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Caleb King and Kiante Tripp won't be making the trip to Oklahoma State due to injuries.

King had lost the starting running back role to Richard Samuel, but he probably would have gotten some carries. He's still suffering from a lingering hamstring injury. Tripp has a shoulder stinger. Mark Richt is hopeful to have both back next week for South Carolina.

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