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Georgia shows off some of new stars during G-Day spring game
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Black Team corner back Damian Swann, left, breaks up a pass to Red Team's Rantavious Wooten during Georgia's spring football scrimmage at Sanford Stadium on Saturday in Athens. - photo by Richard Hamm
ATHENS — All-American Jarvis Jones was standing on the sidelines at Saturday’s G-Day, a reminder that Georgia will have to rebuild its defense next season. But the bulldog defense could be fine next year, based on Saturday’s 23-17 come-from-behind win by the Blacks over the Reds. The Blacks featured the starting defense against the Reds, loaded with most of the veterans returning on one of the nation’s most effective offenses.
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College football: North Hall graduate Dan Jackson wraps up remarkable career at Georgia, declares for NFL draft
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Georgia defensive back Dan Jackson, a North Hall High graduate, records the stop against Tennessee on Nov. 15 in Athens. Jason Getz Tribune News Service
Path to the Draft: The Times is running a series about local football talents who are hoping to make the next step to the NFL. Next up, we'll feature Gainesville High graduate, Georgia Tech offensive lineman Jordan Williams.
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