Swift could join UGA list that includes Chubb, Gurley, Ealey

Nick Chubb, Todd Gurley and .... Washaun Ealey?

Since 2009, the only three players who have led UGA in rushing in back-to-back years are Chubb (2016-17), Gurley (2012-13) and Ealey (2009-10). Chubb and Gurley are now in the NFL while Ealey, the former Georgia high school state player of the year at ECI, finished his college career at Jacksonville State after his two seasons at Georgia.

D'Andre Swift could join the list the season after leading the Bulldogs with 1,049 yards rushing in 2018. Here's the complete list of the leading rushers for Georgia over the past 10 seasons.

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