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A possible option for the #Gators looking to replace DJ Lagway: Georgia Tech’s R-SO. Aaron Philo -6’2, 220 LB -Georgia HS all-time leader in passing yards. 56 TDs as senior. -85.65 PFF grade in limited action -21/28, 373 yards in first career start⬇️

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