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Photos: Georgia college football leaders

After two games, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets once again hold one of college football's top offenses. Here's where they and other teams from Georgia rank nationally.

Georgia Tech has scored 65 points or more in consecutive games for the first time since 1921 -- while throwing only 15 passes combined. The Jackets once again hold one of college football's top offenses. Here's where they and other teams from Georgia rank nationally:

Georgia State's senior quarterback Nick Arbuckle is the ninth-best thrower in the country with 671 passing yards on 57-for-86 passing, 4 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. The team is averaging nearly 8 yards per complete pass and 335.5 passing yards per game.

Georgia Tech's Justin Thomas has only 13 pass attempts with 10 completions for 151 yards and 3 touchdowns. The Jackets are averaging -- a 121 FBS-best -- 104.5 passing yards per game.

Georgia's new quarterback Greyson Lambert has thrown for 257 yards with 2 touchdowns of 19 completions. The Bulldogs' passing offense is ranked 102 of 130 FBS teams, with 166.5 yards per game.

Kennesaw State is not a Division I team, but its offense is putting up numbers that would hold up in FBS. Quarterback Trey White leads the Owls -- undefeated in their first year of college football -- with 166 yards passing, 161 yards rushing and four touchdowns.

Heisman Trophy hopeful Nick Chubb has 35 carries with 309 rushing yards and 2 scores for the Bulldogs. Georgia's offense is averaging 262.0 yards on the ground per game, and 6.63 yards per attempt.

Georgia Tech' freshman running back Marcus Marshall (14 carries for 221 yards and 2 touchdowns) leads the nation's best rushing attack, which is averaging 8.47 yards per attempt and 457.5 yards per game. The Jackets' 15 running touchdowns top all teams in FBS.

Georgia Southern and running back Matt Breida lead the 6th-best rushing attack in FBS this season. The Eagles are averaging 304.0 yards per game (5.58 per attempt). Breida has 28 carries for 246 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Georgia State running back Kyler Neal, a sophomore, has 28 carries for 113 yards and 2 touchdowns. The Panthers, who secured their first win in a season against New Mexico State, are averaging 151.5 rushing yards per game (4.21 per attempt).

Kennesaw State's freshman running back Darnell Holland has just 5 for 151 yards and 2 scores. The Owls have amassed a total 723 yards on the ground (6.8 per attempt) and 11 touchdowns this season. They are averaging 361.5 yards per game.

Georgia Southern and running back Matt Breida is second in the country in yards per carry.

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Georgia Tech has scored 65 points or more in consecutive games for the first time since 1921 -- while throwing only 15 passes combined. The Jackets once again hold one of college football's top offenses. Here's where they and other teams from Georgia rank nationally:

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