re: Florida - As the swamp burns - Updated 2023 Deeprig continues to fan the flames

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Any idea what’s going on with Georgia’s program?

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it's looking awesome at the moment

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Any idea what’s going on with Georgia’s program?

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They have been so focused on Florida, so I thought I would return the favor and bring them some info just to keep them up to date on their own super awesome off-season. Sorry no details on the whereabouts of Kirby's vacation or if someone spelled someone's name wrong, but it's Georgia, so safe to assume so.

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Cliff's Notes:

Jeremiah Holloman’s dismissal accentuated what had already been a bumpy offseason for the two-time defending SEC Eastern Division champs.

The Bulldogs’ spring and summer months have been filled with challenges and hurdles, from coaching changes to player attrition.

Key backups Justin Fields (QB, Ohio State) and Luke Ford (TE, Illinois) announced transfers immediately following Georgia’s 28-21 Sugar Bowl loss to Texas.

Smart learned last December that defensive coordinator Mel Tucker was leaving to become the head coach at Colorado.

Former UGA offensive coordinator Jim Chaney split for the Tennessee OC job the second week of January, nearly doubling his salary to take a parallel position.

The spring football session had its share of distractions, as well.

A string of six arrests in six weeks raised Smart’s ire. While Smart didn’t deem any of the misdemeanor incidents serious enough to warrant a public suspension, the fourth-year head coach made it clear he had reached his limit.

Then, in June, in a separate incident, Jeremiah Holloman is dismissed from the team 10 days after his girlfriend alleged that he struck her and choked her.

Also very interesting:

The Bulldogs leadership committee traveled to Florida last month for a beach getaway and a meeting with a renowned mental strength coach.

Senior J.R. Reed, who along with quarterback Jake Fromm and offensive tackle Andrew Thomas is in Hoover representing Georgia at the SEC Media Days, said it was a successful venture.

“Everything has been going great, we had a leadership retreat, I know some people saw that, where we came together as a group (in Florida),” Reed said during a community service appearance at Camp Sunshine.

I guess when all else fails, head to Florida and figure it out. Such an awesome state.