Tag: Rennie Curran

Podcast: Former Georgia great Rennie Curran talks UGA LBs, battling complacency

Former Georgia Bulldog LB Rennie Curran joins us! Watch, or listen here!

Host J.C. Shelton is joined by former Georgia football linebacker Rennie Curran!

Your friends at UGA Football Live and UGA Wire present your one-stop-shop podcast for all things Georgia football: “UGA Football Live with J.C. Shelton.”

Streaming on Youtube as a part of The Pulse Sports Network or, listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Stats, analysis and interviews with some Georgia greats. We are here  throughout the offseason to keep you up to speed on UGA football.

Curran, a three-time Georgia All-American linebacker, gives his take on the UGA linebacker room, which leader defensive leader will step up and how the Dawgs can battle complacency following back-to-back national championships.

Watch the full conversation here, on YouTube:

Listen here, on Spotify:

Listen here, on Apple Podcasts:

 

Make sure to subscribe! And check out one of our latest offseason episodes with former Georgia Bulldog Arthur Lynch:

[lawrence-auto-related count=5]

 

Georgia Bulldogs football community speaks out

The Georgia Bulldogs football community speaks out following the death of George Floyd. They emphasize unification and positivity.

The Georgia Bulldogs football community is assuring that their voice is being heard following the tragic death of George Floyd. Kirby Smart issued a statement following the emergence of protests.

Numerous legendary Georgia Bulldogs made sure the voice their opinions on the issue of racism. Constant themes of their messages include: unification, helping others, positivity, and being actively involved.

Here’s what arguably the greatest Georgia Bulldog of all-time, Herschel Walker, said to everybody:

Georgia basketball coach Tom Crean suggests everyone do their best to make a positive environment for all and help others:

Former NFL and University of Georgia linebacker Rennie Curran gives a good, simple metaphor for the ways people can help out during these times.

Georgia Bulldog great Benjamin Watson, someone who is very familiar with the topic of social justice, noted the importance of focusing on the youth:

University of Georgia wide receiver coach Cortez Hankton had a powerful message to share as well. Hankton’s message goes deeper and gives three rules to live by:

It’s clear dwelling on negativity and inaction won’t help future generations and the present day be better for all. Lots of wisdom is being imparted out there and this is just a small slice of the pie. The entire subject goes much deeper beyond Georgia football.

[lawrence-auto-related count=1]