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Georgia football podcast: One of UGA’s biggest success stories isn’t getting enough attention

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Georgia football podcast: One of UGA’s biggest success stories isn’t getting enough attention

Georgia football is the No. 1 topic every day on DawgNation Daily — the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans. Catch up on everything happening with UGA athletics with host Brandon Adams and the DawgNation experts as they break down the latest Georgia football recruiting news and discuss coach Kirby Smart’s quest to return the Bulldogs to the top of the SEC. On episode No. 1,558 (Oct. 28, 2021) of the podcast, Georgia fans can hear a discussion about the success the UGA secondary has enjoyed this season, and why it has possibly gone overlooked.

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Wozzo_the_Wonder_Dog

It is a scientifically-proven fact: Gators eat boogers.

Tripp

I discussed this prior to the season on social media. The Georgia secondary was a concern because of the unknown when it came to experience but to be label them a weakness without the a given opportunity to perform was merely an assumption by the talking heads. Much was stated about the loss of secondary through graduation and the transfer portal but I was of the mindset that, our past secondary was one that had cost us against quality passing teams. To me, they were a weakness so I was kind of looking forward what was to come from the young highly touted Georgia secondary. I had high hopes for this group full of 4 and 5 star athletes. Sure we got some help from the portal but up until the last game or so, only one of the two transfers were healthy enough to play. Our young guys have done an outstanding job up until this point. A lot of that credit should go to our defensive front and backers. But to keep our secondary's current success in perspective, I'm not sure we've faced a prolific passing offense yet.