The top objective on Georgia’s offensive line this year has been determining who will take the place of three-year starting center David Andrews.
Brandon Kublanow seems to have that under control.
A 13-game starter last season at left guard, Kublanow was moved to center for the final two practices in April by new Bulldogs offensive line coach Rob Sale. The 6-foot-3, 282-pound junior from Marietta has remained there this month, where he has snapped the ball to the competing quarterback trio of Faton Bauta, Brice Ramsey and Greyson Lambert.
“This has been a much different position for me,” Kublanow said this past week by phone. “I’ve been learning a lot of the calls and have been facing bigger and stronger guys, but it’s been good. Adjusting to the snap has been the biggest thing, but I’ve gotten it down pretty good.”
Sophomore Isaiah Wynn, a 6-2, 278-pound sophomore from St. Petersburg, Fla., worked as the starting center for most of the spring but was moved to Kublanow’s left guard spot, where he still works.