Rise and Grind: You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet
Summary
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Georgia used 15 different pass catchers against Tennessee State, but Isiah Canion had only two receptions for 22 yards and London Humphreys went without a catch in 17 snaps, making their quiet opener a usage observation rather than evidence of an injury.
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Georgia's beat writer expects the wide-receiver rotation to narrow by SEC play while Canion and Humphreys retain important roles, with Kirby Smart praising Canion's physicality and matchup value rather than announcing a reduced role after the opener.
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Western Kentucky allowed 18.1 yards per completion against Nevada in Week 1, a specific concern about gains on completed passes highlighted by the report ahead of its matchup with Georgia.
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