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WATCH: Kirby Smart explains benefit of having balanced rushing attack, multiple 1,000-yard rushers

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WATCH: Kirby Smart explains benefit of having balanced rushing attack, multiple 1,000-yard rushers

ATHENS, Ga., -- Last year, Georgia was one of four teams with multiple 1,000-yard rushers. But in the past two seasons, Georgia is the only team to accomplish said feat twice. Across the past two seasons, Georgia has produced four different 1,000-yard rushers. Nick Chubb and Sony Michel did in 2017, while Elijah

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ScoreCheck

I will not be surprised if Swift starts against Vandy and has at least 15 carries.

BornADawg

Swift will play against Vandy but not so sure if he will get 15 carries. Possible, of course. I expect Herrien to get majority of carries mixed in with White and Cook. Swift may get a total of 15 in the next two games as he just want be needed as much. Might even get to see McIntosh with a few carries in these two. I believe Swift will be turned loose against Notre Dame. Of course, just MHO! Go Dawgs!

ftworthdawg

the battle for the 2nd and 3rd Rb spot will be awesome! we have 3 guys who'll bring different skill sets to the field, and each of them is starving for the opportunity to make a mark.

Popeyethesailor

Having multiple RB's is great for several reasons.

Keeps fresh legs in the game, defense will not have the luxury of trying to stop a tired back.
Have more than one RB who is ready to go at a moment's notice without a significant drop off in production.
Each back gets less wear and tear; better for the long run. Recruits should be able to see that. Have a better chance of a long NFL career if they don't wear their knees out in college. Example: Chubb/Michele (both in NFL, despite splitting reps.
RBU, keeps more good backs at UGA, instead of other schools.