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Daily Trivia: Two UGA players from Georgia on preseason all-SEC team

By Todd Holcomb
Aug 11, 2015

Two University of Georgia players from Georgia made the media's 2015 preseason All-SEC first team. One is a running back from Cedartown. The other is a linebacker from Harris County. Who are they? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday's question: Defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche of Grayson and tight end Evan Engram of Hillgrove are the Ole Miss players from Georgia who made the media's preseason all-SEC first team. (Seven of the 22 first-team offensive and defensive players are from Georgia.)

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