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For the first time this season, Georgia goes on the road. For a young team, this will be a major test.

Georgia defensive back Daylen Everette breaks up a pass attempt in the endzone to Tennessee wide receiver Kaleb Webb during the second quarter in an NCAA college football game on Saturday, Nov. 18, 2023, in Knoxville. (Curtis Compton for the AJC)

ATHENS — No matter how loud Kirby Smart plays “Rocky Top” in the indoor practice facility, he knows there’s nothing he can do to help prepare Georgia for what it will be like in Neyland Stadium on Saturday.

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For the first time this season, Georgia goes on the road. For a young team, this will be a major test.

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Connor Riley has been covering the University of Georgia since 2014 before moving to DawgNation full-time before the 2018 season. He helps in all areas of the site such as team coverage, recruiting, video production, social media and podcasting. He graduated from the University of Georgia in 2016.

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