Georgia football transfer linebacker is fourth in the SEC in total tackles
Former Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Xavian Sorey has made an instant impact with the Arkansas Razorbacks this season. Sorey, who had 24 total tackles and one sack across three seasons at Georgia, has easily topped those numbers with the Razorbacks.
Sorey has 70 total tackles, an interception and a sack this season with Arkansas. Sorey leads Arkansas in tackles and is a big piece of the Razorbacks’ defense.
The 6-foot-3, 225-pound linebacker is fourth in the SEC in tackles. Sorey recorded 13 total tackles in the Razorbacks’ recent 63-31 loss to the Ole Miss Rebels. Sorey is an example of a former Georgia player that left patrially due to playing time and is posting big numbers in an expanded role with his new team.
Arkansas is 5-4 this season including 3-3 in SEC action. Former Georgia offensive line coach Sam Pittman and the Razorbacks are having a solid season. Arkansas’ next game is at home on Nov. 16 against the Texas Longhorns.
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The Razorbacks will look to become bowl eligible against Texas.
Former Georgia Bulldogs redshirt freshman wide receiver Justin Robinson is transferring within the SEC to the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Former Georgia Bulldogs redshirt freshman wide receiver Justin Robinson is transferring within the SEC to the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Robinson entered the NCAA transfer portal following UGA’s national championship victory.
Robinson will be a key piece in Mike Leach’s air raid offense. Robinson figures to see more touches of the ball. Mississippi State threw the ball 704 times in 2021 (most in the NCAA). Georgia only attempted 407 passes.
The former four-star recruit will have four years of eligibility at his new home. In 2022, Georgia plays at Mississippi State on Nov. 12.
Robinson played in eight of Georgia’s 15 games this season. He caught two passes for 18 yards and a touchdown this season. Robinson played in only one game as a freshman in 2020.
Justin Robinson joins Jalen Kimber as former Georgia Bulldogs to transfer within the SEC this offseason. Robinson, a former Eagles Landing star, announced his intentions to transfer to Mississippi State via Twitter:
The 6-foot-4, 220-pound receiver has the talent to be one of Mississippi State’s top receivers this season. We will continue to provide updates on all of the Georgia Bulldogs in the transfer portal.
Georgia Bulldogs redshirt freshman wide receiver Justin Robinson has entered the NCAA transfer portal following the national championship
Georgia Bulldogs redshirt freshman wide receiver Justin Robinson has entered the NCAA transfer portal following UGA’s national championship victory. Robinson will have four years of eligibility at his new home.
Robinson played in eight of Georgia’s 15 games this season. He caught two passes for 18 yards and a touchdown this season. Robinson played in only one game as a freshman in 2020.
Jan 10, 2022; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Justin Robinson (left) and defensive back Ameer Speed against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the national championship game. Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Justin Robinson joins Ameer Speed and a few other Georgia Bulldogs in the NCAA transfer portal. Robinson, a former four-star recruit out of Eagles Landing, announced his intentions to transfer via Twitter:
Robinson thanks Georgia fans, coaches, and his teammates in the note. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound receiver is likely looking for a larger role at his new home. We will provide updated on all of the Georgia Bulldogs in the transfer portal.
Georgia Bulldogs kicker Brooks Buce enter the NCAA transfer portal early this offseason and is transferring to the Troy Trojans
Georgia Bulldogs kicker Brooks Buce entered into the NCAA’s transfer portal in Jan. 2021. Now, Buce is transferring to the Troy Trojans football program.
Buce played high school football at Greater Atlanta Christian before coming to the University of Georgia. Buce walked on at UGA in 2017. He has been the back-up kicker since 2018.
Buce is in the portal as a junior and will be immediately eligible to play at Troy. Buce will look for more playing time at Troy. Freshman Scott Taylor Renfroe will be Buce’s primary competition for the starting kicker role.
Georgia starting kicker Jack Podlesny is coming off a good season. He went 13-of-16 on field goals, including a 53-yard game-winning kick against Cincinnati in the Peach Bowl.
Buce has attempted six kickoffs in his career with five of them resulting in touchbacks.
Brooks Buce announced his transfer destination via his Twitter account:
Onto the next chapter! The past 4 years at UGA have been unforgettable but I’m looking forward to this amazing opportunity and the next step in my life! Let’s get to work! #trojanspic.twitter.com/ipjc1Q8cLd
The Georgia Bulldogs have added former West Virginia defensive back Tykee Smith via the NCAA transfer portal.
The Georgia Bulldogs have added former West Virginia defensive back Tykee Smith via the NCAA transfer portal. Smith is a versatile defensive back, who plays safety and slot corner.
Tykee Smith will be immediately eligible and have multiple years of eligibility left. Smith has four career interceptions and was named PFF’s No. 5 returning defensive back in college football.
The former West Virginia star is reuniting with his old defensive backs coach Jahmile Addae in Athens. The pair helped West Virginia have the nation’s top pass defense in 2020.
Georgia football social media was very excited to add a talent transfer at a position of need:
UGA lands West Virginia DB transfer Tykee Smith! HUGE get for Lanning and the UGA secondary. Experience and leadership and a hell of a player is coming to Athens. #GoDawgs#CommitToTheGpic.twitter.com/3MW7nTgJro
The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a major college football transfer in West Virginia safety Tykee Smith
The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a major college football transfer in West Virginia safety Tykee Smith. New Georgia defensive backs coach Jahmile Addae helped Georgia secure a commitment from the talented safety, who will be immediately eligible to play.
Jahmile Addae served as the defensive backs coach at West Virginia for two seasons before leaving for Athens, Georgia. Smith and Addae have a good relationship from their previous time together.
Kirby Smart knew the secondary would be a weakness for Georgia, so he addressed the need with one of the top players in the NCAA transfer portal.
The former West Virginia star, who is 5-foot-11 and weighs 190 pounds, is expected to compete for a starting safety position. His transfer gives Georgia more depth in the secondary and allows Lewis Cine to potentially play more from the slot.
Don’t be surprised if Georgia plays more with three safeties at one time next season. Christopher Smith, Lewis Cine, and Tykee Smith are all Georgia’s most experienced defensive backs.
Jahmile Addae and Tykee Smith helped West Virginia have the No. 1 passing defense last season (159.6 yards allowed per game) despite playing in the pass-heavy Big 12. Georgia had only the No. 88 ranked pass defense in the country last season (248.7 yards allowed per game).
Georgia’s passing defense was surprisingly poor in 2020 despite having an abundance of talent in the secondary. The Dawgs are losing Eric Stokes, Richard LeCounte, Tyson Campbell, Mark Webb, and DJ Daniel to the 2021 NFL draft. Additionally, Georgia lost Tyrique Stevenson, who transferred to Miami.
Tykee Smith announced his decision to transfer to Georgia via his Twitter account:
Nov 14, 2020; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; West Virginia Mountaineers safety Tykee Smith (23) intercepts a pass from TCU Horned Frogs quarterback Max Duggan (15) and runs for extra yards during the fourth quarter at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Ben Queen-USA TODAY Sports
Where are Georgia Bulldogs transferring to? Who is transferring to play football at the University of Georgia?
The Georgia Bulldogs lose and gain a significant amount of talent each offseason via the transfer portal.The transfer portal has been very active this offseason.
The 2020 college football season did not count against player eligibility, so seniors can return for another season. Transfers are immediately eligible to play at their new school.
The University of Georgia gained a star player from the portal last season in quarterback JT Daniels. Who will the Dawgs get this season? Notable recent transfers additions for Georgia include Lawrence Cager, Demetris Robertson, and Tre’ McKitty.
Georgia has seen many more players leave the program than transfer to it thus far this offseason. That being said, Kirby Smart is not afraid to utilize the NCAA transfer portal to add talent.
Former Georgia Bulldogs junior quarterback John Seter is transferring to the SMU Mustangs
Former Georgia Bulldogs junior quarterback John Seter is transferring to the SMU Mustangs. Seter is a junior, who has graduated from UGA and has two years left of eligibility.
John Seter will be immediately eligible for the Mustangs.
Seter hasn’t thrown a pass during game action yet in his career. He completed one pass in 2019’s G-Day game, but that’s all. Seter redshirted as a walk-on in 2017, then played scout team in 2018 at Georgia.
He will look to earn more playing time at SMU. Seter is from Athens, Georgia, and attended Lovejoy High School. Seter is 6-foot-3 and weighs 180 pounds.
Seter also played hockey and lacrosse in high school. Chris Seter, his dad, played college basketball for the Michigan Wolverines.
Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Hugh Nelson is transferring to the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Hugh Nelson is transferring to the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. Nelson is a redshirt sophomore previously entered into the NCAA transfer portal earlier this offseason. Now, Nelson has found his new home.
Hugh Nelson joins fellow walk-on Kolby Wyatt as the second Georgia Bulldog to transfer to Hawaii this offseason.
Nelson will be immediately eligible at Hawaii (like all transfers this offseason). He graduates in May of 2021 and will have three years of eligibility remaining.
Nelson walked on to the football team in 2018 and took a redshirt that season while he primarily served as a key scout team player. In fact, Nelson won the Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year award for his effort in 2018.
Nelson played in the Arkansas State game in the 2019 season, but did not appear in any games during 2020. Prior to coming to the University of Georgia, Nelson ran track and played football during his time at Hillgrove High School.
Hugh Nelson announced his decision to transfer to Hawaii via his Twitter account:
Former Georgia Bulldogs football star Tyrique Stevenson is transferring to the Miami Hurricanes football program.
Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Tyrique Stevenson entered the NCAA transfer portal earlier this offseason. Now, Stevenson is transferring to the Miami Hurricanes football program.
Last season at Georgia, Stevenson saw action in all 10 games, leading the team in pass breakups and finishing 5th in tackles. Stevenson’s best play of the season came in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, when he defected a fourth down pass to give Georgia’s offense an opportunity to win the game.
Stevenson’s transfer is a big loss for the Georgia secondary that is losing a lot of talent to the 2021 NFL Draft. Defensive backs Eric Stokes, Tyson Campbell, Richard LeCounte and DJ Daniel have all declared for the draft.
Now, cornerbacks Kelee Ringo, Latavious Brini, Jalen Kimber, Ameer Speed, and Nyland Green will need to step up. Georgia fans should anticipate Kirby Smart pursuing a transfer at the position.
We wish Tyrique Stevenson luck with the Miami Hurricanes, where he should be an instant impact player. He’s former four-star recruit out of Miami Southridge High School in Miami. He wanted to be closer to home and now he gets his wish.
