Boy, if there’s a “we hardly knew ye” story, surely it’s this one:
Georgia reserve wide receiver Tommy Bush is leaving the program.
The fourth-year junior told the Athens Banner-Herald he has put his name in the transfer portal.
Bush played in two games in 2018 and another in 2019, making one catch against Georgia Tech for a yard.
He said he dealt with a groin injury as a sophomore.
“UGA did a lot of good things for me, I became a lot better player,” Bush said. “They definitely helped me in recovery.”
Between the groin and being hit by a truck, he spent most of his time in Athens behind the 8 ball. Best of luck to you going forward, Tommy. Sounds like you’re due.
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Would love to see him land at FSU and do some damage to the Seminoles, Jackets and Clemson
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Good luck to the guy, and to all our players in the portal. Hope they find success.
Oh, and on an unrelated note, I just got my first shot today. The lady who checked me in is named Kirby Dooley. I’ll take that as a good omen.
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I hope he finds success where ever he goes. This is bound to happen when you have a room full of 4 and 5 stars and only 1 football to share. Some will just get caught up in the numbers game. I have always wished the best for those who leave that do not try to burn down house on the way out (Mays and his 9 fingered daddy comes to mind).
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Same here..
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Regarding Mays, his situation is a perfect example of the saying “what comes around, goes around”. He couldn’t be in a better place than UT. Hope he likes the decision he made.
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If her maiden name was Munson, IMMEDIATLY go by a lottery ticket.
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buy
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I should have asked her middle name.
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She would be bronzed if her last name was Field….
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Was she from Wrightsville? That’s important.
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Planned turnover…
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More room for DBs and OL
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I’d hoped Bush could make a comeback and have a good year, maybe like Javon Wims or Lawrence Cager. I know we’ve built some depth at WR, but with the rash of injuries we’ve had across the board at WR, I still have some reservations about him leaving. There’s no shortage of pass-happy teams that would love to take a flyer on Bush.
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I hope he finds a place that he can shine. If you are going to deal with injuries Ron our son is the guy to rehab under.
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Courson dang autocorrect
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Can’t blame him. The receiver room is going to be tight and he has one last chance.
Btw, why isn’t anyone talking about Blaylock’s return?
Can you imagine:
Arian Smith and Pickens at wide out
Blaylock and Burton in the slot
Washington at TE
Ho-ree-sheet I think I need a cup of coffee. Lest we forget any semblance of that group with Cook in the backfield, and it’s literally Russian Roulette for the opposing defense.
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Not to mention Kearis Jackson and hopefully Rosemy-Jacksaint
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I liked what little we saw of Rosemy-Jacksaint. I hope he has a quick and complete recovery.
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Blaylock is going to have to beat out Kearis Jackson now. Here‘s how I see the skill depth chart (going into spring):
QB – Daniels (duh), Beck, Bennett, Vandagriff
RB – White, Cook, McIntosh, Milton, Edwards, Carroll (just damn – 6 blue chips)
FL – Pickens (duh), Smith
SE – Burton, Robertson, Rosemy-Jacksaint
Slot – Jackson, Blaylock, Robertson (I would love to see if Arian Smith could be a matchup nightmare in the slot)
TE – Washington (duh), Fitzpatrick
I think the battle to be the slot guy is going to be an interesting battle this spring. It’s going to hard to knock off Jackson in that spot.
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You know, for some reason I was thinking that Kearis had graduated. Man we have an embarrassment of riches at receiver for once…and I agree on Rosemy-Jacksaint. With his size he could step in at TE from time to time too.
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Good luck, Tommy. You had really bad injury luck here. Go make it happen.
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