The 9th ranked Dawgs practiced for just under two hours in full
pads on Monday afternoon, their 18th session of fall camp. Following the
workout, Georgia defensive coaches Jeremy Pruitt and Kevin Sherrer met with the
media to discuss the team's progress to date.
Pruitt was asked to assess
the defense as his second season as the Dawgs' coordinator approaches.
"We're very inexperienced,"
Pruitt said. "You've got Jordan Jenkins and you've got Leonard Floyd. That's the
two guys who have played a lot of football. Dom Sanders started every game last
year. Besides those three guys, there's a couple of guys who have started some
games here. Other than that, there's not a whole lot of experience. We've tried
to define our expectations for the guys daily and create goals that they can
accomplish each day. We're building. That's where we're at right now."
Pruitt said the defensive
staff was still evaluating positions continuously.
"We've still got guys
jockeying for positions, with the 1s, 2s and 3s" Pruitt said. "We're still wide
open. We're still in camp right now. We have 17 new guys, 16 freshmen and one
junior college guy. Several of those guys are probably going to be in the
two-deep. Every day is like a Monday for them, but they have good attitudes and
are working hard at it."
Sherrer, who coaches
Georgia's outside linebackers and the star position, was asked about his duties
as the defensive staff's representative in the coaches' box on game days.
Pruitt, defensive line coach Tracy Rocker and inside linebackers coach Mike
Ekeler are on the field during games.
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