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Georgia quarterback JT Daniels discusses when he first started dealing with an injury and his therapy to be able to play.
Nov 30, 2021

ATHENS — JT Daniels is not 100% healthy yet.

That is both good and bad news for the Georgia Bulldogs. Obviously, they would much rather have their quarterback completely well. But seeing how Daniels has performed while still dealing with the effects of an oblique injury, it’s also encouraging to know that he conceivably could play even better without this bothersome muscle strain.

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