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Several injured Tech players are ready to go

Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson discusses changes to roster and attitude for the Jackets next season. (Video by Doug Roberson)
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June 2, 2015

Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said several football players are healthy and ready to play.

A-back Broderick Snoddy (broken leg), center Andrew Marshall (unspecified) and center Freddie Burden (thumb surgery) are all “full go.”

B-back Quaide Weimerskirch (foot surgery) should be able to return after preseason camp.

Snoddy’s return from a gruesome injury will boost an A-backs group depleted after the graduation of several players. Snoddy played in 10 games and had 28 carries for 283 yards and three touchdowns.

Burden was an All-ACC honorable mention player after starting 14 games last season.

Marshall played in 10 games last season as a freshman.

Weimerskirch is an incoming freshman who was an early enrollee this semester.

The Yellow Jackets, who were 11-3 last season, will open against Alcorn State on Sept. 3.

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