Former Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither and wide receiver Dominick Blaylock are both having career-best seasons for Georgia Tech
The Georgia Bulldogs will face a pair of former Dawgs on Saturday, Nov. 25 against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Former Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither and wide receiver Dominick Blaylock both elected to transfer to Georgia Tech this offseason.
Blaylock and Seither are having career-best seasons for the Yellow Jackets, who have a revitalized passing attack. Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King has thrown for 2,597 passing yards this season, which is already fourth in Georgia Tech history. King’s 2023 season is the most yardage any Tech quarterback has passed for since 2001.
How are Dominick Blaylock and Brett Seither doing at their new home?
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither was one of three UGA tight ends in the transfer portal
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither is transferring to Georgia Tech. Seither joined a pair of Georgia tight ends, Arik Gilbert and Ryland Goede, in the transfer portal this offseason.
Seither is expected to have two years of eligibility left.
The 6-foot-5, 230-pound tight end played special teams and hauled in three catches for 42 yards and a touchdown in Georgia’s 2021 college football season. Seither, who won a pair of national titles during his time at Georgia, is expected to have a larger role with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
Georgia remains stacked at tight end. The Bulldogs return Brock Bowers and Oscar Delp for the 2023 college football season. Additionally, Georgia has a loaded class of 2023 at the tight end position.
Seither redshirted during the 2019 season as a freshman. Seither appeared in both the Arkansas State and Murray State games.
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Seither came to Athens, Georgia, as a three-star prospect in the class of 2019 out of Clearwater Central Catholic High School. Seither originally committed to Georgia over Alabama.
Seither will have multiple years of eligibility wherever he decides to transfer. He helped provide depth to Georgia’s team during the College Football Playoff when he could have easily entered the transfer portal.
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither has entered the transfer portal. He joins fellow UGA tight end Arik Gilbert.
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither has entered the transfer portal. Seither joins Georgia tight end Arik Gilbert in the transfer portal.
The 6-foot-5, 230-pound tight end played special teams and hauled in three catches for 42 yards and a touchdown in Georgia’s 2021 college football season. Seither, who won a pair of national titles during his time at Georgia, is likely looking for a larger role at his new home.
Georgia is fairly stacked at tight end. The Bulldogs return Brock Bowers and Oscar Delp for the 2023 college football season. Additionally, Georgia has a loaded class of 2023 at the tight end position.
Seither redshirted during the 2019 season as a freshman. Seither appeared in both the Arkansas State and Murray State games.
Seither came to Athens, Georgia, as a three-star prospect in the class of 2019 out of Clearwater Central Catholic High School. Seither committed to Georgia over Alabama.
Where will Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither transfer too? Brett Rojo-USA TODAY Sports
Seither will have multiple years of eligibility wherever he decides to transfer. He helped provide depth to Georgia’s team during the College Football Playoff when he could have easily entered the transfer portal.
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither redshirted during the 2019 season as a freshman.
Brett Seither, Tight End (#18):
Class: Redshirt Freshman
Height: 6-5
Weight: 228 pounds
Hometown: Clearwater, Florida
High School: Clearwater Central Catholic
Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brett Seither redshirted during the 2019 season as a freshman. Seither appeared in both the Arkansas State and Murray State games.
Seither game to Athens, Georgia as a three-star prospect in the class of 2019 out of Clearwater Central Catholic High School. Seither committed to UGA over Alabama.
Seither will compete for playing time among returning tight ends behind John Fitzpatrick. Georgia additionally added Florida State transfer Tre’ McKitty and 2020 five-star TE Darnell Washington this offseason.
McKitty racked up 520 yards over the last two seasons at FSU.
Will Seither be able to earn playing time this season? One of his best skills is his ability to win the jump ball:
