The transfer portal has brought on an unprecedented level of player movement in college football, and even the back-to-back national champions aren’t immune.
Georgia has seen an exodus of players seeking to transfer elsewhere. As of Friday, 17 players are in the portal according to On3. Linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson and cornerback A.J. Harris, two former blue-chip recruits, are among the latest entrants into the portal.
UGA isn’t alone in losing a number of talented players to the portal, but that hasn’t stopped one notable former Bulldog from ringing alarm bells. On Friday, Georgia great Aaron Murray, a quarterback for the program from 2009 to 2013, expressed concern over the losses.
