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Colorado's interior defensive line was formidable during camp behind Tyler Moore, Dylan Manuel, Samu Taumanupepe and Quency Wiggins, but the unit remains vulnerable to injuries because its depth is thin.

Colorado's running game improved throughout camp as Micah Welch, DeKalon Taylor, Damian Henderson and JaQuail Smith all emerged, with Deion Sanders crediting a larger and more physical offensive line for the progress.

Elliot Arnold and summer addition Cadel Ayala remain in a field-goal competition, while long snapper is a larger concern with five walk-ons still battling for the job.

Julian Lewis clearly established himself as Colorado's starting quarterback, but backup Isaac Wilson was turnover-prone in camp and Kaneal Sweetwyne is still adjusting to the college game.

Makari Vickers is the likely starting nickel against Georgia Tech after emerging as a versatile leader who can cover like a corner, tackle like a safety and handle multiple alignments.