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Star Georgia running back Todd Gurley will enter the 2015 NFL draft, says Georgia Bulldogs coach Mark Richt, even as the SEC running back and former Heismann trophy frontrunner is still undergoes rehabilitation for an ACL tear that occurred after returning from a four-game NCAA suspension for receiving money after selling autograph memorabilia. The Bulldogs (ranked 13th) play Louisville (ranked 20th) in a battle for the Belk Bowl this coming Tuesday December 30. Before the game and speaking of Gurley, Richt told Seth Emerson of The Macon Telegraph that "He'll be moving on." Read More »
Gurley rushed for over 900 yards and nine touchdowns in only six games this season, which was cut short after he was hit in the Bulldogs' 34-7 win ove Auburn. Gurley was also suspended for four games by the NCAA for accepting money for autographed items. Read More »
NCAA players like Johnny Manziel are long gone, and the attention is all on the likes of Kenny Hill and Todd Gurley, who have helped Texas A&M and the Georgia Bulldogs get off to an impressive start to their college football season. The AP Poll certainly reflects that, too. Impressive games by Hill and Gurley were fundamental in pushing their college teams in to the top-ten, and now they'll be hoping they can keep them there. Read More »
With just a few games remaining in the 2013 college football regular season the Georgia Bulldogs will try to remain in the top 25 while facing the seventh ranked Auburn Tigers. At the beginning of the season the Bulldogs had so much promise with one of the best quarterbacks in college football in Aaron Murray, but three losses later and they are just trying to salvage what they can from a disappointing 2013 season. Meanwhile, Auburn has surprised many with their 9-1 record. The Tigers, although too far out to have national title game aspirations at this point, will look to finish the season in the top ten. Read More »
