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Where did UGA land in the latest way-too-early 2018 rankings?

The 2018 college football season is still months away, but here's an early (way too early) look at the top five teams according to ESPN.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Feb 13, 2018

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Who says there’s an offseason when it comes to college football?

The latest way-too-early top 25 list is out, and the Georgia Bulldogs have moved up in the rankings from the first way-too-early list last month.

And they moved up in the rankings based on a bunch of teenagers who have yet to put on a uniform.

Confused?

Find out more here and then check out the video to find out where UGA landed (Hint: It's in the top 5).

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