Georgia held two practices on Tuesday. There’s only one one more two-a-day this preseason.

Snapper Ty Frix called the morning sessions “special teams top to bottom,” everything from snap, to kick to tackle.

As Georgia coach Mark Richt has said, everyone will be asked to pitch in on special teams.

That includes All-American linebacker Jarvis Jones, who is working on punt coverage, but he’s unsure if the will play on the unit. Jones did not play on any special teams last year.

“A lot of the guys, especially the older guys, want to get put in those positions,” Jones said. “They know to win the big games we need special teams. Special teams is very important so all the older guys have taken initiative to step into the roles that the coaches want us to be on those special teams plays.”