Heading into the 2012 college football season, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs are most concerned about the depletion of the secondary. With Brandon Boykin gone and Bacarri Rambo suspended, to whom will the Bulldogs turn in the defensive backfield?
Andrew Green has become a core component of Nebraska's defensive secondary. The secondary struggled earlier in the season, but held Michigan State to only 86 yards passing. Given the talent and gained experience, they should be outstanding for the rest of the season.
Georgia Bulldogs fans are concerned about the front seven in Todd Grantham's 3-4 defense, but Scott Lakatos's secondary may be the bright spot in the new scheme.
Commenting on Peter Fiutak's rating of A&M defensive secondary
Marvin Sanders is trying to teach the Nebraska secondary so they are reacting instinctively, rather than just relying on pure athleticism on the field.
