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WATCH: Georgia QB Stetson Bennett on Oregon, entering season as surefire starter

Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett talks about facing the Oregon Ducks in the 2022 season opener Saturday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Aug 29, 2022

Ahead of Saturday’s season opener vs. Oregon, Stetson Bennett addressed the media Monday and discussed a number of topics, including entering this year as Georgia’s surefire starter at quarterback, his superstitious pregame routines and the Bulldogs facing former Georgia defensive coordinator Dan Lanning, now the Ducks’ head coach.

Watch the video above and check back for more of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s video coverage throughout the season.

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