Nate Frazier (HB #3) – With limited action occurring in the first three contests of the season due to pure dominance from the Dawgs, the fan favorite back has still shown he is one of the most talented backs in the SEC already recording five touchdowns on the ground with three of them occurring in a game where he only received four carries. Coach Bobo’s workhorse back is prepared to carry a massive portion of touches for this offense, and he is proving every single carry has the ability to end up in the endzone.

‌Lawson Luckie (TE #7) – With Jaden Reddell receiving a plethora of Brock Bowers comparisons, many forgot that Luckie was still the Dawgs returning starter and leader in the tight end room entering his final year. With massive improvements to his already solid run blocking, Luckie is one of Gunner Stockton’s favorite targets to find in short yardage, the redzone, and on third down. Averaging nearly 16 yards per catch, Luckie is showing an ability to stretch defenses vertically and horizontally time and time again.

Sacovie White-Helton (WR #0) – Entering the season with serious question marks in the wide receiver room, White-Helton has stepped up to the plate to make a serious impact in multiple facets of the game. Recording a long touchdown in week 2, White-Helton followed up his performance with four catches against the Razorbacks. In the return game, he has settled into the primary punt returner with his longest return of the year going for 35 yards.

‌KJ Bolden (S #4) – The heat seeking missile found in the back end of the Junkyard Dawgs’ secondary has somehow found a way to become better and more effective than last season. Breaking up passes, stopping runs, and covering anyone from a team’s number one receiver to a running back, Bolden has recorded six solo tackles and a pass deflection already on the season in limited action. One of the best secondaries ever seen under Coach Smart starts with Bolden.

Ellis Robinson IV (CB #1) – One of Coach Smart’s highest ranked recruits ever has continually lived up to the hype in a Dawgs’ uniform. Operating as the lockdown corner known as “Ellis Island”, Robinson has recorded little statistics so far this season due to so few targets coming in his direction.

Raylen Wilson (LB #5) – The counterpart to Chris Cole Jr., Wilson has made an early impact in every snap recording two sacks against the Razorbacks in the conference opener, but his dominant campaign is just starting there. As a dominant run defender and pass rusher, Wilson is a three down linebacker who is not afraid to make some noise with his shoulder against anyone ranging from a lineman to a running back. His physicality sets the tone for the entire unit, and is a necessity for the entire defense’s success.

Drew Miller (P #90) – With the intense offensive production seen through three games, many fans may have forgotten that Georgia has a punter, but yes, they do. Miller is entering his first season as the starting punter, and his ability to flip field position and pin back a struggling Sooners’ offense is a crucial aspect of this game. Oklahoma, a formidable defensive team, will most likely force fourth down on the Dawgs’ offense, but a strong performance from Miller can suffocate any moment and create a ripple that leads to total offensive stagnation for the Sooners.