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ATHENS, Ga. -- If Georgia's offense is to match or exceed last season's record-breaking point totals, it's not the confidence the Bulldogs developed last fall that will provide the spark. Offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said the next two months --...

Georgia offensive line coach Will Friend has wanted to develop a rotation of offensive linemen who can play in a pinch. He is closer to that goal than he has been.

Despite 35 ex-Bulldogs on active NFL rosters in 2012, Georgia hopes to finally end an eight-year drought since a Dawg defender became a first-round pick.

As Georgia's spring camp officially comes to a close, a few players made their presence felt while the depth chart on defense remains the big story.

Georgia's rebuilt defense had something to prove at the annual G-Day scrimmage, and they came through fairly well. Aaron Murray threw for 200 yards in a 23-17 by the Black over the Red.

Georgia wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell will have arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Friday and miss the remainder of the team's spring practice.

Georgia couldn't have picked a better time for a change at defensive line coach. While Chris Wilson doesn't have the benefit of experienced players, he will get to mold who he has in his style.

Although he posted pedestrian numbers at Georgia's pro day Thursday, Jarvis Jones insisted he was pleased with his first official workout before NFL scouts.

Georgia didn't know what it had when it signed James DeLoach. After his performance in 2012, and his strong spring thus far, the Bulldogs might just have their strongside linebacker.

With veteran Damian Swann as the Georgia secondary's only sure thing, coaches are eager to put the glut of newcomers through the paces of spring and shake out which players will rise above the reset.

Depth on the offensive line was a major issue for the Georgia Bulldogs in recent seasons, but with every player back for 2013, it's now a position of great strength.

His first three years at Georgia were a struggle, with one injury after another. Now fully healthy, fifth-year senior Austin Long has a chance to compete for a starting job.

Todd Grantham says eight or nine starters are returning on defense, but the truth is it's only four regulars. Still, it's a managable amount of attrition.

Like all coaches, Georgia's leader wants to work on fundamentals and build team unity in spring practice, but most of all he wants competition -- in everything.

Georgia Bulldogs officially lost another member of its 2010 football recruiting class on Wednesday when the university announced that fullback Zander Ogletree has left the team for medical reasons.

With 13 true freshmen already enrolled at UGA, the Bulldogs are ready to give them a chance in spring practice and see who can help fill some of the team's holes.