Friday Fodder for Filibustering: Short Timers

Something to ponder here, but consider this:

Who’s the most impactful short-timer in Georgia football history? There’s no parameters here, could be a two-transfer or a one-year transfer…but who tops your list? Branch is certainly one, and Chris Smith (correction: Mo Smith) comes to mind, as well.

Who you got?

38 thoughts on “Friday Fodder for Filibustering: Short Timers”

  1. Olandis Gary when Dinnan came to be the UGA coach from Marshall. Donna should have also brought Randy Moss with him as well.

  2. I’m told that the staff feels good about retaining branch if his draft projection is Rd3 or lower. Because we can pay him more than that

  3. Does Kendrell Bell coming from juco count?

    And that punter from Columbia (the school, not the nation).

    • Not sure if it counts, but Stetson transferred from a JuCo. I’d say he was pretty impactful.

  4. Forgot to add: Thanks for the new water color graphic of Super Gunner. That was an instant classic play!

    GO DAWGS!

  5. Was Chris Smith a transfer? I don’t think so, but I’m too lazy to look it up.

    Branch has been outstanding. Jarvis Jones was an absolute beast.

      • Okay, Mo Smith makes sense. I was wondering about Chris.

        Yeah, Mo was instant impact on the field and in the locker room since he came with Kirby from Bama.

    • Medical redshirt not with standing ….Mr. Nicholas Jamall Chubb was a short timer from the UGA football view of not having his on field services week in and week out….GO DAWGS!!

  6. Not many will name him but Tykee Smith was a much bigger deal than he gets credit for being

  7. DB Derion Kendrick from Clemson stands out in mind as an impactful one year wonder for UGA. He came over, started, and we won our first natty in 40 years. I’m not saying he was the reason, but he certainly contributed. I believe he plays for the Rams now but haven’t kept up.

  8. Jake Ganus in 2015 when UAB dropped football. Thanks to Richt’s strange recruiting we were screwed at MLB until Ganus came in and started. Not physically gifted but a great attitude and high football IQ.

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