....tonight was closed, no media access, but here is what the SID department just released after tonight's workout.
Practice resumes tomorrow afternoon
After a day off from practice on Monday -- which included the annual trek to Gabrielsen Natatorium to cool off in the pool -- the Georgia football team got back to work Tuesday with morning and evening sessions in full pads on the Woodruff Practice Fields.
"Little by little, we're getting there," Georgia head coach Mark Richt said Tuesday morning. "We did a few more situations today -- killing the clock at the end of the game, the defense having to get a stop at the end of the game, 1-minute drills, more red zone. We're working them hard and they're doing a good job of responding."
Following the evening practice, Richt noted, "We got in some good work tonight. We're getting better. We're about a third of the way through camp, but we've got to keep grinding. Tonight went well. I thought the guys were focused and they practiced well. We've just got to keep getting better every day."
"We added a lot of stuff today, but that's what camp is all about," linebacker Ryne Rankin said. "We're out their busting our tails. I love the way the defense is practicing right now. We're all flying around to the football."
"We're about three weeks away (from the first game) and we can't wait," linebacker Jake Ganus said. "We all got after it this summer in workouts to put ourselves in good position for fall camp and even better position for the season."
Practice resumes tomorrow afternoon
After a day off from practice on Monday -- which included the annual trek to Gabrielsen Natatorium to cool off in the pool -- the Georgia football team got back to work Tuesday with morning and evening sessions in full pads on the Woodruff Practice Fields.
"Little by little, we're getting there," Georgia head coach Mark Richt said Tuesday morning. "We did a few more situations today -- killing the clock at the end of the game, the defense having to get a stop at the end of the game, 1-minute drills, more red zone. We're working them hard and they're doing a good job of responding."
Following the evening practice, Richt noted, "We got in some good work tonight. We're getting better. We're about a third of the way through camp, but we've got to keep grinding. Tonight went well. I thought the guys were focused and they practiced well. We've just got to keep getting better every day."
"We added a lot of stuff today, but that's what camp is all about," linebacker Ryne Rankin said. "We're out their busting our tails. I love the way the defense is practicing right now. We're all flying around to the football."
"We're about three weeks away (from the first game) and we can't wait," linebacker Jake Ganus said. "We all got after it this summer in workouts to put ourselves in good position for fall camp and even better position for the season."
