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ATLANTA -- Georgia Tech will bring momentum generated by two straight wins and encouraging injury news into Saturdays rivalry game against Georgia.The return of leading rusher Dedrick Mills from a two-game suspension provides an added boost.An undisclosed violation of team rules forced Mills to sit out the Yellow Jackets wins over Virginia Tech and Virginia the last two weeks. Marcus Marshall, who ran for 127 yards, including a 67-yard touchdown run, in last weeks 31-17 win over Virginia, may retain the starting job at the B-back position he has shared with Mills.Mills, a freshman, also served a one-game suspension for a violation of team rules earlier in the season. He leads Georgia Tech with 578 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns despite missing the three games.It gives us some more depth, coach Paul Johnson said Tuesday when asked about Mills return. Most games weve played both those guys, and Im sure thats what will happen again. Its good to have him back. I think hes a good player.Added Johnson: It never hurts to have one of your better players back playing.Marshall ran for 270 yards the last two games and said after the Virginia game the success made him a more confident runner.It definitely feels good to get some things going, Marshall said. In the game, especially as a running back, once you get some positive plays, it helps you with your confidence and helps you play better. I think it helps me play better.Johnson also expects to have some key players return from injuries.Brad Stewart, tied for second on the team with 15 catches, is expected to play after leaving last weeks game with an ankle injury. Stewart also is the teams punt returner.Freshman left tackle Jahaziel Lee, who missed last weeks game with an undisclosed upper body injury, also is expected to play.Lee and another freshman, left guard Parker Braun, are listed as starters. A third first-year offensive lineman, center Kenny Cooper, started against Virginia Tech.Johnson said Mills, Lee, Braun, Cooper and receiver Jalen Camp have made this a strong class of freshmen on offense.I think that class is going to turn out to be a big class for Georgia Tech, Johnson said.Georgia Tech (7-4) might move up a notch on the Atlantic Coast Conferences pecking order of bowl-eligible teams by beating Georgia. The bigger goal is winning the state rivalry.Beating then-No. 18 Virginia Tech gave the Yellow Jackets a boost. 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James Kelly is that rarest of beasts - an AFL figure whose reputation has grown thanks to the Essendon supplements debacle.The 32-year-old veteran is the first to admit its a selfish observation, but he says Essendons terrible season has been an invaluable experience for him personally.Kelly was a shining light for the Bombers, who lost 12 players to doping suspensions stemming from their supplements debacle and finished last in 2016.The three-time Geelong premiership player had ended his playing career and was starting work in AFL football operations when the Bombers bans in January meant a sudden change.He was among 10 players recruited to top up their list and Kelly revelled in the experience, earning widespread praise for his leadership and finishing joint runner-up in the club best and fairest.Kelly and former Richmond player Matt Dea did so well as replacements, the Bombers have signed them for another season.Whatever happens from here, Kelly will be forever grateful to Essendon for the unlikeliest AFL second chance.In terms of experience, its invaluable really, he said.You end up being a part of a footy club thats going through something unprecedented.To be part of that, selfishly, to learn and be in that environment, it was really good.Maybe the group was in a better position at the end of tthe year than they were at the start, so I was happy with that.ddddddddddddelly said it is crucial now that the Bombers dust themselves off, regroup and move ahead.He said the return of the banned players was having an immediate impact.Theyre the 10 most experienced players, so just having that experience straight back into the club is invaluable, Kelly said.Their presence out on the ground, you can see the young blokes are excited that theyre back - that just has a ripple effect right through the whole club.Its just a better place when your senior players are around.Kelly feels for Jobe Watson, who has struggled after the loss of his Brownlow Medal.Everyone is just really excited that hes coming back, he said.Eventually the dust will settle - for me personally, I dont think Jobe needs a Brownlow Medal to be a great player and a great person.One setback for Kelly has been a rearrangement of the player lockers.Kelly wore the No.47 guernsey this year, but was able to have Michael Hibberds No.1 locker.While he is happy to keep 47, he has lost the prime locker position.Im more flat with having to move locker locations, he deadpanned.Its the worst - Im thinking about leaving. 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