No. 17 UCLA | No. 19 Louisville | Top 25No. 18: GeorgiaLast Season: 10-3?(5-3 SEC East)Georgias main concern is at running back, with Nick Chubb coming off knee surgery and Sony Michel likely missing all of August with a broken arm. Both rushers have registered 1,000-yard seasons, so their health will be paramount to the Dawgs offense. Georgia has just three SEC home games this year but is an underdog in only one game -- a visit to Ole Miss (+7). Alabama drops off the schedule, and if the Bulldogs take care of business at home against Tennessee, they could end up in the SEC title game for the first time since 2012. New head coach Kirby Smart, who ran the nations best defense over the past eight years at Alabama, inherits six returning starters from a unit that allowed just 16.9 points per game last season. They have my seventh-best offensive line and are solid at receiver with Terry Godwin and Reggie Davis. With true freshman Jacob Eason, a top quarterback recruit, Georgia is a dark horse playoff contender.Georgias chances to win each game 09.03 vs. North Carolina (Georgia Dome): 61.9% 09.10 vs. Nicholls State: 99.9% 09.17 @ Missouri: 77.3% 09.24 @ Ole Miss: 37.7% 10.01 vs. Tennessee: 44.2% 10.08 @ South Carolina: 79.7% 10.15 vs Vanderbilt: 87.1% 10.29 Florida (Jacksonville): 61.4% 11.05 @ Kentucky: 81.9% 11.12 vs. Auburn: 67.5% 11.19 vs. Louisiana Lafayette: 97.9% 11.26 vs. Georgia Tech: 86.1%New coach Kirby Smart has a lot of unanswered questions going into the season, but Nick Chubb will get back to form and Jacob Eason will take over the quarterback reigns midseason during Smarts 9-3 debut in Athens. -- Edward AschoffQuestions along the line of scrimmage, questions at quarterback and receiver and uncertain health in the backfield? It seems strange to hand a top-20 ranking to a team with that many questions to answer. Georgias schedule is not especially difficult, but an 8-4 record seems likely in Smarts debut season with much better results coming in the future. -- David ChingWith a new staff in place itll take at least a year before theyre ready to be SEC East champs. While 9-3 may not have been enough to save Mark Richt last year, its a solid start for Smart this season. -- Sam KhanA new coach. A true freshman quarterback. Fans might be disappointed at 8-4, but this is a year of transition for the Bulldogs. -- Greg OstendorfRepeat it with me: True freshmen quarterbacks always struggle. Always. Eason will show flashes of talent, but inconsistency will be an issue as Georgia learns to play a new style under Smart, finishing 8-4. -- Alex ScarboroughNo. 17 UCLA | No. 19 Louisville | Top 25 Air Max 90 Clearance . Brett Kulak and Jackson Houck of the Vancouver Giants were each charged with assault causing bodily harm on Aug. 18, according to the B.C. court services. Wholesale Air Max Shoes . LOUIS -- St. http://www.airmaxclearance.us/ . -- If this was Aaron Gordons final home game at Arizona, and it almost certainly was, then he went out in style. Air Max Sneaker 2017 . The 18th player to shoot 60 on the tour, Jamieson settled for par on the final hole when his 15-foot birdie chip grazed the edge of the hole and stayed out. After opening with rounds of 66 and 73 to make the cut by a stroke, he had 11 birdies in the bogey-free round. Nike Air Max 95 Clearance . -- Eastern Kentucky thrives off creating havoc for others. Jen Jacobs, the former Australia Women allrounder, has died aged 60.A middle-order batsman and offspinner, Jacobs represented Australia in seven Test matches in which she scored 136 runs, including a best of 48, to go alongside eight wickets. In 13 one-day internationals, Jacobs scored 235 runs and picked up three wickets.Jacobs, who also represented Victoria and South Australia, was part of the Australia Womens successful tour of India in 1983-84. Australia swept the ODIs 4-0, while all the four Tests were drawn. Jacobs attained her career-best figures in both ODIs (2 for 35) and Tests (4 for 72), as well as her Test highest score of 48 during the tour.ddddddddddddJames Sutherland, the Cricket Australia chief executive, paid tribute to Jacobs. We were very sad to learn of Jens passing and on behalf of Cricket Australia, I extend our deepest sympathies to her family, friends and former team-mates at this difficult time, he said. She will be sadly missed and will forever be remembered as one of the elite few to have played for her country in Test cricket. ' ' '