Ga. Tech's Washington not overlooking competition

Tevin Washington's summer internship at a law firm helped prepare him for life after football. The exposure to the business world may also help the sophomore hold off competition from other Georgia Tech quarterbacks, including precocious freshman Vad Lee, to win the starting job in preseason practice. Washington says he learned at the law firm that jobs are won by those who work the hardest. Washington is the favorite to succeed Joshua Nesbitt as the starter. When Nesbitt was hurt, Washington started the final four games last season. The Yellow Jackets were only 1-3 with Washington to finish 6-7. Coach Paul Johnson says Lee has made a strong impression in the first week of practice.