Dog Tracks2012 Georgia Schedule

Sept. 1 Buffalo (SEC Network) 12:21 p.m.Sept. 8 @ *Missouri (ESPN2) 7:45 p.m.Sept. 15 Florida Atlantic (CSS) 7:30 p.m.Sept. 22 *Vanderbilt TBASept. 29 *Tennessee TBAOct. 6 @ *South Carolina TBAOct. 20 @ *Kentucky TBAOct. 27 vs. ^*Florida (CBS) 3:30 p.m.Nov. 3 *Ole Miss TBANov. 10 @ *Auburn TBANov. 17 Georgia Southern TBANov. 24 Georgia Tech TBA ^ - EverBank Field (Jacksonville, Fla.); * - SEC game

ON DECK: @ Missouri Georgia has played Missouri only once and leads the series 1-0. The Bulldogs shut out the Tigers 14-0 in the 1960 Orange Bowl in Miami. Georgia finished 10-1 to win the program’s fourth career SEC title that season.

Bulldogs Open Up SEC Play In Columbia Again Much like they did in 1992, the Bulldogs will open up the conference season against the South-eastern Conference’s newest member. Since 1992, Georgia has always opened up the SEC schedule versus South Carolina when the Gamecocks joined the league. However in 2012, the Bulldogs will face Missouri in Columbia, Mo., in the Tigers’ SEC debut. The last time Georgia faced a team other than South Carolina in its SEC opener was in 1991. The Bulldogs downed LSU 31-10 in Athens that year.

Did You Know? During the 2011 season, Georgia went on a 10-game winning streak. This was the longest in-season winning streak since the 1982 team under Vince Dooley went a perfect 11-0 during the regular season. The Bulldogs’ streak in 2011 ranks as the second-longest active regular season winning streak in the nation behind LSU (13). Under Mark Richt, UGA won 11 straight games over a span of two seasons, winning the final seven in 2007 and the first four contests in 2008.

2011 Georgia ScheduleSept. 3 vs. #5 $Boise State (ESPN) L, 35-21Sept. 10 #12 *South Carolina (ESPN) L, 45-42Sept. 17 Coastal Carolina (PPV) W, 59-0Sept. 24 @ *Ole Miss (SEC Network) W, 27-13Oct. 1 *Miss. State (FOX Sports South) W, 24-10Oct. 8 @ *Tennessee (ESPN2) W, 20-12Oct. 15 @ *Vanderbilt (FOX Sports South) W, 33-28Oct. 29 vs. ^*Florida (CBS) W, 24-20Nov. 5 New Mexico State (CSS) W, 63-16Nov. 12 #24 *Auburn (CBS) W, 45-7Nov. 19 *Kentucky (SEC Network) W, 19-10Nov. 26 @ #25 Georgia Tech (ESPN) W, 31-17Dec. 3 vs. #1 !$LSU (CBS) L, 42-10Jan. 2 vs. #12 %Michigan State (ABC) L, 33-30 3ot $ - Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.); ^ - EverBank Field (Jacksonville, Fla.); ! - SEC Championship; % - Outback Bowl (Tampa, Fla.); * - SEC game

Game 1: #6 Georgia (0-0, 0-0 SEC) vs. Buffalo (0-0, 0-0 MAC) georgiadogs.com buffalobulls.com

Date: 12:21 p.m. Sept. 1, 2012 Site: Athens, Ga. Stadium: Sanford (92,746)Radio: Georgia Bulldog Sports Network from IMG - Scott Howard (PxP), Eric Zeier (Color), Chuck Dowdle (sideline), Loran Smith, Charlie McAlexander, Neil Williamson, Jeff Dantzler, Daryll “DJ” Jones, Kevin Butler, David GreeneRegional TV: SEC Network - Dave Neal, Andre Ware, Cara CapuanoRadio: XM: 200, Sirius: 137Internet Broadcast: GTV on georgiadogs.comGeorgia TV Replay: CSS, Sun. at 11 a.m. & Wed. at 3 p.m. (Athens-Charter Ch. 37)SID Contacts: Georgia - Claude Felton, 706-542-1621; Buffalo - Jon Fuller, 716-645-6762 cfelton@sports.uga.edu jfuller3@buffalo.edu

Raise The Curtain On 2012 Georgia raises the curtain on another season, the 119th in Bulldog history, on Saturday. Georgia’s all-time record in season openers is 89-26-3. The Bulldogs have won 13 of their past 15 season openers including 9-2 under coach Mark Richt. Georgia is 9-0 when starting a season at home under Richt. The season-opening defeats came to ninth-ranked Oklahoma State in Stillwater in 2009 and to fifth-ranked Boise State at the Chick-fil-A Kickoff game in Atlanta last year. Saturday marks the first meeting with Buffalo. A member of the Mid-American Conference, the Bulls registered a 3-9 record last season under head coach Jeff Quinn.

Season Openers In The Richt Era Here is a glimpse at how the Bulldogs have fared in their 11 season openers since Mark Richt became head coach before the 2001 season:2001 : Georgia 45, Arkansas State 17 (Athens) 2007: Georgia 35, Oklahoma State 14 (Athens)2002: Georgia 31, Clemson 28 (Athens) 2008: Georgia 45, Georgia Southern 21 (Athens)2003: Georgia 30, Clemson 0 (Clemson) 2009: Oklahoma State 24, Georgia 21 (Stillwater)2004: Georgia 48, Georgia Southern 28 (Athens) 2010: Georgia 55, Louisiana-Lafayette 7 (Athens)2005: Georgia 48, Boise State 13 (Athens) 2011: Boise State 35, Georgia 21 (Atlanta)2006: Georgia 48, Western Kentucky 12 (Athens)

Returning Starters On A Mission A majority of the returning starters on defense explored the possibility of leaving early for the NFL fol-lowing the 2011 season. Fortunately for the Bulldogs, all of them opted to return. This group includes a pair of All-Americans in junior OLB Jarvis Jones and senior FS Bacarri Rambo. For the first time in school his-tory, two Bulldog defenders who earned All-America honors the year before are returning to Georgia’s lineup.

Non-Conference Success Under the direction of Mark Richt, Georgia owns a 44-8 record against teams from outside the South-eastern Conference, including 30-1 at home. Last year, the Bulldogs beat Coastal Carolina, New Mexico State and #25 Georgia Tech and lost to #5 Boise State and then #12 Michigan State in the Outback Bowl.

Bulldog Captains Versus The Bulls Junior quarterback Aaron Murray, senior defensive end Abry Jones, senior safety Shawn Williams and senior snapper Ty Frix will be Georgia’s captains against Buffalo.

Closer Look At The Backfield Georgia returns three of its top five rushers from 2011. Through fall camp, redshirt sophomore Ken Malcome is projected to be the starter. But the Bulldogs also have two of the nation’s top freshman running backs on the roster. Keith Marshall and Todd Gurley, who both happen to be from N.C., join senior Rich-ard Samuel at the position. Malcome led Georgia in its final three games of 2011, finishing with 42 carries for 174 yards. Samuel, who split time between fullback and tailback during preseason camp, finished with 82 carries for 240 yards. He scored the game-winning touchdown versus Florida in 2011. Also at fullback, redshirt freshman Merritt Hall has emerged as a potential starter for the Bulldogs.

Georgia Among Best in the SEC Under Richt Since 2001School ....................... Record ...............SEC Titles.... .AP Top 25.......Bowls1. LSU ...................... 115-29 ...............4 ...................9 .......................112. Georgia ................ 106-38 ...............2 ...................9 .......................113. Florida .................. 106-39 ...............2 ...................7 .......................114. Auburn.................. 102-40 ...............2 ...................6 .......................105. Alabama ............... 98-44 .................1 ...................6..........................9

Depth ChartGEORGIA OFFENSE

Pos. # Name (Ht., Wt., Class) PronunciationSE 15 Marlon Brown (6-5, 216, Sr.) 82 Michael Bennett (6-3, 204, RSo.) 26 Malcolm Mitchell (6-1, 192, So.)LT 72 Kenarious Gates (6-5, 318, Jr.) ken-ARE-ee-ous 79 Mark Beard (6-5, 302, So.) 74 Austin Long (6-5, 324, Jr.)LG 64 Dallas Lee (6-4, 300, Jr.) 55 Ben Reynolds (6-2, 255, Jr.) C 61 David Andrews (6-2, 295, So.) 68 Chris Burnette (6-2, 322 Jr.) 64 Dallas Lee (6-4, 300, Jr.)RG 68 Chris Burnette (6-2, 322 Jr.) 73 Greg Pyke (6-6, 327, Fr.)RT 71 John Theus (6-6, 309, Fr.) THEE-us 78 Watts Dantzler (6-7, 320, So.)QB 11 Aaron Murray (6-1, 210 Jr.) 14 Hutson Mason (6-3, 206 Jr.) 16 Christian LeMay (6-2, 201, RFr.)FB 43 Merritt Hall (5-11, 238, RFr.) 22 Richard Samuel IV (6-2, 236, Sr.) 48 Quayvon Hicks (6-2, 262, Fr.)TB 24 Ken Malcome (6-0, 224 RSo.) 3 Todd Gurley (6-1, 218, Fr.) OR 4 Keith Marshall (5-11, 216, Fr.) OR 22 Richard Samuel IV (6-2, 236, Sr.)FLK 12 Tavarres King (6-1, 200, Sr.) Ta-VAR-ess 17 Rantavious Wooten (5-10, 179, Jr.) OR ran-TAY-vee-ous 31 Chris Conley (6-3, 205, So.) 86 Justin Scott-Wesley (5-11, 217, RFr.)TE 88 Arthur Lynch (6-5, 258, Jr.) 87 Jay Rome (6-6, 265, RFr.) 80 Ty Flournoy-Smith (6-3, 237, Fr.)

GEORGIA DEFENSEDE 93 Abry Jones (6-3, 308, Sr.) A-bree 56 Garrison Smith (6-3, 297, Jr.)N 6 John Jenkins (6-3, 358, Sr.) 99 Kwame Geathers (6-6, 355, Jr.) KWAM-ee DE 83 Cornelius Washington (6-4, 268, Sr.) 47 Ray Drew (6-5, 284, So.)OLB 51 Ramik Wilson (6-2, 234, So.) Ra-MEEK 91 Josh Dawson (6-4, 250, Fr.)OLB 29 Jarvis Jones (6-3, 241, Jr.) 44 T.J. Stripling (6-6, 235, Jr.) 59 Jordan Jenkins (6-3, 257, Fr.)ILB 35 Michael Gilliard (6-2, 230, Sr.) GIL-yard 52 Amarlo Herrera (6-2, 245, So.) a-MAR-lowILB 9 Alec Ogletree (6-3, 232, Jr.) 45 Christian Robinson (6-2, 235, Sr.)CB 26 Malcolm Mitchell (6-1, 192, So.) 37 Devin Bowman (6-0, 180, RFr.)CB 1 Branden Smith (5-11, 182, Sr.) 5 Damian Swann (5-11, 189, So.) SS 36 Shawn Williams (6-1, 217, Sr.) 39 Corey Moore (6-2, 214, So.) 25 Josh Harvey-Clemons (6-5, 207, Fr.)FS 18 Bacarri Rambo (6-0, 210, Sr.) ba-CAR-ee 11 Connor Norman (5-10, 207, RSo.)

GEORGIA SPECIALISTSP 32 Collin Barber (6-2, 200, Fr.) *97 Adam Erickson (5-10, 175, RSo.)PK 13 Marshall Morgan (6-3, 201, Fr.) 99 Jamie Lindley (5-11, 183, Sr.)SN 69 Ty Frix (6-0, 214, Sr.) 49 Nathan Theus (6-3, 249, RFr.) THEE-usPR 1 Branden Smith (5-11, 182, Sr.) 26 Malcolm Mitchell (6-1, 192, So.)KOR 1 Branden Smith (5-11, 182, Sr.) OR 26 Malcolm Mitchell (6-1, 192, So.)* - holder

BUFFALO OFFENSE (12 starters listed)Pos. # Name (Ht., Wt., Class) PronunciationWR 19 Alex Neutz (6-3, 205, Jr.) Newtz 13 Devon Hughes (6-0, 190, So.)LT 50 Andre Davis (6-4, 303, So.) 70 Pat Wilson (6-4, 278, Jr.)LG 56 Jasen Carlson (6-1, 301, Jr.) 74 Robert Blodgett (6-5, 306, RFr.) OR 73 Jesse Back (6-4, 294, RFr.)C 71 Trevor Sales (6-2, 318, So.) 77 Gabriel Barbe (6-6, 298, So.)RG 55 Graham Whinery (6-4, 302, Sr.) Win-ery 65 Dillon Guy (6-4, 318, So.)RT 79 Gokhan Ozkan (6-6, 326, Sr.) Go-kahn Oz-can 67 Jake Silas (6-7, 316, So.)TE 81 Jimmy Gordon ( 6-5, 260, Jr.) OR 17 Alex Dennison (6-1, 246, Jr.) QB 15 Alex Zordich (6-3, 222, Jr.) 16 Joe Licata (6-2, 217, RFr.) Li-kah-taRB 32 Branden Oliver (5-8, 202, Jr.) 26 Brandon Murie (5-9, 186, Jr.) OR 1 James Potts (5-11, 196, So.) FB 41 Boomer Brock (5-10, 250, Jr.) 35 Rashad Jean (6-0, 246, Sr.) GeneWR 12 Cordero Dixon (5-11, 186, So.) OR 86 Ron Willoughby (6-4, 202, RFr.)WR 18 Fred Lee (6-2, 201, Jr.) 25 John Dunmore (6-0, 177, So.)

BUFFALO DEFENSEDE 40 Steven Means (6-4, 250, Sr.) 95 Beau Bachtelle (6-5, 272, Jr.) Bo Back-tellNG 97 Wyatt Cahill (6-3, 280, Sr.) or 90 Kristjan Sokoli (6-5, 287, So.) Sah-coal-eeDE 34 Colby Way (6-4, 270, Jr.) 93 Dalton Barksdale (6-3, 297, So.)OLB 48 Willie Moseley (6-4, 246, Sr.) 92 Kendall Roberson (6-2, 227, So.)ILB 36 Lee Skinner (6-2, 226, So.) 37 Khari Brown (6-1, 229, So.)ILB 9 Jake Stockman (6-2, 235, So.) 33 Scott Pettigrew (6-1, 225, Sr.)OLB 8 Isaac Baugh (6-0, 208, Sr.) 47 Imani Chatman (6-2, 228, Sr.) 24 Dalonte Wallace (6-1, 210, Sr.)CB 4 Cortney Lester (6-0, 179, So.) 39 Marqus Baker (5-10, 177, RFr.)SS 30 Okoye Houston (6-0, 201, Jr.) Oh-Koy-yeah 29 Adam Redden (6-1, 193, Jr.)FS 10 Witney Sherry (6-0, 185, So.) 27 Kyndal Minniefield ( 6-0, 185, RFr.) OR 15 Derek Brim (6-0, 188, So.)CB 22 Najja Johnson (6-0, 182, Jr.) 31 Carlos Lammons (5-8, 176, Jr.) OR 28 Dwellie Striggles (5-10, 185, So.)

BUFFALO SPECIALISTSP 11 Tyler Grassman (6-1, 190, Fr.) 45 Patrick Clarke (6-1, 197, So.)PK 45 Patrick Clarke (6-1, 197, So.)LS 7 Marcus McGill (6-1, 211, Fr.)HLD 5 Tony Daniel (6-5, 203, RFr.) 16 Joe Licata (6-2, 217, RFr.) Li-kah-taKOR 26 Brandon Murie (5-9, 186, Jr.) 1 James Potts (5-11, 196, So.) 21 Devin Campbell (5-11, 195, Fr.)PR 12 Cordero Dixon (5-11, 186, So.) 21 Devin Campbell (5-11, 195, Fr.)

Head Coach Jeff Quinn

Dog TracksOFFENSEMurray Setting The Tone For SEC Quarterbacks

QB Aaron Murray returns for his junior year and looks to be one of the nation’s elite at his po-sition. During the offseason, Murray graduated with a degree in Psychology after posting a GPA of 3.4 and is now in graduate school. The Tampa, Fla., native finished 2011 with a school record 35 touchdown passes. He also set the school record for touchdown responsibility by a QB in a season with 37 (35 passing, 2 rushing) last year. In just two quarters of play versus New Mexico State in 2011, Murray tied a school record with

five touchdown passes. His five scores all went to different receivers. Murray finished the season second in the SEC in total offense at 232.9 y/g while the Bulldogs were third in the same category at 408.5. In his 16 wins as a starter, Murray has 39 TDs to just nine INTs. Murray is the SEC’s leading active player in total offensive yards (6,476), completions (447), TD responsibility (65), TD passes (59) and passing yards (6,198).

Bulldog Record Book

Murray’s Bulldog Career2010 Att Cmp TD Int Yds Sk Effic UL (W) 26 17 3 1 160 0 147.5@ #24 SC (L) 21 14 0 0 192 3 143.5#12 ARK (L) 27 15 1 1 253 6 139.1 @ MSU (L) 31 18 1 0 274 1 143.0@ CU (L) 27 16 3 1 221 2 157.3 UT (W) 25 17 2 0 266 2 183.8 VU (W) 24 15 2 0 287 0 190.4UK (W) 12 9 0 0 113 0 154.1vs. UF (L ot) 37 18 3 3 313 2 130.2ISU (W) 27 19 3 0 228 1 178.0@ #2 AU (L) 28 15 3 0 273 3 170.8GT (W) 19 15 3 0 271 1 250.9vs. #24 UCF (L) 38 21 0 2 198 3 88.5TOTAL 342 209 24 8 3,049 24 154.48

2011vs. #5 BS (L) 29 16 2 1 236 6 139.4#12 SC (L) 29 19 4 1 248 2 176.0CC (W) 26 18 3 0 188 0 168.0@ OM (W) 26 17 2 1 268 3 169.7MSU (W) 25 13 2 3 160 2 108.2@ UT (W) 25 15 0 0 227 0 136.3@ VU (W) 38 22 3 1 326 1 150.7vs. UF (W) 34 15 2 1 169 3 99.4NMS (W) 23 18 5 0 238 0 236.9#24 AU (W) 18 14 4 0 224 3 255.6UK (W) 29 16 1 1 162 2 106.6#25 GT (W) 29 19 4 1 252 1 177.1vs. #1 LSU (L) 40 16 1 2 163 4 72.5vs. #12 Mich St (L) 32 20 2 2 288 4 146.2TOTAL 403 238 35 14 3,149 31 146.4

CAREER 745 447 59 22 6,198 55 150.1

No. 2 Signal Caller For The Bulldogs Hutson Mason played in four games at quarterback in 2011, going 18-of-30 for 254 yards and two touchdowns, and has appeared in eight games over the last two seasons. In 2012, Georgia aims to redshirt Mason to give him a year separation between him and junior Aaron Murray. Mason is currently No. 2 on the depth chart. Redshirt freshman Christian LeMay, a 2009 SuperPrep All-American, will be battling redshirt sophomore Parker Welch and true freshman Faton Bauta for playing time. Welch played in two games last season and completed his only pass for 20 yards versus Coastal Carolinad. Bauta enrolled at UGA in January. Plugging The Holes On The Offensive Line Projected starters for 2012 are juniors LT Kenarious Gates, RG Chris Burnette and LG Dallas Lee, who all split time at guard last year and have 31 starts between them, along with sophomore David Andrews and true freshman John Theus. Andrews is slotted as the starter at center while Theus, younger brother of Bulldog snapper Nathan Theus, is expected to line up at RT. Gates and Theus would be making their first career starts at the tackle positions. Theus would become the first true freshman starter at tackle since Trinton Sturdivant in 2007. Sturdivant started all 13 games at tackle that season. Early enrollee Mark Beard, who was a NJCAA All-American at Cof-feyville CC last year, will give Georgia depth at guard and tackle. The next two expected to line up for UGA are sophomore Watts Dantzler and junior Austin Long. Georgia lost seniors C Ben Jones (Houston), LT Cordy Glenn (Buffalo) and RT Justin Anderson (Indianapolis) to the NFL after the trio enabled the Bulldogs to set school records for total plays and touchdown passes in 2011, as well as roll up an average of 408.5 total yards and 32.0 points per game. Glenn finished with 50 starts, including the team’s last 47 games, and tied the school record for the most starts for a Bulldog lineman (Clint Boling, 2007-10). Jones started 49 games in his career. Who To Cover? The Bulldogs attacked the op-position in 2011 with a wide variety of weapons at receiver. Six players recorded more than 230 yards receiving, with three of those having at least 45 catches, and all but one return this season. In fact, QB Aaron Murray threw touchdowns to 10 different Bulldogs last year. Senior Tavarres King led the crew with 705 yards on 47 catches and eight touchdowns, including a school record 205 yards and a score on six receptions in the Outback Bowl. King, who has already graduated in Social Studies Education, is the SEC’s active leader in both receptions (94) and receiving yards (1,652). Close behind King in last year’s standings was freshman Malcolm Mitchell who snagged 45 catches for 665 yards and four touchdowns in just 11 games played. Mitchell will also play CB this fall. A pair of sophomores - Michael Bennett, who was second on the team with five TDs, and Chris Conley - give Murray another pair of targets. Ben-nett was fourth on the team with 320 receiving yards while Conley had 288 yards and two touchdowns in 11 contests. King is joined in the senior ranks by Marlon Brown who made five starts and was also was part of the 200-yard club, including a 121-yard, two touchdown performance at Vanderbilt. Brown put up the best numbers in preseason camp. In addition, junior Rantavious Wooten also produced a solid preseason camp after sitting out the last 11 games of 2011 for a medical redshirt. Wooten did have two catches for 39 yards and a touchdown before being sidelined. Georgia’s offense utilizes the tight end for more than just a blocking role. Junior Arthur Lynch has appeared in 25 games in his career, starting two, and has two career receptions for 17 yards. Lynch played behind All-American Orson Charles his first couple seasons. Charles declared for the NFL early and now suits up for the Cincinnati Bengals.

Most TD Passes In A Season1. Aaron Murray (‘11) 352. Matthew Stafford (‘08) 253. Murray (‘10), Cox (‘09) 24 Shockley (‘05), Zeier (‘93, ‘94)

Career TD Passes 1. David Greene (2001-04) 72 2. Eric Zeier (1991-94) 67 3. Aaron Murray (2010-) 59Total Offense In A Season1. Matthew Stafford (2008) 3,499 2. Eric Zeier (1993) 3,482 3. Eric Zeier (1994) 3,4574. Aaron Murray (2011) 3,2605. Aaron Murray (2010) 3,216

Total Offense In A Career1. David Greene (2001-04) *11,2702. Eric Zeier (1991-94) 10,8413. Matthew Stafford (2006-08) 7,9444. Quincy Carter (1998-00) 7,0535. Aaron Murray (2010- ) 6,476* - SEC record

Dog Tracks

Getting Defensive l Georgia ranked fifth nationally in Total Defense (277.2 ypg), 11th in Rushing Defense (101.2 ypg) and 23rd in Scoring Defense (20.6 ppg) last season. l Nine of 11 starters from that 2011 team return, including 12 of the 14 leading tacklers. l The returning defenders teamed with several key backups to account for 33.5 of the Bulldogs’ 35 sacks (2.50/g, which was second in the league) and 17 of their SEC-leading 20 interceptions. l During the Bulldogs’ 10-game winning streak, Georgia surrendered 133 points (13.3/g); allowed just 12 touchdowns; and UGA’s opponents reached the Red Zone only 16 times and that resulted in 73 points. l The Bulldog defense allowed 27 touchdowns in 2011. Georgia’s special teams surrendered five scores and the offense allowed five. Opp. Plays Yards Points Allowed (Notes on TDs)vs. #5 BS 71 390 35 (A 28-yd. drive)#12 SC 67 395 45 (2 Def. TDs; Special Teams TD; A 5-yd. drive)CC 3 112 0@ OM 56 183 13 (Special Teams TD)MSU 67 213 10 (Defensive TD)@ UT 63 270 12@ VU 67 349 28 (Special teams TD)vs. UF 56 226 20 (Special teams TD)NMS 67 402 16 (13 pts. in the 4th Qrt. with UGA leading 56-3) #24 AU 48 195 7UK 57 165 10 (A 27-yd. drive)#25 GT 70 355 17 #1 LSU 48 237 42 (Spec. Teams TD;Def. TD;A 17-yd. drive;A 26-yd. drive) #12 MICH ST 80 391 ^33 (Defensive TD; Two OT FGs)^ - the Outback Bowl was a triple-overtime game

SEC Sack Leader Jarvis Jones Returns For More Junior OLB and 2011 Butkus Award finalist Jarvis Jones gives the Bulldogs a solid foundation at linebacker. A consensus All-American, he led the SEC and was tied for fifth nationally with 13.5 sacks (which was just a half sack off David Pollack’s school record 14 set in 2002) last year. The Columbus native was also No. 1 in the league with 19.5 tackles for loss. Thanks in part to his persistence in the opponent’s backfield, the Bulldog defense was second in the SEC with 35 sacks in 2011 and 33 of those sacks came in SEC action.

Stellar Linebacker Corps Extends Past Jones While Jarvis Jones stacked up the acco-lades and broke into the headlines the most in 2011, the Bulldogs also return the other three starters at linebacker and a handful of veteran reserves. Senior ILB Michael Gilliard assumed a starting role for the first time last year and fin-ished third on the team with 65 tackles, including seven for loss. His versatile inside partner is junior Alec Ogletree, who, despite missing six games with a foot injury, piled up 52 stops (7.5 tackles for loss) and forced a team-high three fumbles. Ogletree led the Bulldogs during their last five games in tackles and finished with a career-high 13 tackles to go along with a tipped pass that teammate John Jenkins hauled in for an interception in the Outback Bowl versus #12 Michigan State. Sophomore Ramik Wilson is slotted to be the other starter at OLB, which would mark his first career start. Wilson played in eight games for the Bulldogs last year. Senior Christian Robinson will share the load at ILB. Robinson, who also suffered a foot injury causing him to miss two games last year, will be expected to direct traffic on defense after recording 47 stops in 2011. The depth continues at linebacker with the return of sophomore ILB Amarlo Herrera, who started eight games last year. Early in the 2011 season, Herrera helped fill in when Ogletree and Robinson were sidelined. Herrera finished with 37 tackles and made eight starts. Also adding depth to the linebacker corps are a pair of returners and a trio of true freshmen. Junior T.J. Stripling is also expected to contribute. Newcomers Jordan Jenkins, Josh Dawson and James DeLoach all made significant strides during the summer and preseason camp to earn playing time in 2012.

DEFENSE & SPECIAL TEAMSStingy Secondary Mostly Intact The Bulldogs are hoping to lean on a secondary unit that only lost one starter from last year. Despite CB/return specialist Brandon Boykin taking his 55 tackles (11 for loss) and three interceptions from 2011 to the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles, Georgia returns senior CB Sanders Commings and senior safeties Bacarri Rambo and Shawn Williams to its arsenal. Rambo was the most dangerous threat to opposing quarterbacks last season after managing an SEC-leading eight interceptions to complement 55 tackles. The AP First Team All-American also shot to third in the school record books by returning those eight picks 157 yards, including a return for a touchdown versus #24 Auburn. Williams led the Bulldogs with 72 tackles and was second on the team with four interceptions last year. Commings, who will miss the first two games, joined Rambo and Williams in deciding to stay with the Bulldogs for another season. Starting 11 games at CB and three at one of the safety spots, Commings also finished with 55 tackles, including 46 solos, to go with an interception, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Senior Branden Smith, who like Boykin serves as a CB and a return specialist, will be a candidate to fill Boykin’s vacancy on defense after notch-ing 24 stops and a pair of picks. Sophomore Damian Swann also played in 11 games in 2011 and is gearing up for a breakout campaign in 2012. Adding to the depth in the secondary is sophomore Malcolm Mitchell. Mitchell was second on Georgia’s offense with 45 catches for 665 yards and four scores last season, but will be suiting up on both sides of the ball in 2012. He was tabbed Rivals.com’s top cornerback prospect nationally coming out of Valdosta HS. Fellow sophomore Corey Moore played primarily on special teams last season and is now ready to assume his role on defense. In addition, redshirt sophomore Connor Norman is slated to back up Rambo at the free safety spot. Middle Losing Little The Bulldog defensive front lost only one member (DeAngelo Tyson, who was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens) from 2011. Georgia is counting on more solid production from its two nose tackles in senior John Jenkins and junior Kwame Geathers. Jenkins started seven games in his first season with UGA and finished with 28 tackles, including six for loss, and an interception in last season’s Outback Bowl. Geathers added 14 stops in 12 games. At end, Abry Jones put the NFL on hold to stick around for his senior season after gathering 48 tackles, including four sacks, while starting all 14 games. Jones will be working with junior Garrison Smith, who earned SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week honors after the victory over #21 Georgia Tech in 2011. Smith started the last two games of the season after Tyson went down with an ankle injury versus the Yellow Jackets. After lining up as OLBs last season, senior Cornelius Washington and sophomore Ray Drew are expected to be on the line in 2012. Washington ex-ploded for five sacks and 17 tackles to go along with 29 quarterback pressures for the Bulldogs last season. Washington is projected to see action at OLB and DE this year. Drew, who threw the discus for Georgia’s track and field team in the spring, played in seven games and was named the SEC Freshman of the Week after having three tackles, including 2.5 tackles for a loss, and a fumble recovery in the win at Vanderbilt.

Searching For Specialists Georgia signed a punter in Collin Barber of Cartersville and a place kicker in Marshall Morgan of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., to take the place of two of the best who have ever played the position for the Bulldogs. All-American punter Drew Butler was named the 2009 Ray Guy Award winner for being the nation’s top punter and finished as the school’s all-time leader and second in SEC history with a 45.4 average. Place kicker Blair Walsh finished his career as the SEC’s all-time leading scorer with 412 points, which ranks fifth all-time in NCAA history. He drilled 10 field goals of 50 or more yards and is slated to start for the Minnesota Vikings. Butler is expected to contend for the starting spot for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Bulldogs also lost a one-of-a-kind return specialist. Brandon Boykin completed his time as a Bulldog as the only player in SEC history with three plays of 100 yards of any kind and the Outback Bowl MVP ended up second on the all-time conference list with 2,663 kickoff return yards on 113 returns (24.2 avg). Branden Smith is the only returner with experience. Malcolm Mitchell will also be called upon in the return game.

STARTING STREAKSOFFENSE 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Total Cons.Justin Anderson, OT 14 INJ. 5 7 RS 26 14 Michael Bennett, FLK 4 RS n/a n/a n/a 4 -Marlon Brown, SE 5 0 0 n/a n/a 5 1Chris Burnette, OG 12 RS n/a n/a n/a 12 9Orson Charles, TE 14 12 3 n/a n/a 29 24 Isaiah Crowell, RB 7 n/a n/a n/a n/a 7 - Bruce Figgins, FB 8 1 RS 2 1 12 -Kenarious Gates, OG 9 3 n/a n/a n/a 12 6 Cordy Glenn, OT 14 13 13 10 n/a 50 47Ben Jones, C 14 12 13 10 n/a 49 22Tavarres King, SE 13 5 9 RS n/a 27 3 Dallas Lee, OG 7 0 RS n/a n/a 7 -Arthur Lynch, TE 1 RS 1 n/a n/a 2 -Ken Malcome, TB 2 RS n/a n/a n/a 2 1Malcolm Mitchell, WR 9 n/a n/a n/a n/a 9 3 Aaron Murray, QB 14 13 RS n/a n/a 27 27Alexander Ogletree, FB 1 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 -!Richard Samuel IV, TB 3 RS 6 0 n/a 9 -^Branden Smith, TB 1 1 1 n/a n/a 3 -Carlton Thomas, TB 1 1 0 RS n/a 2 -Aron White, TE 1 4 12 1 RS 18 - Rantavious Wooten, FLK 0 0 3 n/a n/a 3 -

DEFENSE 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Total Cons.Brandon Boykin, CB 14 12 12 0 n/a 38 22 Sanders Commings, CB 14 9 0 RS n/a 23 15 Kwame Geathers, N 3 0 RS n/a n/a 3 -Mike Gilliard, ILB 11 0 0 n/a n/a 11 -Amarlo Herrera, ILB 8 n/a n/a n/a n/a 8 -John Jenkins, N 7 n/a n/a n/a n/a 7 3Abry Jones, DE 14 6 0 n/a n/a 20 14 Jarvis Jones, OLB 14 RS 0 (USC) n/a n/a 14 14 Jordan Love, CB 1 0 RS n/a n/a 1 -&Alec Ogletree, SS 8 5 n/a n/a n/a 13 7Bacarri Rambo, SS 13 13 0 RS n/a 26 13Christian Robinson, ILB 4 11 0 RS n/a 15 1^Branden Smith, CB 7 8 0 n/a n/a 15 - Garrison Smith, DE 2 0 n/a n/a n/a 2 2Damian Swann, CB 1 n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 -DeAngelo Tyson, DE 11 12 0 0 n/a 23 - Chase Vasser, OLB 3 0 RS n/a n/a 3 -Cornelius Washington, OLB 6 8 1 RS n/a 15 1 Shawn Williams, FS 13 3 0 n/a n/a 16 6^ - Smith has started three games at RB and sees time on offense, but is normally a CB! - Samuel is back at tailback after redshirting during the 2010 season while he learned the linebacker position on defense% - Alec Ogletree also started one game at WR during the 2010 seasonNote: Some starts were at other positions and include bowl games. RS=Redshirted; n/a=not at UGA yet; inj=injured

Game SE LT LG C RG RT TE FLK QB TB Multiplevs. #5 Boise State M. Brown Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Samuel Mitchell WR) #12 South Carolina M. Brown Glenn Lee B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Samuel Figgins (FB) Coastal Carolina Mitchell Glenn Lee B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Figgins (FB) @ Ole Miss Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Lee Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Figgins (FB) Mississippi State Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Lee Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Bennett (FLK) @ Tennessee Mitchell Glenn Lee B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Figgins (FB) @ Vanderbilt Bennett Glenn Lee B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Samuel Figgins (FB) vs. Florida Bennett Glenn Lee B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Brown (FLK) New Mexico State Bennett Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Smith (TB) Figgins (FB) #24 Auburn Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Crowell Figgins (FB) Kentucky M. Brown Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles Lynch (TE) Murray Crowell Z. Ogletree (FB) @ #25 Georgia Tech Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Malcome Figgins (FB)SEC Champ.-#1 LSU Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Thomas White (TE)vs. #12 MSU Mitchell Glenn Gates B. Jones Burnette Anderson Charles King Murray Malcome Brown (FLK) Consecutive 3 47 6 22 9 14 24 3 27 1 1 Career 9 50 12 49 12 26 29 27 27 2 5

Game DE N DE OLB ILB ILB OLB CB SS FS CBvs. #5 Boise State Tyson Love (CB) A. Jones J. Jones Ogletree Robinson Washington Smith Williams Commings Boykin#12 South Carolina Tyson Geathers A. Jones J. Jones Herrera Robinson Vasser Commings Williams Rambo BoykinCoastal Carolina Swann (CB) Geathers A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Williams Washington Smith Commings Rambo Boykin @ Ole Miss Tyson Geathers A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Vasser Commings Williams Rambo Boykin Mississippi State Tyson B. Smith (CB) A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Washington Commings Williams Rambo Boykin @ Tennessee Tyson Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Vasser Commings Williams Rambo Boykin @ Vanderbilt Tyson Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera B. Smith (CB) Commings Williams Rambo Boykin vs. Florida Tyson Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Ogletree B. Smith Commings Rambo Boykin New Mexico State Tyson B. Smith (CB) A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Ogletree Washington Commings Williams Rambo Boykin #24 Auburn Tyson Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Ogletree Commings Williams Rambo Boykin Kentucky Tyson B. Smith (CB) A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Ogletree Washington Commings Williams Rambo Boykin @ #25 Georgia Tech Tyson Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Robinson Ogletree Commings Williams Rambo Boykin SEC Champ.-#1 LSU G. Smith Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Gilliard Herrera Ogletree Commings Williams Rambo Boykinvs. #12 MSU G. Smith Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones Robinson Ogletree Washington Commings Williams Rambo Boykin Consecutive 2 3 14 14 1 7 1 15 6 13 22Career 2 7 20 14 15 13 15 23 16 26 38

2011 Game-By-Game Starters

Starting Leaders Cordy Glenn, a LT who concluded his career in 2011, tied the No. 2 mark in school history with 50 career starts (Clint Boling, 2007-10), including the last 47 in a row. Center Ben Jones finished his career with 49 total starts. Bulldog Captains In 2011BS: B. Jones, Boykin, Tyson, ButlerSC: B. Jones, White, Tyson, RobinsonCC: B. Jones, Figgins, Charles, BoykinOM: Charles, Murray, A. Jones, WilliamsMSU: Anderson, Charles, Rambo, WashingtonUT: Butler, Glenn, Tyson, BoykinVU: B. Jones, Glenn, S. Williams, VavlasUF: B. Jones, Glenn, Tyson, A. JonesNMS: J. Jones, B. Jones, Tyson, Samuel AU: B. Jones, Glenn, A. Jones, BoykinUK: 2011 Senior ClassGT: B. Jones, A. Jones, J. Jones, Butler*LSU: Glenn, Charles, Boykin, J. Jones^MSU: Boykin, Butler, Charles, Glenn, B. Jones, J. Jones* - SEC Championship Game; ^ - Outback Bowl

Making Their First Starts Georgia had 16 first-time starters in 2011 including four true freshmen. Versus #12 South Carolina, OG Dallas Lee, N Kwame Geathers and OLB Chase Vasser, who are all redshirt sopho-mores, joined true freshman ILB Amarlo Herrera for their first Bulldog starts. In the matchup versus #5 Boise State, SE Marlon Brown, OG Chris Burnette, true fresh-man WR Malcolm Mitchell, OLB Jarvis Jones and CB Jordan Love were all in the starting lineup. True freshmen RB Isaiah Crowell and CB Damian Swann and junior ILB Mike Gilliard got their first starts during the 59-0 rout of Coastal Carolina. In the win over Miss State, redshirt freshman Michael Bennett started at receiver. N John Jenkins got his first career start at UT. FB Alexander Ogletree started for the first time in his career versus Kentucky. Against #25 Georgia Tech, TB Ken Malcome started in the backfield.

Dog Tracks

Dog Tracks

The Big Plays in 2011 The Bulldogs had 53 plays which covered 25+ yards in 2011 while their opponents had 41. Here’s a look at the games both Georgia and its opponent had the most big plays in last season:

GAME 9: Georgia vs. New Mexico StateGeorgia: 8 plays; Longest: 56-yard TD rush (Branden Smith)

GAME 2: Georgia vs. #12 South CarolinaSC: 6 plays (3 for TDs); Longest: 68-yard fake punt return for TD (Melvin Ingram)

2011 SCORING NUMBERSInside the Red Zone

Inside 20 TD% Score% TD (Rush/Pass) FG *No PointsUGA 55 times 62% 82% 34 (12-R, 22-P) 11 10 (4 MFG, 4 D, C, TO)Opp. 32 times 66% 91% 21 (14-R, 7-P) 8 3 (C, TO, P) *No Points due to: BFG=Blocked FG; MFG=Missed FG; TO=Turnover; D=Downs; C=Clock Expired (took a knee); P=Punt.

2011 Scoring Drives 52 TDs by the Offense, 1 TD by the Defense,1 TD by the Special Teams

TD DRIVES TD Play Drive

0-10 yards: ............. 18 ...............111-20 yards: ............ 15 ...............421-30 yards: ............ 7 ................331-40 yards: ............ 5 ................841-50 yards: ............ 2 ................451-60 yards: ............ 2 ................961-70 yards: ............ 0 ................771-80 yards: ............ 3 ................881-90 yards: ............ 0 ................491-99 yards: ............ 0 ................4Average: .......... 20.9 yds. ....55.8 yds.Shortest: 1 yd. 10 yds. (6x) (UK)Longest: 80 yds. 99 yds. (2x:BS, Mich. St.) (OM)

NUMBER OF PLAYS ON TD SCORING DRIVES

1: ----------4 2: ---------43: ---------64: -------- 105: ---------66: ---------47: ---------48: ---------49: ----------210: --------311: --------312: --------2Avg: 6.7 plays

TD DRIVE POSS. TIMES0:00-0:30 ............600:31-1:00 .......... 51:01-2:00 .......... 182:01-3:00 ............ 63:01-4:00 ............ 94:01-5:00 ............ 55:01-6:00 ............ 16:00-7:00 ............ 1 7.00+ .................. 1Average: 2:21Quickest: 0:06(1 play, 19 yards vs. NMS)Longest: 7:23(11 plays, 71 yards vs. #24 AU)

Georgia’s Red Zone Offense Georgia’s Red Zone Offense BS: 0-for-0 UF: 4-for-7 (3 TDs, 1 FG, 2 MFGs, 1 C)USC: 4-for-5 (3 TDs, 1 FG) NMS: 5-for-6 (5 TDs, 1 TO)CC: 5-for-6 (5 TDs, 1 D) AU: 5-for-5 (4 TDs, 1 FG)OM: 3-for-4 (2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 MFG) UK: 2-for-2 (1 TD, 1 FG)MS: 3-for-4 (2 TDs, 1 FG, 1 D) GT: 4-for-4 (4 TDs)UT: 4-for-4 (2 TDs, 2 FGs) SEC CHAMP.: 1-for-2 (1 TD, 1 D)VU: 3-for-3 (TD, 2 FGs) OUTBACK: 2-for-3 (1 TD,1 FG,1 D)

Opponent’s Red Zone Opponent’s Red Zone BS: 5-for-6 (5 TDs, 1 C) UF: 1-for-2 (1 FG, 1 P)USC: 2-for-2 (2 TDs) NMS: 2-for-2 (TD, FG)CC: 0-for-0 AU: 1-for-1 (TD)OM: 0-for-0 UK: 2-for-2 (1 TD, 1 FG)MS: 1-for-1 (1 FG) GT: 3-for-3 (2 TDs, 1 FG) UT: 2-for-2 (1 TD, 1 FG) SEC CHAMP.: 3-for-3 (3 TDs)VU: 2-for-3 (2TDs, 1 TO) OUTBACK: 5-for-5 (3 TDs,2 FGS)

Points Off Turnovers Georgia has forced 32 turnovers and converted them into 106 points. Opponents have scored 77 points off 25 Bulldog mis-cues. #5 Boise State (L, 35-21): UGA got no points off 1 INT; BS got 7 points off 1 INT#12 S.C. (L, 45-42): UGA got 3 points off 2 INTs; SC got 21 points off 2 fumbles & 1 INTC.C. (W, 59-0): UGA got 14 points off 2 fumbles & 1 INT; CC got no points off 1 fumble@ Ole Miss (W, 27-13): UGA got 7 points off 2 INTs; OM got no points off 1 INTMississippi State (W, 24-10): UGA got 10 points off 2 INTs and 1 fumble; MSU got 7 points off 3 INTs@ Tennessee (W, 20-12): No turnovers for either team@ Vanderbilt (W, 33-28): UGA got no points off 3 INTs and 1 fumble; VU got no points off 1 INTvs. Florida (W, 24-20): UGA got 14 points off 2 fumbles; UF got no points off 1 INTNew Mexico State (W, 63-16): UGA got 21 points off 2 fumbles and 1 INT; NMS got no points off 1 fumble#24 Auburn (W, 45-7): UGA got 14 points off 2 fumbles and 1 INT; AU got no points off 2 fumblesKentucky (W, 19-10): UGA got 13 points off 2 fumbles and 2 INTs; UK got 7 points off 3 fumbles and 1 INT#25 Georgia Tech (W, 31-17): UGA got 7 points off 2 INTs; GT got no points off 1 INT#1 LSU (L, 42-10): No turnovers for LSU; LSU got 21 points off 2 INTs and 1 fumble#12 Michigan State (3OT-L, 33-30): UGA got 3 points off 3 INTS; MSU got 14 points off 2 INTs and 1 fumble

Quick Strike Again & AgainUGA led the SEC with 35 scoring drives under 2:00 in 2011. Against New Mexico State, Georgia had seven touchdown drives under 2:00, including four under 40 seconds.

99-Yard Touchdown Drive Vs. OMGeorgia scored on a 99-yard, eight-play drive that took 4:00 to give the Bulldogs a 17-0 lead over Ole Miss in the second quarter. TE Orson Charles hauled in a two-yard score from redshirt sophomore QB Aaron Murray to give UGA the longest drive in the SEC in 2011. This was the longest scoring drive for Georgia since the Bulldogs had a 99-yard touchdown drive versus Central Michigan in 2008.

Scoring Surge The Bulldogs took a 49-3 halftime lead versus New Mexico State. Georgia’s 49 points tied for the most in one half dating back to 1950. The Bulldogs also scored 49 versus Northeast Louisiana in 1994. Georgia scored 42 points in the second quarter alone. Available records dating back to 1958 show that the Bulldogs have never reached 42 points in a quarter. The most was 35 versus Idaho State in 2010 and William & Mary in 1988. Georgia’s 42 points came on six drives in the second quarter that covered 7:57. It is believed to be the most points scored by a team in a brief period since Fresno State scored 49 in 6:25 against Utah State in 2001.

Points And Total Offense Georgia’s 63 points versus New Mexico State was the most under Mark Richt, and the most since 1994 when it beat Northeast Louisiana 70-6. The Bulldogs tallied 627 yards of total offense, the most under Richt, and the most since a school record of 667 against Southern Miss in 1993. Georgia had nine different Bulldogs score a TD in the victory over NMS. This marks the most Georgia players to find the end zone in a game since 1958.

Senior Branden Smith highlighted the 2011 New Mexico State game with a 56-yard touchdown run. This was one of eight plays for the Bulldogs that measured 25 yards or longer in this game.

Single Game Career HighsRUNNING BACKS ATT. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) 100-yd GamesBrandon Harton 23 (UK11) 101 (UK11) 1 (NMS11) 27 (NMS11) 1Kyle Karempelis 13 (NMS11) 63 (NMS11) - 20 (NMS11) -Ken Malcome 12 (2x/MSU12) 39 (GT11) - 21 (MSU12) -Richard Samuel IV 20 (OS09) 104 (ARK09) 1 (4x/UF11) 80TD (ARK09) 1Others - - - - -Hutson Mason, QB 2 (3x/NMS11) 5 (2x/ISU10) 1 (CC11) 10 (ISU10) -Malcolm Mitchell, WR 1 (4x/LSU11) 20 (GT11) - 20 (GT11) -^Aaron Murray, QB 14 (ARK10) 42 (2x/UF11) 2 (UT10) 35TD (UT10) -Alexander Ogletree, FB 2 (VU10) 21 (GT11) - 21 (GT11) -Branden Smith, DB 5 (GT11) 72 (TTU09) 1 (2x/TTU09) 61 (USC09) -Tavarres King, FLK 1 (2x/NMS11) 3 (SC11) - 3 (SC11) -Rantavious Wooten, FLK 3 (ISU10) 13 (ISU10) - 11 (2x/ISU10) -* - ties school record; ^ - ran in for a two-point conversion versus UF (2010)

QUARTERBACKS ATT. (G) COMP. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) INT (G)Hutson Mason 11 (LSU11) 8 (NMS11) 131 (NMS11) 1 (3x/NMS11) 46 (NMS11) -Aaron Murray 40 (LSU11) 22 (VU11) 326 (VU11) *5 (NMS11) 75 (VU11) 3 (2x/MS11)Parker Welch 1 (CC11) 1 (CC11) 20 (CC11) - 20 (CC11) -* - Murray’s five TDs vs. NMS tied a school record (all came in the second quarter)

RECEIVERS/TE REC. (G) YDS. (G) TDs (G) LG (G) 100-yd GamesMichael Bennett 7 (VU11) 89 (VU11) 1 (5x/GT11) 27 (AU11) -Taylor Bradberry 1 (CC11) 13 (CC11) - 13 (CC11) -Marlon Brown 4 (VU11) 121 (VU11) 2 (VU11) 75 (VU11) 1Chris Conley 5 (NMS11) 126 (NMS11) 1 (2x/GT11) 47 (NMS11) 1Tavarres King 6 (2x/MSU12) 205 (MSU12) 2 (CC11) 80TD (MSU12) 3Arthur Lynch 2 (TTU09) 17 (TTU09) - 10 (TTU09) -Rhett McGowan 4 (NMS11) 51 (NMS11) 1 (NMS11) 23 (NMS11) -Malcolm Mitchell 7 (MSU12) 126 (UT11) 1 (4x/AU11) 71 (UT 11) 1Alexander Ogletree 1 (UL10) 7 (UL10) - 7 (UL10)Rantavious Wooten 4 (GT09) 64 (UK09) 2 (UK09) 43 (UK09) -Others - - - - - Brandon Harton, TB 2 (NMS11) 14 (NMS11) - 9 (NMS11) -Ken Malcome, TB 1 (2x/MSU12) 17 (LSU11) - 17 (LSU11) -^Aaron Murray, QB 1 (MSU12) -3 (MSU12) - - -Richard Samuel IV, RB 3 (USC09) 31 (OM11) - 25 (OM11) -Branden Smith, CB 2 (GT11) 26 (VU11) - 26 (VU11) -^ - caught one of his own passes

TACKLESBulldog, Pos. Solo (G) Assist (G) Total 10+Corey Campbell, ILB 1 (NMS11) 1 (3x/MSU12) 1 (3x/NMS11) -Sanders Commings, CB 7 (BS11) 3 (3x/UK11) 7 (2x/MSU12) -Marc Deas, S - 1 (3x/VU11) 1 (3x/VU11) -Ray Drew, OLB 1 (3x/NMS11) 2 (VU11) 3 (VU11) -Reuben Faloughi, OLB - 2 (BS11) 2 (BS11) -Ty Frix, SN 1 (4x/LSU11) - 1 (4x/LSU11) -Kwame Geathers, N 3 (GT11) 3 (UL10) 4 (GT11) -Michael Gilliard, ILB 6 (UT11) 6 (UT11) 12 (UT11) 1 Amarlo Herrera, ILB 5 (UT11) 5 (MS11) 6 (3x/UT11) -John Jenkins, N 4 (GT11) 2 (5x/GT11) 6 (GT11) -Abry Jones, DE 5 (GT10) 11 (GT10) 16 (GT10) 1Jarvis Jones, OLB 7 (BS11) 4 (2x/GT11) 11 (BS11) 1Corey Moore, CB 1 (NMS11) - 1 (NMS11) -Connor Norman, SS 3 (NMS11) 1 (4x/AU11) 4 (NMS11) -

TACKLESBulldog, Pos. Solo (G) Assist (G) Total 10+Alec Ogletree, SS 12 (MSU12) 3 (2x/UK11) 13 (MSU12) 3Bacarri Rambo, SS 10 (UF10) 5 (2x/ARK10) 14 (UF10) 2Christian Robinson, ILB 6 (MSU12) 9 (BS11) 13 (BS11) 2Blake Sailors, CB 2 (3x/MSU12) 1 (3x/AU11) 3 (ISU10) -Branden Smith, CB 3 (4x/AU11) 3 (VU09) 5 (2x/BS11) -Garrison Smith, DE 4 (GT11) 3 (GT11) 7 (GT11) -T.J. Stripling, OLB 1 (3x/MS11) - 1 (3x/MS11) -Damian Swann, CB 3 (NMS11) 1 (2x/UF11) 3 (NMS11) -Mike Thornton, N 1 (NMS11) 1 (CC11) 1 (2x/NMS11) -Chase Vasser, OLB 3 (2x/VU11) 1 (7x/VU11) 4 (VU11) -Kosta Vavlas, ILB 3 (UT11) 2 (2x/AU11) 4 (UT11) -Cornelius Washington, OLB 6 (USC10) 3 (MSU10) 7 (USC10) -Shawn Williams, FS 7 (2x/MSU12) 4 (GT11) 7 (6x/MSU12) -Ramik Wilson, ILB 1 (2x/NMS11) 1 (2x/NMS11) 2 (2x/NMS11) -* - offensive players in italics; the following offensive players have tackles after turnovers or on special teams: Michael Bennett, Taylor Bradberry, Michael Erdman, Kenarious Gates, Tavarres King, Malcolm Mitchell, Arthur Lynch, Alexander Ogletree, Richard Samuel (LB in 2009)