Georgia was already asking senior running back Kenny McIntosh to do a lot. Be the team’s best pass-catching running back, help pick up the load left by Zamir White and James Cook, return kicks and emerge as a vocal leader on the offensive side of the ball.
Now, following a season-ending injury to Andrew Paul and a nagging hamstring injury to Kendall Milton, they’ll be asking even more of McIntosh.
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Fortunately for the Bulldogs, McIntosh is turning in not just the best fall camp of his Georgia career but one of the better efforts of anyone on the team this fall.
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