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ATHENS, Ga — It’s getting closer and closer.

The Georgia Bulldogs have finished up their first week of fall camp, and we are now just 23 days away. Bottom line, there are only three Saturday’s left without SEC football.

With that being said, I have had the opportunity to spend some time the last week attending practices and talking with players and coaches following practice to get their reaction from what they’ve seen.

The Bulldogs opened up fall camp last Thursday with their first practice of the fall, and following the first week, here’s what I’ve learned.

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ATHENS, Ga — Georgia head coach Mark Richt talked to the media following Thursday morining’s practice. Below is the audio of the press conference.

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While the offense has garnered most of the headlines heading into the 2011 season, the defense will decide the fate of the 2011 season and will show vast improvement.

The reason? Kwame Geathers and John Jenkins.

The 3-4 defense and 4-3 defense require different players in the front seven, and in 2010 Georgia didn’t have the right players in place, particularly at nose tackle.

That changes in 2011 when former nose tackle DeAngelo moves over to his more natural position of defensive end for his senior season.

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It’s football season, and today continues a series where I preview the Georgia Bulldogs position by position. Today’s section focuses on the tight end position.

With the loss of the top two receivers A.J. Green and Kris Durham from last year, Orson Charles and the tight end position will need to produce more with the outlook at the wide receiver position.

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