The Georgia football team continued preparing for its annual game in Jacksonville against Florida with a two-hour workout in full pads on the Woodruff Practice Fields on Wednesday.
The Bulldogs (4-2 overall, 2-2 SEC) and the Gators (6-1, 4-1) will meet in a critical SEC Eastern Division contest on Saturday, Oct. 31, at 3:30 p.m. The game will be televised by CBS.
Wednesday’s practice was the Bulldogs’ second of three during their open-date week. Georgia also worked out on Monday and will have another session on Thursday before reconvening next week.
“We got some really good work in today,” Georgia head coach Mark Richt said. “I expect us to have the same results on Thursday. The practice set-up will be about the same. We’ve got a couple of more different situations to cover. We’re working hard on getting better fundamentally and we’re working hard on simply getting better as a football team. That’s what we’ve got to do every day.”
Richt said the captains for the Florida contest will be tailback Sony Michel, linebackers Leonard Floyd and Ryne Rankin, and defensive lineman Sterling Bailey.
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First !! I am a HUGE DawgFan !! I would love to see more FOCUS & FIRE out of the OFFENSE... It seems that the OFFENSE is just going through the motions...??? The DEFENSE seems to be doing their job !! Please STOP Running those Quick-Outs to the outside Receivers... Run more SCREEN PLAYS and try to throw downfield a bit more... CMON DAWGS !! Show those Gators what a Dawg-Bite really feels like !!!!!!! GO DAWGS !!