The Georgia Bulldogs hired former Clemson Tigers offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter as a quality control coordinator. Being in an analyst-type role for a school such as Georgia or Alabama includes some humbling work even for well-qualified college football coaches like Streeter.
The Tigers fired Streeter, a former Clemson quarterback, in January. Clemson owes Streeter a $1.85 million buyout. The Tigers will not have to pay all of the buyout, though, because it is reduced by what he earns in his new role, which is set to be $70,000 this year with Georgia.
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