Vet UGA RB to enter draft … Despite having one year of eligibility left, Georgia RB Keith Marshall has told team officials that he has decided to end his college career after this season and enter the2016 draft. Marshall is eligible for a fifth year after playing in less than four games in 2014 due to a knee injury. The 5-10, 220-pound Marshall came to UGA as a heralded recruit and paired with Todd Gurley to give the Bulldawgs one of the most feared RB duos in the country early in his career, but tore an ACL 5 games into his sophomore year in 2013 and has never been the same since; this year, for example, Marshall has rushed for just 255 yards and three touchdowns in nine games and is not considered to be much more than a free-agent prospect.
