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First Look at 2021 Georgia Bulldogs

Tuesday's opening practice of the 2021 spring season gave us our first look at this year's Georgia football team.
First Look at 2021 Georgia Bulldogs
First Look at 2021 Georgia Bulldogs

Tuesday marked the opening day of spring practice for the Georgia Bulldogs, which means courtesy of the SID department in Athens, we got our first look at what the 2021 Georgia Bulldogs will look like. 

That includes our first look at heralded redshirt freshman cornerback Kelee Ringo.

Ringo has all the physical tools to succeed, standing 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, while being clocked running over 21 miles per hour at his top speed. The expectations surrounding Ringo headed into this season are warranted. The buzz around the program is that this coaching staff is beyond excited to watch him play this spring after sitting out all of 2020 while recovering from shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum. 

Quarterback JT Daniels is obviously the talk of the town considering the hype leading into the 2021 season. He's one of the primary reasons Georgia is picked to win the SEC East by an overwhelming majority of the national media. 

Offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer returned to Georgia for a fourth season despite receiving positive feedback from the NFL, according to sources. He returns as one of three starters from a year ago and the idea is that he will resume play at guard after a year playing left tackle for the Dawgs. 

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Tuesday was the first of 15 spring practices. Georgia has several questions to answer this spring, or at least begin to answer at several key positions from corner to shoring up its offensive line. 

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Brooks Austin is a former college football player turned journalist and broadcaster. Follow him on Twitter @BrooksAustinBA