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Where did UGA fall in ESPN’s preseason power rankings?

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By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Aug 1, 2018

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The Georgia Bulldogs, last season’s SEC champion and national runnerup, are ranked fourth in ESPN’s 2018 college football preseason power rankings.

Alabama, which defeated UGA in overtime in the national title game, sits atop the preseason rankings followed by Clemson, Ohio State and Georgia. Washington rounds out the top five.

Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Penn State, Miami and Auburn round out the top 10. See the complete list here.

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