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1 eorgia Football Two Consensus National Championships: 1942, SEC Titles: 1942, 1946, 1948, 1959, 1966, 1968, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982, 2002, Georgia Schedule Aug. 30 #16 Clemson (ESPN) 5:36 p.m. Sept. *South Carolina (CBS) 3:30 p.m. Sept. 20 Troy (SEC Network) 12:00 p.m. Sept. 27 *Tennessee TBA Oct. 4 *Vanderbilt TBA Oct. *Missouri TBA Oct. 18 vs. #*Arkansas TBA Nov. 1 vs. ^*Florida (CBS) 3:30 p.m. Nov. *Kentucky TBA Nov. 15 *Auburn TBA Nov. 22 Charleston Southern TBA Nov. 29 Georgia Tech TBA #War Memorial Stadium (Little Rock, Ark.); ^EverBank Field (Jacksonville, Fla.); *SEC games Captains Versus The Tigers TBA An Opener Vs. The ACC Again For the second consecutive season, the Bulldogs will open against Clemson from the ACC. Last year, Georgia traveled to Clemson, S.C., and fell to the eighth-ranked Tigers The 2013 matchup marked the first time in the last six tries that Clemson topped the Bulldogs. The last time Georgia squared off against the Tigers in Sanford Stadium, the Bulldogs edged Clemson in First Up In The SEC Since 1992, Georgia has opened its SEC schedule up against South Carolina in every season but one. In 2012, the Bulldogs traveled to Columbia, Mo., rather than Columbia, S.C., to start their league play. Georgia beat Missouri in the Tigers first ever SEC game. This season, the Bulldogs again play their first SEC game versus South Carolina and the matchup will be held in the Gamecocks home stadium. Georgia beat sixth-ranked South Carolina in Sanford Stadium last season Georgia Results Aug. #8 Clemson L, Sept. 7 #6 *South Carolina W, Sept. 21 North Texas W, Sept. 28 #6 *LSU W, Oct. *Tennessee W, (ot) Oct. 12 #25 *Missouri L, Oct. *Vanderbilt L, Nov. 2 vs. ^*Florida (@ Jax.) W, Nov. 9 Appalachian State W, 45-6 Nov. #7 *Auburn L, Nov. 23 *Kentucky W, Nov. Georgia Tech W, (2 ot) Jan. 1 vs. ^!Nebraska L, ^EverBank Field (Jacksonville, Fla.);!TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl; *SEC games Game 1: #12 Georgia (0-0, 0-0 SEC) vs. #16 Clemson (0-0, 0-0 ACC) georgiadogs.com clemsontigers.com Date: Aug. 30, 2014, 5:36 p.m. Site: Athens, Ga. Stadium: Sanford (92,746) Radio: Georgia Bulldog Sports Network from IMG - Scott Howard (PxP), Eric Zeier (Color), Chuck Dowdle (sideline), Loran Smith, Neil Williamson, Jeff Dantzler, Kevin Butler National TV: ESPN - Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe National Radio: Westwood One - Gregg Daniels, Dale Hellestrae Sirius/XM Radio: Ch. 126/205 Internet Broadcast: GTV on georgiadogs.com SID Contacts: Georgia - Claude Felton, ; Clemson - Tim Bourret, cfelton@sports.uga.edu btimoth@clemson.edu Raise The Curtain On 2014 Georgia raises the curtain on another season, the 121st in Bulldog history, on Saturday. Georgia s alltime record in season openers is The Bulldogs have won 14 of their past 17 season openers including 10-3 under coach Mark Richt. Saturday marks the 64th meeting ( ) with Clemson, including a 2-1 mark under Richt. The Bulldogs have won five out of the past six meetings with Clemson In Season Openers In The Richt Era 2001 : Georgia 45, Arkansas State 17 (Athens) 2008: #1 Georgia 45, Georgia Southern 21 (Athens) 2002: #8 Georgia 31, Clemson 28 (Athens) 2009: #9 Okla. State 24, #13 Georgia 21 (Stillwater) 2003: #11 Georgia 30, Clemson 0 (Clemson) 2010: #23 Georgia 55, La.-Lafayette 7 (Athens) 2004: #3 Georgia 48, Georgia Southern 28 (Athens) 2011: #5 Boise State 35, Georgia 21 (Atlanta) 2005: #13 Georgia 48, #18 Boise State 13 (Athens) 2012: #6 Georgia 45, Buffalo 23 (Athens) 2006: #15 Georgia 48, Western Kentucky 12 (Athens) 2013: #8 Clemson 38, #5 Georgia 35 (Clemson) 2007: #13 Georgia 35, Oklahoma State 14 (Athens) Top-20 Showdown The Bulldogs debut at #12 in the Associated Press (AP) and USA Today Coaches preseason top 25 polls while their season-opening opponent Clemson checks in at #16 in both polls. This is the second straight year Georgia and Clemson will meet in a top-20 showdown to open the season. The Bulldogs have faced the Tigers four times when both teams were ranked in the top 20. The teams are tied at 2-2. Those meetings came in 1982, 1984, 1987 and Georgia won the first two while the Tigers picked up wins in the final two. This year will mark the second straight and only third overall time in school history that Georgia will open its season versus two consecutive top-20 opponents (2011: #5 Boise State, #12 South Carolina; 2013: #8 Clemson, #6 South Carolina). Georgia went 0-2 in 2011 and 1-1 in After #16 Clemson this year, Georgia has an open date and then will travel to #9 South Carolina on Sept. 13. Non-Conference Success Under the direction of Mark Richt, Georgia owns a record against teams from outside the Southeastern Conference. They are 36-1 at home since In 2014, all four of Georgia s regular season non-conference foes will come to Sanford Stadium. Georgia last opened a season in Athens against Clemson in 2002, a Bulldog victory. This win helped jump-start the momentum for Georgia s 13-1 season that finished with an SEC Championship and Sugar Bowl victory. Pruitt Leads New Defensive Staff Georgia overhauled its defensive staff following the 2013 season. Mark Richt hired Jeremy Pruitt, who was the defensive coordinator for the 2014 national champion Florida State Seminoles, to lead the unit. The Bulldogs filled out their defensive staff with Tracy Rocker (Defensive Line/Will Linebackers), Kevin Sherrer (Sam Linebackers/Star Position) and Mike Ekeler (Inside Linebackers/Defensive Special Teams Coordinator). Rocker came to Georgia after serving on the Tennessee Titans staff while Sherrer was the South Alabama defensive coordinator in Ekeler coached the ILBs at Southern California last season. High-Octane Offense Georgia has six returning starters on offense that helped set a school record by averaging 484 yards per game in That tally ranked fourth in the SEC. The Bulldogs ranked fifth in the league in scoring offense at 36.7 thanks to scoring at least 35 points eight times last season. Georgia s 58 touchdowns last year ranked second in school history, trailing only the 2012 team that set the mark with 72.

2 Depth Chart GEORGIA BULLDOGS Offense CLEMSON TIGERS Offense X 82 Michael Bennett (6-3, 205, Sr.) LT 79 Isaiah Battle (6-7, 290, Jr.) 18 Jonathon Rumph (6-5, 208, Sr.) 73 Joe Gore (6-5, 290, Jr.) LT 71 John Theus (6-6, 298, Jr.) LG 77 Reid Webster (6-4, 300, Gr.) OR 79 Mark Beard (6-5, 300, Sr.) 78 Eric Mac Lain (6-4, 305, Jr.) LG 54 Brandon Kublanow (6-3, 290, So.) C 58 Ryan Norton (6-3, 285, Jr.) 77 Isaiah Wynn (6-2, 283, Fr.) 57 Jay Guillermo (6-3, 310, RSo.) C 61 David Andrews (6-2, 295, Sr.) RG 67 Kalon Davis (6-5, 340, Sr.) 66 Hunter Long (6-4, 312, Jr.) 55 Tyrone Crowder (6-2, 330, RFr.) RG 73 Greg Pyke (6-6, 326, RSo.) RT 73 Joe Gore (6-5, 290, Jr.) 55 Dyshon Sims (6-4, 302, Fr.) 67 Kalon Davis (6-5, 340, Sr.) RT 75 Kolton Houston (6-5, 280, Sr.) TE 16 Jordan Leggett (6-5, 250, So.) 78 Watts Dantzler (6-7, 307, Sr.) 86 Sam Cooper (6-6, 245, Gr.) TE 87 Jay Rome (6-6, 254, Jr.) OR WR 19 Charone Peake (6-2, 205, Jr.) 48 Quayvon Hicks (6-2, 257, Jr.) 5 Germone Hopper (5-11, 175, RSo.) QB 14 Hutson Mason (6-3, 202, Sr.) QB 18 Cole Stoudt (6-4, 225, Sr.) 12 Brice Ramsey (6-3, 205, RFr.) OR 4 Deshaun Watson (6-2, 205, Fr.) 10 Faton Bauta (6-3, 216, RSo.) RB 22 D.J. Howard (5-11, 205, Sr.) TB 3 Todd Gurley (6-1, 232, Jr.) 32 C.J. Davidson (5-10, 200, Jr.) 4 Keith Marshall (5-11, 219, Jr.) WR 13 Adam Humphries (5-11, 195, Sr.) Z 81 Reggie Davis (6-0, 159, So.) 3 Artavis Scott (5-10, 190, Fr.) 8 Blake Tibbs (6-2, 179, RSo.) WR 7 Mike Williams (6-4, 210, So.) Y 31 Chris Conley (6-3, 206, Sr.) 8 Demarre Kitt (6-1, 185, Fr.) 9 Kenneth Towns (6-3, 201, RSo.) Defense (*12 starters listed) DT 89 James DeLoach (6-3, 265, Jr.) 47 Ray Drew (6-5, 276, Sr.) N 96 Mike Thornton (6-1, 290, Sr.) 97 John Atkins (6-4, 322, RFr.) DE 58 Sterling Bailey (6-3, 282, Jr.) 91 Josh Dawson (6-4, 275, Jr.) SAM 84 Leonard Floyd (6-4, 220, So.) 7 Lorenzo Carter (6-6, 237, Fr.) JACK 59 Jordan Jenkins (6-3, 246, Jr.) 17 Davin Bellamy (6-5, 235, RFr.) MIKE 42 Tim Kimbrough (6-0, 228, So.) 51 Ramik Wilson (6-2, 232, Sr.) WILL 52 Amarlo Herrera (6-2, 244, Sr.) 30 Kosta Vavlas (6-0, 214, Sr.) BC 37 Devin Bowman (6-0, 179, Jr.) 31 Shattle Fenteng (6-2, 187, Jr.) SC 5 Damian Swann (5-11, 178, Sr.) 14 Malkom Parrish (5-10, 194, Fr.) SS 39 Corey Moore (6-2, 214, Sr.) 20 Quincy Mauger (6-0, 200, So.) STAR 24 Dominick Sanders (6-0, 187, Fr.) 15 J.J. Green (5-9, 183, So.) FS 35 Aaron Davis (6-1, 190, RFr.) 12 Lucas Redd (6-1, 200, Sr.) Special Teams P 32 Colin Barber (6-2, 200, Jr.) OR 97 Adam Erickson (5-10, 171, Sr.) PK/KO 13 Marshall Morgan (6-3, 200, Jr.) 93 Patrick Beless (5-9, 162, Jr.) SN 49 Nathan Theus (6-3, 241, Jr.) 69 Trent Frix (6-0, 218, So.) H 97 Adam Erickson (5-10, 178, Sr.) 12 Lucas Redd (6-1, 200, Sr.) KOR 16 Isaiah McKenzie (5-8, 164, Fr.) OR 1 Sony Michel (5-11, 208, Fr.) PR 81 Reggie Davis (6-0, 170, So.) 16 Isaiah McKenzie (5-8, 164, Fr.) Defense DE 9 Tavaris Barnes (6-3, 275, Sr.) 98 Kevin Dodd (6-5, 275, RSo.) DT 50 Grady Jarrett (6-0, 290, Sr.) 94 Carlos Watkins (6-3, 295, RSo.) DT 91 Josh Watson (6-4, 290, Gr.) OR 99 DeShawn Williams (6-1, 295, Sr.) OR 48 D.J. Reader (6-2, 325, Jr.) DE 3 Vic Beasley (6-3, 235, Gr.) 90 Shaq Lawson (6-3, 275, So.) SLB/NB 12 Korrin Wiggins (5-11, 195, So.) 41 T.J. Burrell (5-11, 215, RSo.) MLB 42 Stephone Anthony (6-3, 245, Sr.) 44 B.J. Goodson (6-0, 240, Jr.) WLB 7 Tony Steward (6-0, 235, Sr.) 10 Ben Boulware (6-0, 235, So.) CB 2 Mackensie Alexander (5-10, 190, RFr.) 25 Cordrea Tankersley (6-1, 195, So.) S 20 Jayron Kearse (6-4, 210, So.) OR 18 Jadar Johnson (6-0, 200, So.) S 27 Robert Smith (5-11, 215, Sr.) 15 T.J. Green (6-3, 205, So.) CB 14 Martin Jenkins (5-9, 180, Gr.) 29 Marcus Edmond (5-11, 170, RFr.) OR 21 Adrian Baker (5-11, 180, RFr.) Special Teams PK 36 Ammon Lakip (5-11, 200, Jr.) 92 Bradley Pinion (6-6, 240, Jr.) P 92 Bradley Pinion (6-6, 240, Jr.) 36 Ammon Lakip (5-11, 200, Jr.) KO 92 Bradley Pinion (6-6, 240, Jr.) 36 Ammon Lakip (5-11, 200, Jr.) LS 75 Michael Sobeski (6-2, 230, Sr.) 51 Jim Brown (6-4, 230, Jr.) H 32 Corbin Jenkins (5-10, 175, Gr.) PR 13 Adam Humphries (5-11, 195, Sr.) 2 Mackensie Alexander (5-10, 190, RFr.) KOR 15 T.J. Green (6-3, 205, So.) AND 32 C.J. Davidson (5-10, 200, Jr.) Pronunciation Guide GEORGIA Faton Bauta... FAH-tone BOUT-ah Jeb Blazevich...BLAY-zuh-vich Keyon Brown... KEY-ahn Zach DeBell...de-BELL Lamont Gaillard... Gill-yard Amarlo Herrera... a-mar-low Quayvon Hicks... KWAY-von Kyle Karempelis... kar-emp-e-lis Sony Michel...Michelle John Theus...THEE-us Nathan Theus...THEE-us Kosta Vavlas... COAST-a VAV-las Xzavier Ward...x-ZAY-vee-er Ramik Wilson... ra-meek CLEMSON Mackensie Alexander...muh-KEHN-zee Stephone Anthony...steh-FAHN Kalon Davis...KAY-lehn Jay Guillermo...gee-AYR-moh Jadar Johnson... juh-dahr Jayron Kearse...JAY-rahn Demarre Kitt...deh-MAHR-ee Ammon Lakip...A-muhn LAY-kihp Charone Peake...shuh-RAHN Cordrea Tankersley...cohr-DRAY Head Coach: Mark Richt Head Coach: Dabo Swinney

3 Head Coach Mark Richt UGA/Overall: (14th year) Hometown: Boca Raton, Fla. College: University of Miami, 82 Birthdate: Feb. 18, 1960 in Omaha, Neb. Wife: Katharyn Francis Children: Jon (24), David (19), Zach (18), Anya (17) Coaching History: Years as college coach: 30 Florida State: Grad. Assistant ( ); Volunteer Assistant ( ) East Carolina: Offensive Coordinator (1989) Florida State: Quarterbacks ( ); Offensive Coord. ( ) Georgia: Head Coach (2001-current) Fast Facts: One of only five men in NCAA Division I-A history to record 115 or more wins in his first 13 seasons Two SEC titles (2002, 05), five SEC Championship Game appearances (2002, 03, 05, 11, 12) 13 straight bowl games non-conference rec., including 36-1 at home 2002 SEC Coach of the Year after directing the Bulldogs to their first SEC title in 20 years and school record 13-win season 2005 SEC Coach of the Year after a 10-3 season, SEC title and a No. 10 final Coaches poll ranking Posted Sugar Bowl wins over Fla. State and Hawaii The Mark Richt Record Year W L T Pct. SEC Reg. Season (T3rd/East) (1st/Champs) (T1st/East) (2nd/East) (1st/Champs) (T3rd/East) (T1st/East) (2nd/East) (T2nd/East) (3rd/East) (1st/East) (T1st/East) (3rd/East) Total *74-34 (.685) *Includes 2-3 in SEC Championship games In An Opponent s Stadium Including 12-8 Against Ranked Foes Year Opponent Final 2001 #6 Tennessee W, Vanderbilt W, Ole Miss W, #21 Ga. Tech W, South Carolina W, #22 Alabama W, Kentucky W, #24 Auburn W, Clemson W, #11 LSU L, #13 Tennessee W, Vanderbilt W, Ga. Tech W, South Carolina W, Arkansas W, Kentucky W, #3 Auburn L, Miss. State W, #8 Tennessee W, Vanderbilt W, #20 Ga. Tech W, 14-7 Dog Tracks Winningest Active Coaches By Winning % In FBS Games, Minimum 100 Coach, Curr. School Yrs W L T Pct. Bowls 1. Urban Meyer, OSU Bob Stoops, OU Nick Saban, UA MARK RICHT, UGA Victories When Tied Or Trailing Late Year Opponent 4th Qtr. Final Tennessee (start) Kentucky (start) Clemson (start) #22 Alabama (8:24) #24 Auburn (start) UAB (start) vs. ^Purdue (end of reg.) OT S. Carolina (start) #20 Ga. Tech 7-7 (start) Colorado 0-13 (start) #16 Ga. Tech 7-12 (8:50) #14 Va. Tech (start) #16 Alabama (end of reg.) OT Vanderbilt (start) Kentucky (12:09) Auburn (11:05) Arizona State (start) #25 Auburn (14:11) vs. Florida (start) vs. #23 ^Nebraska (start) vs. #6 LSU (4:14) Tennessee (start) OT *Georgia Tech (1OT) OT ^Capital One Bowl, Tampa, Fla.; *The largest comeback under Richt was 20 points against Ga. Tech in the Georgia trailed 20-0 with 6:33 left in the second quarter In An Opponent s Stadium (cont.) Including 12-8 Against Ranked Foes Year Opponent Final 2006 South Carolina W, Ole Miss W, Kentucky L, #5 Auburn W, #16 Alabama (ot) W, Tennessee L, Vanderbilt W, Ga. Tech W, South Carolina W, Arizona State W, #11 LSU W, Kentucky W, Auburn W, #9 Oklahoma State L, Arkansas W, Tennessee L, Vanderbilt W, #7 Ga. Tech W, #24 South Carolina L, Mississippi State L, Colorado L, Kentucky W, #2 Auburn L, Ole Miss W, Tennessee W, Vanderbilt W, #25 Georgia Tech W, Missouri W, #6 South Carolina L, Kentucky W, Auburn W, #8 Clemson L, Tennessee (ot) W, Vanderbilt L, #7 Auburn L, Georgia Tech (2ot) W, Special Teams Under Richt Georgia has blocked 21 Punts, 15 Field Goals and 4 PATs since 2001 and converted them in to 144 points (2): 2 FGs = 7 points (5): 2 Punts, 1 PAT, 2 FGs = 16 points (3): 2 Punts, 1 PAT = 7 points (1): 1 Punt = 7 points (5): 2 Punts, 1 PAT, 2 FGs = 12 points (2): 2 Punts = 7 points (1): 1 Punt = 7 points (2): 1 Punt, 1 FG = 7 points (2): 2 Punts = 14 points (2): 2 Punts = 7 points (7): 4 FGs, 2 Punts, 1 PAT = 17 points (*9): 5 Punts, 4 FGs = 40 points. (*UGA Record) 2001 (2): 1 Punt, 1 PAT = 3 points. The Bulldogs have 17 Special Teams TDs plus four safeties in the Richt era. There is one current Bulldog who has scored a Special Teams TD: Todd Gurley: 100-yard KOR return vs. Buffalo in 2012 The Richt Era Record (*SEC) (74-35) Home/Away/Neutral /43-14/15-17 Versus Ranked Teams (H/A/N) /12-8/11-13 Versus Top 10 Teams (H/A/N) /4-6/4-8 Day/Night /37-14 After Bye Week SEC East/*West/Non-Conf /30-13/52-10 Conference Record (H/A/*N) /34-11/7-11 Score First/Opp. Scores First /30-28 Leading/Trailing/Tied at Half /21-30/6-4 Leading/Tr./Tied after 3rd Q /10-36/7-0 Scoring < 18 Pts. / 18 + Pts / Allowing less than 20 Pts Allowing 20+/30+ Pts /14-24 Rushing for less than 100 yards Rushing for over 100 yards Rushing for 200+ yards Passing for 300+ yards Totaling less than 300 yards yards of Total Offense Allowing less than 100 yds. rushing Allowing less than 300 yds. Total Off Allowing 400+ yds. total offense Having 100-yard rusher Opp. have 100-yard rusher No turnovers / takeaways /12-15 Overtime Games In August/September...3-1/40-10 In October/November /37-11 In December/January...5-5/6-3 * - includes SEC Championship Game Appearances: 2002 win over #22 Arkansas; 2003 loss to #3 LSU; 2005 win over #3 LSU; 2011 loss to #1 LSU; 2012 loss to #2 Alabama

4 After 2013 Experience, Mason Ready For Starting Role Senior QB Hutson Mason is prepared to be the Bulldogs signal caller to start 2014 after making his first two career starts to end the 2013 season. His first starting experience came in the regular season finale versus Georgia Tech in Atlanta due to the season-ending injury to 2013 senior QB Aaron Murray. Mason finished 22-for-36 for 299 yards with two touchdowns and an interception during the win against the Yellow Jackets. The Marietta native led the Bulldogs back from a second-quarter 20-0 deficit to pick up a double-overtime victory. He also started the Gator Bowl against Nebraska. In 2013, Mason appeared in five games and was 67-for-110 for 968 yards, five touchdowns and three picks. He also started the second half during the rout of Kentucky after Murray sustained his ACL injury and finished 13-of-19 for 189 yards and a touchdown pass and added his second career rushing touchdown. In 2012, Mason made the decision to redshirt to create a one-year difference in eligibility with Murray. Redshirt sophomore Faton Bauta is the only other signal caller with Bulldog experience. Bauta appeared in three games with four rushes for 30 yards, but has yet to attempt a pass. Georgia s other two quarterbacks include redshirt freshman Brice Ramsey and early enrollee freshman Jacob Park. Mason s Career Numbers Year G/GS Cmp. Att. Pct. Yds. INT TD Eff. LG / UL / NMS / NEB Total 13/ , NEB 2010 G/S C/A Pct. Yds INT TD LG Louisiana-Lafayette 1/0 2/ Vanderbilt 1/0 4/ Idaho State 1/0 3/ #2 Auburn 1/ TOTAL 4/0 9/ G/S C/A Pct. Yds INT TD LG Coastal Carolina 1/0 6/ New Mexico St. 1/0 8/ #24 Auburn 1/ vs. #1 LSU 1/0 4/ TOTAL 4/0 18/ G/S C/A Pct. Yds INT TD LG North Texas 1/0 0/ Appalachian St. 1/0 11/ Kentucky 1/0 13/ Georgia Tech (W) 1/1 22/ vs. Nebraska (L) 1/1 21/ TOTAL 5/2 67/ Versatile Gurley Returns With Marshall Junior Todd Gurley has proven to be a viable option as both a running back and a receiver during his career. Last year, he led the Bulldogs with 989 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns in only 10 games, including an average of 6.0/carry. Gurley wound up third on the team in receiving with 37 catches for 441 yards and a team-best six touchdown catches. He led the team in both rushing and receiving touchdowns. Gurley accomplished this feat despite missing three and a half games due to an ankle injury sustained in the second quarter during the win over #6 LSU. Statistically, Gurley s best game of his career came against #8 Clemson last year when he ran for 154 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries. He finished with a career-high 10 catches at #7 Auburn last year. Gurley has reached the 100-yard rushing mark 13 times in his career. Rushing Year G/GS Att. Yards Per/Att. Per/Gm. TD LG / , UB / CLEM Total 24/ , CLEM Dog Tracks Receiving Year G/GS Rec. Yards Per/Rec. Per/Gm. TD LG / OM / UF Total 24/ UF In 2012, true freshmen roommates and North Carolina natives Gurley and Keith Marshall became Georgia s weapons in the backfield. Marshall looks to be recovered from a right knee injury versus Tennessee last October that ended his season. Marshall played in only five games and finished with 252 yards and one touchdown. Marshall exploded for a career-high 164 yards versus Tennessee in He has three 100-yard games in his two years as a Bulldog. Rushing Year G/GS Att. Yards Per/Att. Per/Gm. TD LG / UT / SC Total 19/ , UT Receiving Year G/GS Rec. Yards Per/Rec. Per/Gm. TD LG / NEB / SC Total 19/ SC Georgia has a trio of talented tailbacks in addition to Gurley and Marshall. Sophomore Brendan Douglas played in 12 games last year and finished with 345 yards and three touchdowns. Two highly-rated prospects in Sony Michel and Nick Chubb are also in running back coach Bryan McClendon s group for the coming season. Targeting An Assortment Of Receivers One of the keys to the offense s success in 2013 was its passing efficiency, and the ability to spread the ball around. The Bulldogs are banking a healthy backfield will help loosen up their receivers and allow this trend to continue in Georgia had a different leading receiver in seven of its 13 games last year. Georgia returns its top two receivers from last season in seniors Chris Conley and Michael Bennett. Conley had 45 catches for 651 yards and four touchdowns while Bennett had 41 yards for 538 yards and four scores. With Malcolm Mitchell still recovering from a knee injury that ended his 2013 seasons, opportunities have opened up for redshirt sophomores Kenneth Towns and Blake Tibbs. Each had two catches last year and Towns scored against Kentucky. Sophomore Reggie Davis and seniors Jonathon Rumph and Michael Erdman are also expected to contribute to the Bulldogs aerial attack. In addition, true freshman Isaiah McKenzie progressed during the preseason camp and should be in the lineup this fall. A combination of four tight ends (H-back) will also give Hutson Mason more targets. Junior Jay Rome, junior Quayvon Hicks, redshirt freshman Jordan Davis and freshman Jeb Blazevich will also get looks. A Few Holes To Fill Up Front Georgia has to replace three departed seniors on the offensive line in The Bulldogs starting offensive line for the last six games in 2013 featured: senior Kenarious Gates at LT, senior Chris Burnette at RG, senior Dallas Lee at LG, junior David Andrews at C and sophomore John Theus at RT. Andrews along with senior CB Damian Swann have started a team-high 27 consecutive games. Andrews, Theus, senior T Kolton Houston, who started six games and played in all 13 last year, and senior T Mark Beard, who took the field during 12 games in 2013, are Georgia s foundation on the line for Sophomores Brandon Kublanow and Greg Pyke are the leading candidates to see action at the guard spots. The versatile senior Watts Dantzler has shown the ability to play both tackle and guard for the Bulldogs. Also, two freshmen arrived in the summer are expected to contribute in Dyshon Sims and Isaiah Wynn. They have seen time at guard during the preseason camp. Last year, the Bulldogs ranked fourth in the SEC in total offense (484.2/g) and fifth in scoring at 36.7 points/game.

5 Pruitt Headlines New Defensive Staff Georgia s defensive staff underwent a complete overhaul following the 2013 season. This marks the first time since 1964 that the Bulldogs have an entirely new defensive staff. Georgia s defensive coordinator this season is Jeremy Pruitt. He directed Florida State to last season s BCS national championship. Eight regular starters from last year s team return on Georgia s defense. The rest of the new defensive staff features Mike Ekeler (Inside Linebackers), Tracy Rocker (Defensive Line/Will Linebackers) and Kevin Sherrer (SAM Linebackers and Star position). Ekeler comes to the Bulldogs after serving for a year as Southern California s linebackers coach. Rocker arrives after a three-year stint coaching the defensive line for the NFL s Tennessee Titans. Rocker was the 1988 SEC Player of the Year and Outland and Lombardi Trophy winner during his career at Auburn. Sherrer starts with Georgia after serving as South Alabama s defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach for a season. Pruitt and Sherrer coached together at Hoover High School (Ala.) earlier in their careers. Linebacker Quartet Leading The Defense Senior ILB Ramik Wilson led the SEC in tackles with 133 (10.2/g) and will be joined at his position by sophomore Tim Kimbrough. Wilson s best career performance came in the road loss to #7 Auburn. The Tampa, Fla., native racked up 18 stops, including a sack and two tackles for loss. In school history, there have now been three Bulldogs to lead the SEC in tackles (Whit Marshall, 1995, 128; Rennie Curran, 2009, 130). His partner on the inside, senior Amarlo Herrera, ranked third in the SEC with 112 stops (8.6/g). Herrera has started 30 games in his career, including all 13 in 2014, and has tallied 219 tackles in that three-year span. The Bulldogs also have a talented youthful duo at outside linebacker. Sophomore OLB Leonard Floyd, who is an ESPN Preseason All-American, proved to be another playmaker as he led all SEC freshmen with a team-high 6.5 sacks. Floyd blocked his first field goal versus #7 Auburn. He finished the year with 55 tackles. Junior OLB Jordan Jenkins finished 2013 with a team-high 12 tackles for loss and five sacks. One of the nation s top recruits looking to make an impact this year is freshman outside linebacker Lorenzo Carter. Sacking The Opposition Georgia ranked second in the SEC with 33 sacks on the season, trailing only SEC Eastern Division champ Missouri who finished with 41. The Bulldogs return players who accounted for 26 of the team s 33 sacks. In addition to Leonard Floyd s team-high 6.5, senior DE Ray Drew managed another half dozen sacks. Youthful Secondary Aiming For Improvement Jeremy Pruitt, who is also the team s Secondary coach, is determining the rotation in his backfield with a group of talented underclassmen. Georgia had seven different starting lineups in the defensive backfield last season. Along with seniors Damian Swann and Corey Moore and sophomore Quincy Mauger, there will be numerous new faces in the Bulldog secondary. Georgia s prospects to play in the secondary include junior Shattle Fenteng, redshirt freshman Aaron Davis, sophomore J.J. Green and true freshmen Dominick Sanders and Malkom Parrish. Green switched to defense after racking up 403 yards rushing and three touchdowns at tailback last year. Junior CB Devin Bowman also made strides during the preseason but was slowed with a hamstring injury late in camp. Swann is expected to make his team-high 28th consecutive start. The Bulldogs had seven picks in 2013 and that ranked 13th in the SEC last year. A Look At The Specialists All-SEC First Team junior PK Marshall Morgan along with senior P Adam Erickson and junior P Collin Barber have served as Georgia s specialists over the last two years and will be called on again in Morgan had one of the best seasons by a kicker in the SEC last year. He led all kickers in scoring average at 10.3 points/game. Morgan ranked second in scoring for kickers with 113 points in just 11 games, trailing Missouri s Andrew Baggett who collected 120 in 14 games. Morgan made an SEC best 22 field goals in 24 attempts last year. He was a semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award and named the SEC Special Teams Player of the Week three times in His two misses on the year were from 52 yards out versus North Texas and from 39 yards at Tennessee. Dog Tracks Morgan enters this season having made a school record 17 straight field goals. This is one shy of the SEC record held by former Tennessee kicker Fuad Reveiz (1984). Barber ranked sixth in the SEC in punting at 44.1 on 29 punts last year. He also ran five yards for a first down on a fake punt from the Georgia 34 yard line at #6 Clemson. In two seasons, Barber has punted 89 times for an average of 42.3 yards with a long of 61 against North Texas last year. Erickson won the starting job for the final three games of the 2013 season. He finished last season with a 40.5 average, including a career-long 52-yarder at Georgia Tech. Erickson, an Athens native, also gets the call to pooch punt. Overall, he has 21 punts for an average of 39.2 yards. Morgan FGM-FGA Long Blk MU *56 UT 0 Total *56 UT 0 *tied for the longest in the nation in 2013 Aiming For Better Returns Georgia finished 14th in the league in both kick returns and punt returns in The Bulldogs averaged 18.6 yards on kickoffs and only 2.9 yards on punt returns. Georgia employed various personnel in the return game. The Bulldogs welcome back leading kick returner sophomore J.J. Green and junior Sheldon Dawson. They had seven returns each with Green averaging 24.0 yards and Dawson averaging In the punt return game, sophomore Reggie Davis had 14 for 46 yards (3.3 average) while senior Damian Swann had nine for 28 yards (3.1). Restructured Special Teams Duties The offensive special teams will be coordinated by tight ends coach John Lilly and include kickoff return, punt return and extra point/field goal. Defensive special teams will be headed by new inside linebackers coach Mike Ekeler and include kickoff, punt return block, and extra point/field goal. Inside The Numbers From 2013 Georgia Category Clemson Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Turnover Margin Punt Returns Kickoff Returns 18.8 Georgia s Overtime Record (6-4) H: 0-0; A: 4-2; N: 2-2; SEC: 3-2 Nov. 16, 1996 Georgia beat #20 Auburn (4 OT) in Auburn, Ala. Nov. 27, 1999 #20 Ga. Tech beat #16 Georgia in Atlanta, Ga. Jan. 1, 2000 #21 Georgia beat #19 Purdue in Tampa, Fla. (Outback Bowl) Nov. 11, 2000 #22 Auburn beat #14 Georgia in Auburn, Ala. Jan. 1, 2004 #11 Georgia beat #12 Purdue in Orlando, Fla. (Capital One Bowl) Sept. 22, 2007 #22 Georgia beat #16 Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Oct. 30, 2010 Florida beat Georgia in Jacksonville, EverBank Field Jan. 2, 2012 #12 Michigan St. beat #18 Georgia (3 OT) in Tampa, Fla. (Outback Bowl) Oct. 5, 2013 #6 Georgia beat Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. 30, 2013 Georgia beat Georgia Tech (2OT) in Atlanta, Ga.

6 Dog Tracks STARTING STREAKS OFFENSE Total Cons. David Andrews, C n/a Mark Beard, OT JUCO n/a 2 - Michael Bennett, FLK - 9 3/inj 4 RS 16 6 Chris Conley, SE n/a 12 2 J.J. Green, TB - 2 n/a n/a n/a 2 - Todd Gurley, TB n/a n/a 21 6 Quayvon Hicks, FB n/a n/a 6 - Kolton Houston, OT RS 6 - Keith Marshall, TB - 1/inj 1 n/a n/a 2 - Hutson Mason, QB - 2 RS &Malcolm Mitchell, SE - 1/inj 6 9 n/a 16 - Jay Rome, TE - 1/inj 1 RS n/a 2 - Justin Scott-Wesley, SE - 4/inj - RS n/a 4 - John Theus, RT n/a n/a 22 7 DEFENSE Total Cons. Sterling Bailey, DE RS n/a 8 - Devin Bowman, CB RS n/a 1 - Reggie Carter, ILB - 1 n/a n/a n/a 1 - Josh Dawson, DE n/a n/a 1 - Sheldon Dawson, CB n/a n/a 1 - Ray Drew, DE n/a 7 2 Leonard Floyd, OLB - 8 n/a n/a n/a 8 4 Amarlo Herrera, ILB n/a Jordan Jenkins, OLB n/a n/a *Brendan Langley, CB - 4 n/a n/a n/a 4 - Quincy Mauger, FS - 7 n/a n/a n/a 7 2 Chris Mayes, N - 8 RS 7 n/a 8 7 &Malcolm Mitchell, CB n/a 3 - +Corey Moore, SS n/a 8 1 Damian Swann, CB n/a Ramik Wilson, ILB n/a 12 7 & - Mitchell played SE as a freshman and started at both SE and CB during his sophomore season in Moore lined up as a receiver to start the game versus Ole Miss in 2012 * - Langley switched to offense following the 2013 season Note: Some starts were at other positions and include bowl games. RS=Redshirted; n/a=not at UGA yet; inj=injured First-Time Starters In 2013 Georgia had seven first-time starters in the 2013 season opener at #8 Clemson, including three true freshmen on defense. The Bulldogs had 17 on the year. OLB Leonard Floyd, CB Brendan Langley and FS Tray Matthews all started for the Bulldogs as first-year players against the Tigers. Floyd returns on defense, Langley now plays offense and Matthews has transferred to Auburn. The True Freshman Experience The most true freshmen to play in a season opener during the Mark Richt era was 13 coming back in Last year, 10 played in the first game of the year at Clemson. Fourteen true freshman played overall in Game-By-Game Starters Game SE LT LG C RG RT TE FLK QB TB #8 Clemson Mitchell Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Houston Lynch Conley Murray Gurley Bennett (SE) #6 South Carolina Scott-Wesley Gates Houston Andrews Burnette Theus Hicks (FB) Conley Murray Gurley Bennett (SE) North Texas Scott-Wesley Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Houston Lynch Conley Murray Gurley Hicks (FB) #6 LSU Scott-Wesley Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Houston Lynch Conley Murray Gurley Bennett Tennessee Scott-Wesley Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Houston Lynch Conley Murray Marshall Hicks (FB) #25 Missouri Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Houston Lynch Conley Murray Green Hicks Vanderbilt Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Conley Murray Green Hicks (FB) vs. Florida Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Bennett Murray Gurley McGowan (SE) Appalachian St. Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Rome Bennett Murray Gurley Hicks #7 Auburn Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Bennett Murray Gurley McGowan (SE) Kentucky Wooten Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Bennett Murray Gurley McGowan Georgia Tech Conley (SE) Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Bennett Mason Gurley McGowan (SE) vs. Nebraska Conley (SE) Gates Lee Andrews Burnette Theus Lynch Bennett Mason Gurley Hall (FB) Consecutive Career Game DE N DE OLB ILB ILB OLB CB SS FS #8 Clemson Bailey Smith Dawson Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Langley Norman Matthews Swann #6 South Carolina Bailey Smith Drew Harvey-Clemons (SS) Wilson Herrera Jenkins Langley Norman Matthews Swann North Texas Bailey Smith Drew Harvey-Clemons (SS) Wilson Herrera Jenkins Langley Moore Matthews Swann #6 LSU Bailey Mayes Smith Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Langley Harvey-Clemons Matthews Tennessee Bailey Smith Drew Harvey-Clemons (SS) Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Moore Mauger Swann #25 Missouri Bailey Smith Drew Harvey-Clemons (SS) Carter Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Moore Mauger Vanderbilt Bailey Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Harvey-Clemons Mauger Swann vs. Florida Bailey Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Harvey-Clemons Mauger Swann Appalachian St. Drew Smith Mayes Moore (SS) Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Harvey-Clemons Mauger #7 Auburn Moore (SS) Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Harvey-Clemons Matthews Swann Kentucky Moore (SS) Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Harvey-Clemons Matthews Georgia Tech Drew Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins S. Dawson Harvey-Clemons Mauger Swann vs. Nebraska Drew Smith Mayes Floyd Wilson Herrera Jenkins Wiggins Moore Mauger Swann Consecutive Career

7 2013 SCORING NUMBERS Scoring Drives 57 TDs by the Offense, 1 TD by Defense TD DRIVES TD Play Drive 0-10 yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: yards: Average: yds yds. Shortest: 1 yd. 17 yds. (8x) (UK) Longest: 98 yds. 98 yds. (NT) (NT) NUMBER OF PLAYS ON TD SCORING DRIVES 1: : : : : : : : : : : : : Avg:- 7.0 plays TD DRIVE POSS. TIMES *0:00-0: (two in OT) 00:31-1: :01-2: :01-3: :01-4: :01-5: :01-6: Average: 2:55 Quickest: 0:12 (1 play, 75 CU) Longest: 5:50 (13 plays, 82 yards vs. #6 SC) Dog Tracks Inside the Red Zone Inside 20 TD% Score% TD (Rush/Pass) FG *No Points UGA 73 times 63% 86% (5th/SEC) 46 (24-R, 22-P) 17-for (3 D, 3 C, 3 TO, MFG) Opp. 48 times 60% 85% (12th/SEC) 29 (21-R, 8-P) 12-for-15 7 (2 D, 2 TO, 2 MFG, BFG) *No Points due to: BFG=Blocked FG; MFG=Missed FG; TO=Turnover; D=Downs; C=Clock Expired (took a knee); P=Punt. Georgia s Red Zone Offense Georgia s Red Zone Offense CU: 4-for-5 (4 TDs, 1 D) UF: 3-for-4 (1 TD, 2 FGs, 1 C) SC: 6-for-7 (4 TDs, 2 FGs, 1 C) APP ST: 4-for-4 (4 TDs) NT: 6-for-7 (5 TDs, 1 FG, 1 TO) AU: 5-for-6 (4 TDs, 1 FG, 1 C) LSU: 5-for-5 (3 TDs, 2 FGs) UK: 8-for-9 (7 TDs, 1 FG, 1 TO) UT: 4-for-5 (4 TDs, 1 MFG) GT: 5-for-5 (4 TDs, 1 FG) UM: 5-for-6 (3 TDs, 2 FGs, 1 TO) BOWL: 4-for-6 (1 TD, 3 FG, 2 D) VU: 4-for-4 (2 TDs, 2 FGs) Points Off Turnovers The Bulldogs had a minus-7 turnover margin. Georgia scored 55 points off 15 turnovers while opponents tallied 66 points off 22 Bulldog #8 Clemson (L, 38-35): UGA got no points off one turnover; CU got 7 points off two turnovers. vs. #6 South Carolina (W, 41-30): UGA got 7 points off one turnover; the Bulldogs had no turnovers. vs. North Texas (W, 45-21): UGA got 7 points off one turnover; NT got no points off two UGA turnovers vs. #6 LSU (W, 44-41): UGA got 7 points off one turnover; LSU got 7 points off one Tennessee (W, 34-31, ot): UGA got 3 points off one turnover; the Bulldogs had no turnovers vs. #25 Missouri (L, 41-26): UGA did not force any The Big Plays in 2013 The Bulldogs had 53 plays which covered 25+ yards while their opponents had 51. GAME 1: #5 #8 Clemson Georgia: 5 plays; Longest: 75-yard TD run (Todd Gurley) CU: 4 plays; Longest: 77-yard TD pass (Tajh Boyd to Sammy Watkins) GAME 2: #11 Georgia vs. #6 South Carolina Georgia: 4 plays; Longest: 85-yard TD pass (Aaron Murray to Justin Scott-Wesley) SC: 4 plays; Longest: 75-yard TD run (Mike Davis) GAME 3: #9 Georgia vs. North Texas Georgia: 7 plays; Longest: *98-yard TD pass (Murray to Reggie Davis) NT: 3 plays; Longest: 99-yard KOR TD (Brelan Chancellor) *longest Bulldog offensive TD in school history GAME 4: #9 Georgia vs. #6 LSU Georgia: 4 plays; Longest: 33-yard rec. (Murray to Chris Conley) LSU: 9 plays; Longest: 48-yard TD pass (Zach Mettenberger to Kadron Boone) GAME 5: #6 Tennessee Georgia: 3 plays; Longest: 57-yard run (Murray) UT: 4 plays; Longest: 43-yard run (Rajion Neal) GAME 6: #7 Georgia vs. #25 Missouri Georgia: 3 plays; Longest: 57-yard run (J.J. Green) MU: 4 plays; Longest: 42-yard kickoff return (Marcus Murphy) GAME 7: #15 Vanderbilt Opponent s Red Zone Opponent s Red Zone CU: 4-for-4 (3 TDs, 1 FG) UF: 3-for-4 (2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 MFG) SC: 4-for-5 (3 TDs, 1 FG, 1 D) APP ST: 1-for-2 (1 FG, 1 MFG) NT: 1-for-1 (1 TD) AU: 5-for-6 (2 TDs, 3 FGs, 1 BFG) LSU: 3-for-3 (3 TDs) UK: 1-for-2 (1 FG, 1 TO) UT: 4-for-5 (3 TDs, 1 FG, 1 TO) GT: 5-for-6 (3 TDs, 2 FGs, 1 D) UM: 3-for-3 (3 TDs) BOWL: 2-for-2 (2 TDs) VU: 5-for-5 (4 TDs, 1 FG) turnovers; the Tigers got 7 points off four Vanderbilt (L, 31-27): UGA got 7 points off two turnovers; the Commodores got 7 points off three turnovers vs. Florida (W, 23-20): UGA did not force any turnovers; the Gators got 7 points off one turnover vs. App. St. (W, 45-6): UGA got no points off two turnovers; the Mountaineers got no points off three #7 Auburn (L, 43-38): UGA did not force any turnovers; the Tigers got 7 points off one turnover vs. Kentucky (W, 59-17): UGA got 14 points off three turnovers; UK got 3 points off two Georgia Tech (W, 41-34, 2ot): UGA got 3 points off two turnovers; GT got 7 points off one turnover vs. Nebraska (L, 24-19): UGA 7 points off 1 turnover; NEB got 14 points off two turnovers Georgia: 1 play; Longest: 39-yard INT return for TD (Shaq Wiggins) VU: 2 plays; Longest: 41-yard pass (Patton Robinette to Jonathan Krause) GAME 8: Georgia vs. Florida (in Jax.) Georgia: 5 plays; Longest: 73-yard TD reception (Murray to Gurley) UF: 3 plays; Longest: 83-yard reception (Tyler Murphy to Quinton Dunbar) GAME 9: Georgia vs. Appalachian State Georgia: 4 plays; Longest: 38-yard pass (Murray to Davis) ASU: 4 plays; Longest: 38-yard KOR (Doug Middleton) GAME 10: #7 Auburn Georgia: 3 plays; Longest: 42-yard pass (Murray to Michael Bennett) AU: 3 plays; Longest: 73-yard pass (Nick Marshall to Ricardo Louis) GAME 11: Georgia vs. Kentucky Georgia: 4 plays; Longest: 44-yard pass (Murray to Gurley) UK: 3 plays; Longest: 69-yard TD run (Dyshawn Mobley) GAME 12: Georgia Tech Georgia: 3 plays; Longest: 33-yard pass (Hutson Mason to Chris Conley) GT: 5 plays; Longest: 68-yard pass (Vad Lee to Darren Waller) GAME 13: #23 Georgia vs. Nebraska (in Jax.) Georgia: 7 plays; Longest: 48-yard pass (Masson to Michael Bennett); 48-yard KOR (J.J. Green) NEB: 3 plays; Longest: 99-yard TD pass (Tommy Armstrong to Quincy Enuwa)

8 Single Game Career Highs RUNNING BACKS ATT. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) 100-yd Games Brendan Douglas 17 (VU13) 84 (VU13) 1 (3x/UK13) 21 (UF13) - *J.J. Green 17 (UT13) 129 (UT13) 1 (3x/UK13) 57 (MU13) 1 Todd Gurley 30 (SC13) 154 (CU13) 3 (2x/GT13) 75TD (CU13) 13 Quayvon Hicks 4 (SC13) 38 (CU13) 1 (CU13) 37 (CU13) - Kyle Karempelis 13 (NMS11) 63 (NMS11) - 20 (NMS11) - Keith Marshall 20 (LSU13) 164 (UT12) 2 (3x/GT12) 75TD (UT12) 3 Others %Collin Barber, P 1 (2x/SC13) 5 (CU13) - 5 (CU13) - Faton Bauta, QB 2 (UK13) 22 (UK13) - 14 (UK13) - Reggie Davis, SE 2 (ASU13) Hutson Mason, QB 11 (GT13) 9 (GT13) 1 (2x/UK13) 16 (GT13) - Malcolm Mitchell, SE 1 (8x/AU12) 20 (GT11) - 20 (GT11) - % - ran a fake punt at CU (2013); * - moved to defense following the 2013 season QUARTERBACKS ATT. (G) COMP. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) INT (G) Hutson Mason 39 (NEB14) 22 (GT13) 320 (NEB14) 2 (GT13) 48 (NEB14) 1 (3x/NEB14) RECEIVERS/TE REC. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) 100-yd Games Michael Bennett 8 (UM12) 110 (FAU12) 2 (2x/LSU13) 67TD (FAU12) 1 Chris Conley 7 (GT13) 136 (NU13) 2 (2x/NU13) 87TD (NU13) 4 Reggie Davis 3 (ASU13) 134 (NT13) 1 (NT13) 98TD (NT13) 1 Michael Erdman 2 (ASU13) 22 (ASU13) - 15 (ASU13) - Malcolm Mitchell 9 (UK12) 126 (UT11) 1 (8x/GSU12) 71 (UT 11) 2 Jay Rome 3 (2x/ASU13) 27 (2x/NT13) 1 (2x/UA12) 27 (NT13) - Jonathon Rumph 4 (ASU13) 98 (ASU13) - 37 (ASU13) - Justin Scott-Wesley 4 (2x/LSU13) 116 (SC13) 1 (3x/LSU13) 85TD (SC13) 1 Blake Tibbs 1 (2x/ASU13) 11 (MU13) - 11 (MU13) - Kenneth Towns 1 (ASU13) 3 (ASU13) 1 (ASU13) 3 (ASU13) - Others Brendan Douglas, TB 6 (MU13) 43 (MU13) 1 (MU13) 37 (NEB14) - *J.J. Green, TB 5 (MU13) 42 (MU13) - 13 (MU13) - Todd Gurley, TB 10 (AU13) 97 (NEB14) 2 (UK13) 73 (UF13) - Quayvon Hicks, FB 2 (VU13) 38 (CU13) - 38 (CU13) - Keith Marshall, TB 3 (2x/NT13) 54 (SC13) 1 (2x/SC13) 48 (SC13) - TACKLES Bulldog, Pos. Solo (G) Assist (G) Total 10+ Sterling Bailey, DE 4 (CU13) 7 (SC13) 10 (SC13) 1 Devin Bowman, CB 2 (GSU12) 1 (4x/AU12) 2 (2x/GSU12) - Reggie Carter, ILB 1 (2x/MU13) 3 (NT13) 4 (NT13) - Josh Dawson, OLB 2 (MU13) 2 (CU13) 2 (4x/MU13) - Sheldon Dawson, CB 3 (GT13) 3 (VU13) 4 (GT13) - James DeLoach, OLB 1 (2x/ASU13) 2 (2x/VU13) 2 (2x/VU13) - Ray Drew, OLB 5 (GT13) 4 (2x/AU13) 8 (GT12) - Leonard Floyd, OLB 7 (NEB14) 6 (LSU13) 8 (2x/NEB14) - Amarlo Herrera, ILB 10 (GT13) 8 (3x/UT13) 12 (4x/GT13) 8 Jordan Jenkins, OLB 6 (NEB14) 3 (2x/ASU13) 7 (NEB14) - Toby Johnson, DE 1 (2x/GT13) 2 (UK13) 3 (UK13) - Tim Kimbrough, ILB 1 (3x/NEB14) 1 (2x/ASU13) 2 (ASU13) - ^Brendan Langley, CB/WR 6 (CU13) 2 (SC13) 7 (CU13) - Quincy Mauger, SS 8 (GT13) 5 (UT13) 8 (GT13) - Chris Mayes, N 4 (GT13) 5 (VU13) 7 (GT13) - Bulldog, Pos. Solo (G) Assist (G) Total 10+ Malcolm Mitchell, CB/WR 5 (UM12) 1 (2x/VU12) 6 (UM12) - Corey Moore, CB 5 (UF13) 2 (3x/ LSU13) 5 (2x/UF13) - Johnny O Neal, ILB 1 (2x/NEB14) 1 (2x/UK13) 1 (4x/NEB14) - Ryne Rankin, ILB 2 (NEB14) 1 (2x/UK13) 2 (NEB14) - Lucas Redd, FS - 1 (VU13) 1 (VU13) - Damian Swann, CB 7 (MU13) 5 (UK12) 10 (VU13) 1 Mike Thornton, N 2 (CU13) 1 (2x/CU13) 3 (CU13) - Kosta Vavlas, ILB 3 (UT11) 2 (3x/VU12) 4 (2x/VU12) - Ramik Wilson, ILB 12 (AU13) 11 (CU13) 18 (AU13) 5 ^ - moved to offense following the 2013 season; * - the following offensive players have tackles after turnovers or on special teams: David Andrews, Collin Barber, Michael Bennett, Chris Conley, Michael Erdman, J.J. Green, Todd Gurley, Keith Marshall, Malcolm Mitchell, Marshall Morgan, Jay Rome, John Theus, Nathan Theus, Blake Tibbs

9 2014 Georgia Bulldogs Roster Numerical Roster 1 Tramel Terry, SS 1 Sony Michel, RB 2 Sheldon Dawson, CB 2 Sam Vaughn, QB 3 Todd Gurley, TB 4 Keith Marshall, TB 5 Damian Swann, CB 6 Michael Erdman, SE 7 Lorenzo Carter, OLB 7 Jacob Park, QB 8 Blake Tibbs, FLK 8 Shaun McGee, OLB 9 Reggie Wilkerson, CB 9 Kenneth Towns, SE 10 Faton Bauta, QB 10 Kennar Daniels-Johnson, CB 11 Keyon Brown, OLB 12 Brice Ramsey, QB 12 Lucas Redd, FS 13 Marshall Morgan, PK 14 Hutson Mason, QB 14 Malkom Parrish, DB 15 J.J. Green, SS 16 Isaiah McKenzie, WR 16 James Davis, SS 17 Davin Bellamy, OLB 18 Jonathon Rumph, SE 18 Jesse Jones, FS 19 Rico Johnson, CB/WR 20 Quincy Mauger, FS 22 Brendan Douglas, TB 22 Javonte Nelson, FS 23 Shakenneth Williams, WR 23 Jonah Guinn, FS 23 James Eunice, WR 24 Dominick Sanders, DB 25 Shaq Jones, DB 26 Malcolm Mitchell, SE 26 Tristan Askew, CB 27 Nick Chubb, RB 28 Kyle Vagher, TB 30 Kosta Vavlas, ILB 31 Chris Conley, FLK 31 Shattle Fenteng, DB 32 Collin Barber, P 32 Ridge Underwood, ILB 33 Brendan Langley, WR 33 Detric Bing-Dukes, FB 35 A.J. Turman, TB 35 Aaron Davis, CB 36 Kyle Karempelis, TB 36 Devin Gillespie, SS 37 Devin Bowman, CB 37 Matthew Fox, FB 38 Ryne Rankin, ILB 38 Clay Johnson, FLK 39 Corey Moore, FS 39 Dominic Bryan, FB 41 Jared Chapple, TE 41 Christian Payne, FB 42 Tim Kimbrough, ILB No. Name Pos. Class Hgt. Wgt. Exp. Birthdate Hometown Previous School 61 David Andrews C Sr VL Johns Creek, Ga. Wesleyan 26 Tristan Askew CB Sr SQ Kent, Wash. Eastern Oregon 97 John Atkins DT RFr SQ Thomson, Ga. Hargrave Military 58 Sterling Bailey DE Jr VL Gainesville, Ga. East Hall 65 Kendall Baker OL Fr HS Atlanta, Ga. Marist 32 Collin Barber P Jr VL Cartersville, Ga. Cartersville 10 Faton Bauta QB RSo SQ West Palm Beach, Fla. Dwyer 79 Mark Beard OT Sr VL Adamsville, Ala. Coffeyville (Kan.) CC 93 Patrick Beless PK Jr SQ Atlanta, Ga. Marist 17 Davin Bellamy OLB RFr SQ Chamblee, Ga. Chamblee 82 Michael Bennett SE Sr VL Alpharetta, Ga. Alpharetta 33 Detric Bing-Dukes FB Fr HS Atlanta, Ga. Tucker 83 Jeb Blazevich TE Fr HS Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Christian 37 Devin Bowman CB Jr VL Rossville, Ga. Ridgeland 11 Keyon Brown OLB Fr HS Wauchula, Fla. Hardee County 39 Dominic Bryan FB RSo SQ Germantown, Md. Georgetown Prep 70 Aulden Bynum OG RFr SQ Valdosta, Ga. Valwood School 60 Josh Cardiello OG RFr SQ Buford, Ga. Buford 7 Lorenzo Carter OLB Fr HS Norcross, Ga. Norcross 45 Reggie Carter ILB So VL Snellville, Ga. South Gwinnett 41 Jared Chapple TE RSo SQ Alpharetta, Ga. Greater Atlanta Christian 27 Nick Chubb RB Fr HS Cedartown, Ga. Cedartown 31 Chris Conley FLK Sr VL Dallas, Ga. North Paulding 56 John Courson SN Fr HS Athens, Ga. North Oconee 10 Kennar Daniels-Johnson CB Jr SQ Miami, Fla. Gulf Coast (Miss.) CC 78 Watts Dantzler OG Sr VL Dalton, Ga. Dalton 35 Aaron Davis CB RFr SQ Locust Grove, Ga. Luella 16 James Davis SS Jr HS Baconton, Ga. Baconton Charter 85 Jordan Davis TE RFr SQ Thomson, Ga. Thomson 81 Reggie Davis FLK So VL Tallahassee, Fla. Lincoln 91 Josh Dawson DE Jr VL Tucker, Ga. Tucker 2 Sheldon Dawson CB Jr VL North Memphis, Tenn. Ridgeway 76 Zach DeBell OT Jr SQ Tarpon Springs, Fla. Tarpon Springs 89 James DeLoach DT Jr VL Millen, Ga. Jenkins County 22 Brendan Douglas TB So VL Augusta, Ga. Aquinas 47 Ray Drew DE Sr VL Thomasville, Ga. Thomas County 64 Jake Edwards OL Fr HS Franklin, Ga. Heard County 6 Michael Erdman SE Sr SQ Merritt Island, Fla. Central Catholic 97 Adam Erickson P Sr VL Athens, Ga. Clarke Central 57 Alex Essex OT Fr HS Richmond, Va. St. Christopher s * 23 James Eunice WR Sr HS Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta 44 Cameron Faulkner FB Jr SQ Snellville, Ga. Bethel University 31 Shattle Fenteng DB Jr Tr Loganville, Ga. Grayson/Hutchinson (Kan) CC 84 Leonard Floyd OLB So VL Eastman, Ga. Hargrave Military 37 Matthew Fox FB Fr HS Albany, Ga. Deerfield Windsor 69 Trent Frix SN So SQ Calhoun, Ga. Air Force Academy 53 Lamont Gaillard DT Fr HS Fayetteville, N.C. Pine Forest 36 Devin Gillespie SS RSo SQ Grayson, Ga. Grayson 15 J.J. Green SS So VL Kingsland, Ga. Camden County 23 Jonah Guinn FS So TR Walnut Grove, Ga. Reinhardt Univ. 3 Todd Gurley TB Jr VL Tarboro, N.C. Tarboro 92 William Ham PK Fr HS Macon, Ga. Stratford Academy 80 Charlie Hegedus WR Jr Tr Marietta, Ga. Lassiter / N.C. State 52 Amarlo Herrera ILB Sr VL College Park, Ga. North Clayton 59 Matthew Herzwurm SN RFr HS Augusta, Ga. Augusta Christian 48 Quayvon Hicks FB Jr VL Blackshear, Ga. Pierce County 75 Kolton Houston OT Sr VL Buford, Ga. Buford 57 John Huff ILB Jr TR Watkinsville, Ga. Oconee/Gainesville State 59 Jordan Jenkins OLB Jr VL Hamilton, Ga. Harris County 38 Clay Johnson FLK RSo SQ Calhoun, Ga. Calhoun 19 Rico Johnson CB/WR Fr HS Adrian, Ga. Swainsboro *Eunice was expected to be a walk-on for the Bulldogs arriving in August 2011, but drowned in an accident earlier that year