Georgia football begins preseason practice with strong intensity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 7:45 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Georgia football commenced its preseason practice on August 5 at the indoor facility, later moving outdoors as weather improved. Head coach Kirby Smart emphasized a fast-paced, drill-focused session, encouraging swift execution from players. Notable performances included running back Nate Frazier showcasing speed in drills and defensive lineman Jordan Hall participating despite past injuries. Observations included tight end Jaden Reddell requesting eyedrops due to heat and the offensive line engaging in specialized drills. Media were allowed brief access during the practice.
- •Georgia practice took place indoors before moving outside
- •Kirby Smart emphasized intensity and urgency
- •Nate Frazier demonstrated impressive speed
- •Jordan Hall returned to practice after injury
- •Jaden Reddell noted heat conditions during drills
- 7:45 PMYahoo Sports — Georgia football preseason practice report, what we saw on Day 1
"Georgia football opened preseason practices with high intensity as Kirby Smart pushed players through drills. Here's what we saw and heard.
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