Michael Bennett – Bennett continued his stellar all-around
play for the DAWGS. Bennett finished
with 5 catches, 70 yards and two scores.
The best thing about Bennett is the way he plays the game. @MBennett_82 plays with great passion, gives complete
and total effort, is as tough as they come and plays for his teammates. Bennett loves the game and we love him for
it.
Alec Ogletree – Ogletree stormed back into the DAWGS line-up
on Saturday with a career-high 14 tackles and 3 pass break ups. The monster that is @B_easy_uga9 was
unleashed on the Vols on Saturday and his presence could not be ignored.
Damian Swann – Swann is becoming a fixture in the Georgia
secondary and you don’t have to look hard to see why. @D_Swann collected his first career
interception on a brilliant play on the ball and rolled up six total tackles,
including a tackle for loss.
Sanders Commings – Sometimes it’s not that you’re making big
plays, it’s when you’re making them. Moving
back to corner for the first time this season, Commings played physical on the
edge finishing with 5 tackles and came up huge late in the game hauling in two
interceptions. @SandersCommings will
continue to settle back in at corner going forward and the DAWGS defense will
strengthen because of it.
Keith Marshall – Explosive.
That’s the word that comes to mind when I recollect Marshall’s performance against the Vols. @Truthh4 got loose on Saturday carrying the
ball 10 times for a career-high 164 yards and two scores (75 and 72
yards). Like a lightning fast overhand
right, Marshall
does his damage before defenses even see it coming.
Todd Gurley – If Marshall was explosive, Gurley was just unrelenting. The devastating uppercut that is the other
hand in Georgia’s
outstanding one-two punch at tailback, Gurley wowed again with a career-high 23
carries for 130 yards and three scores, including a 51 yard touchdown run. By the end of the game, Tennessee defenders didn’t want any more of
@TGII3, going low to avoid full contact on nearly every tackle.
Glory, Glory.
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