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OLs Davis and Vance impressing for Dogs

By Staff reports
Posted 9:50PM on Monday 18th August 2008 ( 16 years ago )
ATHENS -- The No. 1-ranked Georgia Bulldogs returned to work on Monday after having Sunday off from practice and worked out for two hours and 15 minutes.

After participating in UGA's annual Picture Day festivities at Sanford Stadium on Saturday, the Bulldogs joined the rest of the student body as they began their fall semester in the classroom Monday. The Bulldogs wrapped up their final two-a-day portion of their practice last Friday.

"Considering this was the first day of school and there were a lot of things going on for these guys, I think we had a pretty good day," said head coach Mark Richt.

Richt was also encouraged to see less green jerseys on the field Monday. The Bulldogs wearing green jerseys are either "non-contact" players who are injured or are reserved for the quarterbacks.

"There was a lot less green out there today so I was pleased some guys got some work for the first time in a while," Richt said.

After losing sophomore left tackle Trinton Sturdivant to a season-ending knee injury, Richt also addressed his thoughts about the offensive line.

"Vince (Vance) has done a very nice job. [Jefferson native] Chris Davis has done a good job at center. Ben (Jones) is competing. The two guys who have been the most consistent are Vance and Chris," said Richt. "Vince has shown a lot of improvement in his play, his practice and his demeanor. He's more focused on getting the job done."

Richt also said that senior snapper Bo Fowler is the No. 1 snapper, but that the position "is still up for grabs."

Georgia is slated to open the season at Sanford Stadium against Georgia Southern on Aug. 30 at 12:30 p.m. in a game that will be televised on a
pay-per-view basis by CSS.
Georgia offensive lineman Chris Davis (No. 63) blocks for quarterback Matthew Stafford during the 2007 season.

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