ATHENS â Georgia has added two more player via the transfer portal, as Matt Zenitz and Chris Hummer of 247Sports report that the Bulldogs have signed Miami defensive lineman Joshua Horton and Illinois running back Joshua McCrray.
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The TP will always be a crap shoot…..so if you're going to take a roll, you had better have a smooth arm and a soft touch to roll sevens or elevens on the come out…..looks like Kirby & company know the game…..Elo, & the two Josh's are winners starting 8/30. I especially love me some Elo…..he is a HEADHunter and will wreak havoc and inspire destruction on opposing offenses…talk about "Big Uglies" with an attitude on the D-Line, Josh Horton is finally HOME with lots of Hungry Brothers and then The Dawgs have scored the Trifecta with Josh McCray….a one shot RB with loads to prove to hit his goal of early NFL draft pick….we've replaced great potential with proven potential……KUDOES, Kirby & Company for making a giant leap toward another SECC and roll for a Natty!
The semi pro dawgs strike again
I don't understand some of the transfers. Robinson, in particular, left before he did anything much other than recovery and rehab. I'm not saying his transfer doesn't make sense, but I wonder what it's all about. Guess I'll never know.
Overall, it looks like Kirby & Company are doing pretty well with the transfer portal situation as it exists and rolling with the punches and counterpunching effectively. It's a strange strange world.
Go, Dawgs!
I really like the "balance of trade" (so to speak) we're seeing out of the Dawgs' April TP: seems to me that the inflow is leaps-and-bounds better than the outflow... at least right now!
So, did we lose the NC guy to Ohio st.?
Beau just got a NIL valuation of $475,000….He's in Columbus today and I look for the Bucknuts to throw more dollars at him, maybe 1/2 to 3/4 mill to get a quick signing…..being that there is now ligit competition with the DAWGS and he'll get a bit less in Athens……Columbus looks to be the winner.
Just a guess Jim, but I'm thinking Robinson felt between The Dawgs "blood and guts" practice standard and tough competition on a weekly basis, his medical issues were never going to allow him a chance to shine….a lesser competitive conference/weaker schedule will afford him less chance for injury and an opportunity to showcase his skill???
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