UGA Recruiting: Georgia Feels Like Home for Top Five Star Target

“Georgia is a great school and I have a great relationship with coach (Tray) Scott, the defensive line coach and coach Kirby (Smart), they’re both great guys, I love them to death,” Griffin told DawgsHQ. “Every time that I go up there, it feels like home. Me and my family, we all have a blast.”

“I would say the atmosphere and they have the number one finance and business management program, that’s something that I want to look at as I go on with my football career and once that comes to an end you’ll always have something to fall back on,” Griffin said.

UGA Football: No. 1 Bulldogs Stifle Skyhawks In Opener

ATHENS, Ga. — The two-time defending national champion Georgia football team opened its 2023 season by rolling past UT Martin, 48-7, on Saturday night at Sanford Stadium. The win was the Bulldogs’ 18th in a row overall, 19th in a row on Dooley Field, and Georgia tied the school record for regular-season wins in a row with its 28th, matching the great run of the 1981-83 teams.

Playing in front of a sold-out crowd of 92,746, the Bulldogs were in control throughout their takedown of the Skyhawks, an FCS program that plays in the Big South-Ohio Valley Conference, though the offense took a bit to get rolling. Georgia (1-0) finished with 559 of offense while the defense repeatedly stuffed Martin, holding it to 260 total yards.

Among the offensive players held out of the game were wide receivers Ladd McConkey and Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint; McConkey had 58 catches for 762 yards and seven touchdowns last season and Rosemy-Jacksaint had 29 for 337 yards. Still, the Bulldogs still had plenty of offensive weapons available, including one of the best players in the country in tight end Brock Bowers. The junior finished with five catches for 77 yards and scored on a three-yard run in less than three quarters of action.

Read more

1 … 794 795 796 797 798 … 1,667