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Georgia’s Isaiah Wynn bracing for Auburn challenge

Georgia sophomore lineman Isaiah Wynn (77) has spent most of this season at left guard but recently became the starting left tackle, replacing John Theus (71).
Georgia sophomore lineman Isaiah Wynn (77) has spent most of this season at left guard but recently became the starting left tackle, replacing John Theus (71). Georgia sophomore lineman Isaiah Wynn (77) has spent most of this season at left guard but recently became the starting left tackle, replacing John Theus (71).

By David Paschall 4 min read

ATHENS, Ga. – At the rate he’s going, Isaiah Wynn might be lining up at tight end or even receiver by Georgia’s bowl game.

The 6-foot-2, 278-pound sophomore began spring practice at center, where he replaced David Andrews, the lone departure from last season’s offensive line and now a starter for the New England Patriots. Wynn spent a majority of spring practice at center, including the G-Day game, but he moved to left guard for the final two workouts.

Wynn started the first eight games this season at left guard but moved further out to left tackle last Saturday against Kentucky, bumping senior John Theus to right tackle.

Bulldogs glance

› Georgia (6-3, 4-3 SEC) at Auburn (5-4, 2-4) › Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. › Saturday, Noon › CBS and 102.3 FM

“It’s unique, and I just think it shows how versatile all the offensive linemen are,” Wynn said. “I love playing tackle. You have more space to work with. At guard, you’re immediately on your defender, but at tackle, your defender could be over a wide receiver or right in front of you.”