Thursday’s session, which lasted just over 90 minutes, was held at the Woodruff Practice Fields at 5:30 a.m. due to academic obligations in the afternoon.
Coach Mark Richt said the Bulldogs are making progress as they prepare for Georgia Tech’s triple-option attack.
“It was a good practice and we are starting to get it,” Richt said. “The scout team is starting to get a better feel and the defense is starting to get a better feel. We still have a long way to go.”
After brief running and lifting sessions Friday, the team will take the weekend off before it resumes preparations for Georgia Tech on Monday.
Georgia (9-2) will try to win its eighth straight game against the Yellow Jackets (7-3). Kickoff is set for noon at Sanford Stadium, and the game will be televised nationally on CBS with Craig Bolerjack and Trev Alberts calling the action.