On Thursday night, Georgia had two offensive linemen selected in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft.
Left tackle Andrew Thomas went #4 to the New York Giants and right tackle Isaiah Wilson went at #29 to the Tennessee Titans.
That gives Georgia three first-round selections from the offensive line in the last three drafts. Isaiah Wynn went in the first round to the Patriots in 2018, and then two went in 2020.
David Andrews, another former Georgia offensive lineman now in the NFL, actually went undrafted in the 2015 NFL Draft. But it did not take Andrews long to be hiking the ball to the greatest quarterback in NFL history and to become a two-time Super Bowl champion.
After both Thomas and Wilson became first round selections, Andrews tweeted that maybe it’s time for Georgia to be considered ‘OLU’ – meaning Offensive Line University.
Georgia has called itself RBU for years now thanks to all the running back talent UGA pumps into the NFL.
But I see nothing wrong with the addition of OLU.
I know people like to call @GeorgiaFootball RBU but might be time to change that to OLU after last night.
— David Andrews (@dandrews61) April 24, 2020
Andrews also made an announcement of his own on Thursday, posting to Instagram that he has been cleared to play in 2020 for the Patriots after missing all of 2019 with blood clots in his lungs.