UGA Football: Frierson Chats With David Greene

By John Frierson
Staff Writer

David Greene ended his great Georgia football career back in 2004, having won more games (42) than any quarterback in NCAA history and thrown for more yards (11,528) than anyone in SEC history. Both of those marks have since been passed — Georgia’s Aaron Murray now holds the SEC passing mark with 13,166 yards, with Greene third all-time — but Greene’s place in Bulldog and SEC history is secure. Few have done it better.

Now a married father of four in the commercial insurance business in the Atlanta area, Greene, who helped lead Georgia to the 2002 SEC championship and was the SEC Offensive Player of the Year that season, still follows the Bulldogs closely. He is also now coaching his sons, passing along what he knows to another generation.

During a Quick Chat this week, Greene talked about his playing days, coaching, his old friend and teammate David Pollack, being out of the spotlight and much more.

Here’s some of what he had to say:

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