UGA shifts focus to Oklahoma State
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
ATHENS — Georgia’s focus has shifted from general preparation for the season to specific prep for the opening game at Oklahoma State on Sept. 5.
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Most of Tuesday’s practice was devoted to work against the scout team, which was emulating Oklahoma State. Wednesday, the Bulldogs will play a practice game — actually, a half — in Sanford Stadium, with the scout-teamers again mimicking the Cowboys.
“I hope tomorrow is one that everybody gets excited about and starts to really feel how close this [opening] game is,” UGA coach Mark Richt said Tuesday. “I hope the scouts — the guys who are representing Oklahoma State — play their tail off and give us a really good look and help us.”
The scout team is using several players to emulate different aspects of Oklahoma State quarterback Zac Robinson’s game: Jonathan Batson, Zach Mettenberger and Vernon Spellman.
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