When asked whether or not the Bulldogs would have G-Day this year, athletic director Josh Brooks did not confirm the annual spring game would be played.
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Who knows - guessing quality depth (injuries), risks vs reward…..we talking about a scrimmage - not a game, not a game, a scrimmage.
Guys, honestly I'm whining too, but every time you turn around it seems that we are losing something from college football, not gaining.
At that time of year even a scrimmage will bring a decent crowd . Charge $5.00 and I’m sure they will clear more than the concert . That should pay someone’s NIL . Make it a fan fest and let the players charge for pics and autographs.
nothing he is saying prevents a spring game this year. A bit nonsensical really
Did Brooks not say the same thing last year?
Bring back the G-Day Game. It's a fan favorite and part of our culture.
In the end, it's the same thing like last year where you are worried about showing off impressive backups. The answer? **** it up. No matter what's happening today, it's still College Sports at a Public University. You don't owe shareholders anything. You owe the people of the State of Georgia, the Fans, the Alumni and the Students to do what's best for them. If we lose a player because they had a great Spring Game then that's fine. Not playing or showing the game on TV because of fear is no excuse.
