ATHENS, Ga. - If Saturday's 19-13 victory over Texas A&M marked the final time Georgia junior quarterback Jake Fromm and junior running back D'Andre Swift competed inside Sanford Stadium, they weren't offering many clues.
"I'm not sure," Swift said. "I'll think about that when it's time to think about that. We've got a season to finish."
Said Fromm: "That's a decision for the end of the year. I haven't even thought about it."
Fromm completed just 11 of 23 passes for 163 yards but did have a 16-yard touchdown strike to George Pickens midway through the second quarter. Swift had 19 rushes for 103 yards and helped the Bulldogs run out the final four minutes and 26 seconds of the game.
Swift is believed to be the more likely of the two to forgo his senior year to enter the NFL draft pool, and he earned Kirby Smart's praise afterward.
"I don't think the guy gets enough credit," the Georgia coach said. "What back out there is putting out 100-yard games against these caliber of defenses? It's crazy to me what he's been able to will himself to do. He made a shoestring catch out there tonight, and his passion always comes out.
"I love him for it. He's been a tremendous competitor."
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