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By the numbers look at UGA QB Fromm, Texas QB Ehlinger

Here's a by the numbers look at Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm and Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger, who will lead their teams into the Allstate Sugar Bowl Jan. 1 in New Orleans.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Dec 26, 2018

Here’s a quick by the numbers look at the quarterbacks who will lead their teams into the Allstate Sugar Bowl Jan. 1 in New Orleans.

- Jake Fromm, Georgia: 2,537 passing yards, 27 TD passes and five interceptions.

- Sam Ehlinger, Texas: 3,123 passing yards, 25 TD passes and five interceptions.

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