2 +1 -109 82.0 Logan Gray 9 105 11.7 1 26 Brandon Wood 16 1 0.5 0 0 4 92,746 Georgia Tech 425 18 29 - 154 5.3 15 - 19 271 1 512 32 77 - 411 5.3 8 - 15 101 0 +2 -87 73.2 Washaun Ealey 8 85 10.6 0 20 Kiante Tripp 13 1.5 2.5 0 0 7 51,231 † UCF 280 19 32 - 82 2.6 21 - 38 198 3 241 16 30 - 124 4.1 16 - 30 117 0 0 39 80.0 Fred Munzenmaier 10 67 6.7 1 11 Blake Sailors 9 0 0 0 0 0 Rantavious Wooten 7 41 5.9 1 11 Jordan Love 9 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 5005 245 455 - 1854 4.1 218 - 359 3151 25 4271 231 511 - 1914 3.7 174 - 317 2357 24 +10 734 83.0 PUNTING NO YDS AVG FC NET BLK In20 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD AVERAGES 385 18.8 35 - 143 4.1 60.7% 242 7.0% 329 17.8 39 - 147 3.7 54.9% 181 7.6% 0.8 56 #27 Drew Butler 50 2225 44.5 16 40.6 0 19 Branden Smith 10 143 14.3 0 ATT KICKING XP 1-29 30-39 40-49 50+ TTL LNG KICK RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD 92,746 (#7) HOME 432 20.3 39 - 171 4.4 65.8% 261 6.1% 272 13.8 34 - 97 2.9 45.0% 175 6.7% +11 160 85.6 Blair Walsh 46-47 9-9 5-6 4-6 2-2 20-23 53 Brandon Boykin 34 825 24.3 1 69,222 (#15) AWAY 345 17.6 32 - 118 3.7 59.5% 226 7.7% 377 21.1 44 - 190 4.3 64.8% 187 8.3% -1 -32 80.8 UGA Pre #15 Post #23 UGA Pre #13 Post #2 UGA Pre #1 Post #13 UGA Pre #13 Post – UGA Pre #23 2010 RESULTS Post – Rank Opponent2006 RESULTS Line Score Rank Opponent2007 RESULTS Line Score Rank Opponent2008 RESULTS Line Score Rank Opponent2009 RESULTS Line Score Rank Opponent Line Score #15 WKU NL 48-12 #13 Oklahoma St -6’ 35-14 #1 Georgia Southern -37’ 45-21 #13 at Oklahoma St - #9 +5’ 10-24 #23 Louisiana -28’ 55-7 #12 at South Carolina -3 18-0 #11 South Carolina -3’ 12-16 #2 Central Michigan -24’ 56-17 #21 South Carolina -7 41-37 #22 at South Carolina - #24 +3 6-17 #10 UAB -17 34-0 #23 Western Carolina NL 45-16 #2 at South Carolina -7 14-7 #23 at Arkansas +2’ 52-41 – Arkansas - #12 -2 24-31 #9 Colorado -27 14-13 #22 at Alabama - #16 +3’ 26-23 OT #3 at Arizona St -7 27-10 #21 Arizona St -12 20-17 – at Mississippi St +1 12-24 #10 at Mississippi -18’ 14-9 #15 Mississippi -15’ 45-17 #3 Alabama - #8 -6’ 30-41 #18 LSU - #4 -3’ 13-20 – at Colorado -4’ 27-29 #10 Tennessee - 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