What Todd Hartley prioritizes in every Georgia TE shows why his room is the best in college football
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Unrelated, but Bobo is out.
Great tight end room, but what's the point if the tight ends are rarely used. Delp make a few good catches during the year, but it was just a piddling of what he could have done. That again, is Bobo's fault. He needs to go.
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UGA's TEs weren't open, especially downfield or even on intermediate routes, nearly as much as UGA fans think they were. Against Texas and ND, who paid special attention to the TEs after the Tennessee game, they barely got open at all. This explains why Bobo featured Bowers last year but not the other TEs this year. It also explains why the other TEs weren't used by Monken. It also explains why the other TEs haven't entered the transfer portal for more touches like Darnell Washington briefly did and haven’t entered the draft.
UGA fans. The only fanbase in tbe country who thinks that the solution to WRs and TEs who can't get open because they lack the speed, quickness and elusiveness to do so is to change the coordinator, as if the next guy's playcalling will be any more effective with guys who can't get open. Unless your angle is to get an OC is a better recruiter to get the sort of future NFL playmakers that UGA doesn't have anymore it doesn't make any sense. UGA's TE room would be more effective with better WRs and tailbacks to draw a defense's attention, the way that Bowers and McConkey made the RBs and other WRs more effective, but they aren't close to being good enough to center an offense around.
Of course I could not post this comment in the story on the 5 star and other recruits visiting over the weekend.
2026 OL Kavon “Slim Reaper” Conciauro (Houston County/Warner Robins, Ga.) He is listed as a wide receiver/cornerback on the Hoco roster not an OL. He had 316 yards receiving and 4 td's in 8 games this year.
