Former UGA OL Brent Benedict transferring to Virginia Tech
Brent Benedict, a redshirt freshman offensive lineman from Jacksonville who abruptly left UGA last month, plans to transfer to Virginia Tech.
That’s according to a report by the Florida Times-Union. Benedict has not returned phone calls and messages from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since he quit the team for “personal reasons” on June 26.
Benedict told Times-Union’s Hays Carlyon he chose the Hokies over Florida, Clemson and Marshall.
“I liked Virginia Tech the first time around,” he said. “It’s a great program with a coaching staff that’s been there awhile. They win games and do well in the ACC. I’m really excited to get up there.”
Benedict (6-5, 312), a former four-star prospect and Under Armour All-American, is being hailed in Virginia as the fifth commitment of the Hokies’ 2012 recruiting class. Even though he was released from his scholarship by the Bulldogs, Benedict will have to sit out one year per NCAA transfer rules. He will be a third-year sophomore with three years of eligibility remaining when he’s activated for the 2012 season in Blacksburg.
Benedict was recruited to Georgia as a left tackle before he was sidelined with a devastating knee injury in October of his senior year. The injury, which included nerve damage, required a complete reconstruction and extensive rehabilitiation. The Bulldogs, who had accepted Benedict’s commitment the previous summer, never wavered on their scholarship offer.
Benedict was medically cleared by UGA in March, though was held out of some drills during spring practice. He was listed as the No. 2 right guard on the preseason depth chart.
Benedict has never disclosed his reasons for leaving but indications are he had disagreements with the Bulldogs’ strength and conditioning staff over training methods during off-season conditioning. He was released from his scholarship at UGA following a meeting with head coach Mark Richt on June 26.
The Times-Union asked Benedict if he chose Virginia Tech over Florida and Clemson because the Bulldogs will play those teams in coming seasons.
“Maybe that was in the back of my mind a little bit,” he said. “It could still happen with a bowl game. My main focus was choosing the place where I felt I fit the best. Virginia Tech was the best fit for me.”
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7576DAWG
July 12th, 2011
4:09 am
With him going to another major team says that he wanted another year to get over his surgery and apparently the doctor at Georgia didn’t feel it was necessary. CMR gave him a full release , to go anywhere. That is total class. If he is not happy at Georgia he should leave. Good luck to him.
7576DAWG
July 12th, 2011
4:37 am
I’m sure when Sturdivant went down for the third time it scared Benedict into thinking that the reason Sturdivant kept tearing up his knees was because he was pushed too hard. The first time I saw Sturdivant as a Freshman I said with a massive upper body and spindles for legs he will be very lucky not to have major knee problems. I was just sorry that it was that obvious . Alabama just had one of their players go out with a torn ACL. He has those same little knees and little lower legs that Sturdivant did. Benedict feels pain when he over exerts , which is probably because he doesn’t have enough strength in them and thus is why he was pushed so hard in S&C and because scare tissue is breaking loose, which is normal. It is scary after surgery but the faster you get back your strength and motion the better you will be. I don’t blame Benedict for being timid . It’s all about getting him ready for Pro ball and if it takes him 2 more year to accomplish that he will take it. At least he will not have the same problem as Sturdivant. Benedict’s lower legs are a lot bigger , not the same structure. Sorry things didn’t work out at Georgia.
xman
July 12th, 2011
5:26 am
It looks like the WOOFERS are having trouble keeping their players. Who’s next? Let the arrests begin.
Joe
July 12th, 2011
6:14 am
It was a great run for Coach Richt, but it’s quickly coming to a close. With his public statements in the media about missionary work being his primary focus in life, it is apparent that UGA football is just not his main priority. Therefore, he is basically stealing money from UGA.
He is such a good guy, that it has been hard for fans to come to grips with the idea that he is simply not giving it his all, but for the betterment of the program, it’s time for him to move on to his higher calling. After the 0-2 start, it probably will be easier to convince people of all of this.
WinderDawg
July 12th, 2011
6:36 am
After reading some of the post concerning Coach Richt I think back to the 70s with Coach Dooley having years with 6-5 records. Wondering if he would have been kept in todays climate. Every Coach if you stay somewhere for some time will have some down years. Ask Dooley, Paterno, Bryant, Dodd if they knew what caused them they could make more millions on a book. I think alot of this issue with players leaving is due to a change in strength/conditioning and less tolerance for personally what’s required to be a Dawg! CMR will be fine after this year because cream always rises to the top! Go Dawgs!
Paddy
July 12th, 2011
6:42 am
CMR you are a stand-up man. Glad we have you!
savannadawg
July 12th, 2011
6:51 am
I agree with you WinderDawg, about the ups and downs with the up and down years. One only has to look toward the winningest coach of all time to make that determination, Joe Pa. I hate losing all these kids too, but people need to realize that this was absolutly necessary because that is what you all have been crying for the last 4-5 years. This team needs to be tougher. coach Richt needs to be more strict bla bla bla! Don’t start crying now. If it takes us losing every game this year to right this ship it is OK by me. And if you think that a coach with the highest winning percentages in the country much less all time coach at UGA should go, then you my friend, are a fool!!!!!!
savannadawg
July 12th, 2011
6:53 am
Ooops! That should have said One of the highest winning percentages in the country!
Hello McFly
July 12th, 2011
6:58 am
Richt era coming to an end? What if he goes 12-0 ? You uga fans expect perfection. News flash: Not going to happen! Couldn’t pay me all the money in the world to be a coach in College.
Troll Power Ratings
July 12th, 2011
7:10 am
@xman, yeah, I guess some things never change, like the result of the Georgia – TECH game, huh? I bet you look stunning in your Wolverine mask.
Milledgeville Dawg
July 12th, 2011
7:16 am
Joe, your an idiot. Stealing money, come on man. By the way tell me the cash four number for today since you can predict the future.
Troll yourself
July 12th, 2011
7:26 am
Wolverine looks a lot better than the beer gut and ugly red/black shirt you got on.
JB
July 12th, 2011
7:29 am
I hope this fine young man does not bad mouth UGA because after he tore his knee up after accepting the offer to come to Georgia, there are some SEC coach’s who would of pulled that offer. Richt didn’t. Sorry it didn’t work for you. Good luck at VT.
jbdawg
July 12th, 2011
7:35 am
I don’t care what his excuses are. Uga honored his scholarship regardless of the injury, and he received top of the line rehabilitation that he would not have received had this not been the case. He should have more loyalty than that. I read in another blog that he chose VA tech because they have 4 graduating linemen. Surely, he could have expected playing time at UGA this year.
CJJScout
July 12th, 2011
7:39 am
UGA could have yanked his offer when he got hurt his senior year, but they didn’t. It is usually the folks that you bend over to help the most that screw you the worst. Not that this kid really screwed us, but he certainly didn’t show any loyalty.
Boss Dawg
July 12th, 2011
7:50 am
No more excuses. It is time for a coaching change.
Black Mountain Bulldog
July 12th, 2011
7:51 am
He’s gone and good luck, but my question is did Justin ‘Bean’ Anderson make it through summer school?
DawgLink
July 12th, 2011
7:53 am
Yeah, ole Bruce Benedict pulled a Benedict Arnold on this one. UGA could have left him holding the bag but instead he stuck a knife in UGA’s back. What a complete lack of class and loyalty.
Black Mountain Bulldog
July 12th, 2011
7:56 am
I will always respect CMR. He is a class guy.
I hope that if things start going awry with BoBo’s play calling this season.
He will just take over like the Coach Denzell Washington portrayed, in the movies.
I still just don’t trust BoBo’s play calling abilities.
Tom
July 12th, 2011
8:03 am
Glad he found a school that suits him. After a couple of knee surgeries myself I understand the physical pain of rehab and how much the mental aspect plays into it. Best of luck to him.
As far as CMR, he hasn’t fogotten how to coach (granted Bobo still has some predictability issues on 3rd down). Physically, UGA’s been getting whipped at the line of scrimage the last few years and owned in the 4th quarter. Hopefully, the new S&C coach will help with this. That said, the team desperately needs a leader (ala DPollack) to inspire and push them. Hopefully, someone will emerge this year – from what I read Ray Drew might be that type of person but he’ll only be a freshman.
KeepDreaming
July 12th, 2011
8:03 am
Douche!!! I hope the kid never plays a down.
dkg
July 12th, 2011
8:04 am
Boss Dawg, you are an idiot. Why is it time for a coaching change? Because a player transfered?
Dawginit.
July 12th, 2011
8:06 am
Good luck at Va Tech Brent, I know the Dawg Nation hopes you reach your dreams up there.
DawgInaTruck
July 12th, 2011
8:07 am
The Benedict situation causs mixed feelings because the truth is, many shools would have rescinded the scholarship offer after the injury during his senior year of high school. When the loyalty is not reciprocated it is easy to be mad a the kid; some will be and that is understandable.
However, if his heart wasn’t in it, he would be the same kind of player that has driven us crazy with incnsistency over the last couple of years.
Savannadog hit the nail on the head: Many have clamored for CMR and staff to toughen up. Apparently, this has happened and the predictable attrition has occured. Now many are whining about that. Others who have never played or coached the game at this level for one minute are also offering suggestions about Richt’s employment.
Some of you are really showing your ignorance.
Long hot summer
July 12th, 2011
8:11 am
long cold fall for ugagers
6 wins chumps
poopdawg
July 12th, 2011
8:12 am
Good luck Brent .
Jingle Dingle
July 12th, 2011
8:13 am
I agree that the injuries to Sturdivant probably played a role in this kid packing up and heading out. UGA seems to have a history of under-developing the lower half of the body, and then over working said half. I have known two people personally who were lineman at UGA (one actually ended up transferring) that had numerous knee injuries. Both tell me that the attribute their issues to the spring and summer conditioning structure. That said, I agree with most that is was classy for Richt to let this kid move on if he had those concerns, especially with the state of offensive line at this time. Not many coaches would have been so generous.
RxDawg
July 12th, 2011
8:17 am
“Couldn’t pay me all the money in the world to be a coach in College.”
I’ll take all the money in the world and coach a college team. We might not be very good, but who cares I’m disgusting rich! =P
xman
July 12th, 2011
8:21 am
Anybody here belive a word I say?
Listen I don’t understand why i even bother posting, not a single person cares what I say.
So is the life of a 40 year old virgin.
TD
July 12th, 2011
8:22 am
dkg – Thanks for that comment. I agree Boss Dawg is an idiot. Just like someone earlier posted…everyone wants the Dawgs to be tougher and ready to finish out the 4th quarter. Now that we are trying to do that you, “pups” disguised as true Dawg fans start crying. If you don’t understand just how hard S&C can be stay out of the conversation.
CMR! Stay the course it’s gonna get better!
GATA
RxDawg
July 12th, 2011
8:23 am
As for Brent… sorry but this usually level minded dawg fan isn’t wishing him well at all. He wasted a scholarship spot on our team for 2 years. Used our facilities and medical team for free and leaves town as soon as he is starting to get back to speed? Naw man, naw. I don’t wish him well in the least. He is now “the other guys”. That said, I do not wish ill will on him… of course I think his attitude will probably do that for him.
Mike
July 12th, 2011
8:26 am
Wake up guys. MGarity has already said that Richt’s future is not tied to wins and losses. It’s tied to making improvement. This vaugue analysis allows McGarity lattitude to review the entire program, strengths and weaknesses.
As long as donations are high, no major changes will be forthcoming – this year or next. Read your guide – donations were not hurt by last season. I for one support Coach Richt, as I want more than just success on the field. Richt is the kind of man I would want my son to play for, and I can’t say that about too many coaches these days. Richt will, however have to deliver. McGarity won’t be patient too long, but hard numbers and wins and losses will not decide if Richt stays.
Radford U
July 12th, 2011
8:34 am
as a Radford student/georgia fan who goes to college less than 20 miles away from VT, he’s going to regret his decision around october when the mountain winds pick up and the temperature drops below 30 and snows every day. its tough getting used to it. most importantly, VT doesn’t have nearly the quality of girls that UGA does. good look to him though, wish he had a better time at UGA
Big Macon DAWG
July 12th, 2011
8:37 am
Hate that. We’re thin on the OL.
DawginLex
July 12th, 2011
8:48 am
With this situation I am reminded of Bear Bryant saying “Go ahead and quit but remember, after you quit the first time, the next times get easier.”
Anything can be worked out. It appeas Benedict was unwilling to try and work things out. I have heard from some people that Joe T was unwilling to change and that Benedict and his father thought it would result in further injury.
I hope they got the S&C coach at Vt to agree with the Benedict methid before transferring.
anotherdawg
July 12th, 2011
8:51 am
What in the world would a former Florida State player want with a pet gator? PETA must be concerned that Dockett will torture the miserable beast. lol
Ben
July 12th, 2011
8:51 am
We do not need a mean spirited coach like some of the fans on this site. Sad to see any player leave. It seems something is not right in Athens would probably be an understatement. it may be just putting in new philosophies of conditioning, it may be inconsistency in training and preparing players to play (some having to learn how to block and others being given the ok when they are signed), Who knows, but one thing is for sure, what some of you want takes time to implement. Preparation precedes perfection. Give the man a chance to right the ship. If he loses some players the brick did not fit the new building. Get the new building completed before you decide if it meets your approval and rigid inspection. Go Dawgs!!!!!
Darth Hater
July 12th, 2011
9:03 am
I hear they have a very good Alphabet program at Virginia Tech.
how2fish
July 12th, 2011
9:05 am
Mike good post I agree improvement will be the key not a magic number. Best of luck to the young man, but I don’t feel we lost much here.
tim howard
July 12th, 2011
9:14 am
He couldn’t handle coach T’s workout regimen – that simple. He made the right decision – he left.
JDawg1785
July 12th, 2011
9:16 am
I hated to see him leave, but wish him all the best at VT.
tim howard
July 12th, 2011
9:16 am
Ben,
I think the staff in Athens has simply taken a new stand – no bending and no breaking when it comes to discipline, workouys, and team first. It’s just too late in my opinion because we haven’t hit bottom yet.
Tide Roll
July 12th, 2011
9:33 am
JOE T. is elevated to the strength and conditioning director to bring more toughness and physicality, and now you don’t have enough offensive lineman to implement it on the field! That’s why they were pushing BENEDICT as hard as they were. Now, with BENEDICT, STURDIVANT, and HARMON gone, you simply can’t afford any injuries to your starters. The dropoff in talent and experience from the 1st team to what passes as your offensive line depth is incredible. In fact, your 2nd team offensive line is worse off physically already, with Long’s back, and Lee’s “asthma like” conditions. But it’s not just physical shortcomings. There should be serious doubts as to whether or not these backups, and your incoming freshman class (ranked 9th in the Conference by rivals) have the athleticism and toughness to even compete at this level. Of the ONLY 5 offensive line prospects signed, one is a long snapper (Theus), one’s a little brother of a current player (Long), one a legacy (Dantzler), one’s had knee surgery (Ward), and one got pushed all over the field in Under Armour workouts (Dabell). It’s really incredible for UGA , or any other major football program for that matter, to be in this position. Richt/Bobo had to have known in advance the liklihood of attrition that in fact took place due to preexisting injuries, prexisting grade issues, and poor talent evalution. To not know would border on negligence. In the face of all this, to then bring in the type of offensive line class they brought in this year should be troubling to Uga fans. It’s like Richt and Bobo are late to recognize problems, and then late reacting to them when they do. Somebody isn’t working as hard as they should, and when that happens, it’s normally going to cost you. I don’t think you can afford to conduct normal scrimmages and risk losing an offensive line starter. How can you not do that, and still be able to prepare for the physical nature of SEC football? There’s no way. LOOK– if your staff is communicating properly, and your head coach is “there”, both physically and mentally, then Uga would not be in this position Maybe it is time for the Richt/Bobo tandem to move on.
DawginLex
July 12th, 2011
9:40 am
tide roll
Are you on some kind of work release program that requires you to post so many blog posts each day?
You REALLY need to get some new material.
You post the same sheet every day.
Do you really think anyone needs to read it over and over again?
Why don’t you just number the posts and refer to a number.
It would save you keystrokes and save us from being sick to our stomachs.
Carlton
July 12th, 2011
9:41 am
Benedict’s a douche. Thanks for taking advantage of UGA’s rehab programs the past two years while riding that sweet scholarship and then leaving when you were “95% healthy”..and then transferring to another major program.
I hope Benedict blows his knee out again and can’t play personally. He could have easily had a chance to play this year knowing UGA’s line situation this year and he decided to pull his name-sake on us.
Good riddance.
Dawg Pride
July 12th, 2011
10:01 am
Gitta love jealous, bitter, angry, unemployed, friendless, virgin Yech fans posing as disgtuntled Dawg fans.
Fact is this kid thought he was entitled to something he hadnt yet earned and decided to take his ball home and pout instead of working harder for it.
UGA stuck by him with his injury and spent thousands on him in rehabilitation. UGA us the obvious winner in this story.
Surprised he didnt go to the trade school since they have quite the tradition in losing and quitting
Cooper
July 12th, 2011
10:08 am
Yep. If this quitter really thought he was in the right and had a valid point in leaving he would have gone out of his way to go to a team that plays UGA in the next 3 years.
What a chump. He is right about one thing, he does fit perfectly in the ACC
flo-ri-duh
July 12th, 2011
10:12 am
Benedict leaving is a break for UGA.
Chip Towers
July 12th, 2011
10:16 am
I’ve banned a bunch of people this morning for racist and/or inappropriate remarks and posting under multiple handles. Clean it up folks!
RiffRaff
July 12th, 2011
10:25 am
Good luck to Benedict. It appears the S&C was too much for him. Better to move on and try again. So many players come and go at every school for many reasons. Just ask Spurrier.
AltamahaDawg
July 12th, 2011
10:28 am
I got news for you. His staying here required more charity on our part, than any favor he was doing us.
South GA Dawg
July 12th, 2011
10:42 am
Sounds like UGA has their S&C program on the right track. These babies are starting to cry. UGA needs 100% if you dont want to put out then get out. This has been needed for a long time.
DawginLex
July 12th, 2011
10:50 am
I wish registration would be required on these blogs.
studawg
July 12th, 2011
10:55 am
Sounds like this guy was just a big WUSSY who couldnt hack the new strength and conditioning regimen. Adios softy! We need toughness. I actually hope we weed out a few more softies from the team.
HokieinATL
July 12th, 2011
11:45 am
VT’s S&C program for lineman is actually geared towards protecting lineman’s knees. We had a while where we kept having guys blowout their knees, so Beamer made the S&C guys start adjusting things. They also have the linemen wear braces whether they’ve ever had a problem or not.
As for whether this kid is a quitter/traitor/etc….I have no idea, can’t speak to his motivations. I will say if I were a headcoach I would only want guys on the team that want to be on the team. A guy that decides he wants out, I wouldn’t want to risk creating a malcontent and the problems that could create in the locker room w/ the team.
He’ll find that the S&C program at VT though to be quite challenging to keep up with. That is if he wants any playing time. If he ends up wussing out, he’ll be riding the pine behind perhaps less talented guys, but guys that are willing to work harder and “want it” more.
The “look like Tarzan, play like Jane” types typically don’t see the field much under Beamer.
azdawg
July 12th, 2011
11:51 am
Its a loss to the dawgs and VT’s gain. Much like Mettlenberger’s release and LSU’s gain. I think Joe T might be overdoing it trying to prove something or himself. Takes time for that type of knee injury to heal. He’ll play for VT and do well.
Tech freshman
July 12th, 2011
12:29 pm
Why was mine removed cutie?!?!
james
July 12th, 2011
12:35 pm
This kid knew he was a bust. UGA was more than gracious, patient and chartiable to someone who had not done as much as lift a finger to prove his worth.
He belongs in the worst BCS conference in football. He is finally home.
boogey
July 12th, 2011
1:04 pm
Hey Brent, don’t let the door hit you on the way out!!
Mobile Dawg
July 12th, 2011
1:07 pm
IMO, CMR’s approaching this season with a first year coaches mentality. The attrition rate will be high anytime “big” changes are made. Sounds like the S&C program is weeding players out, along with the change in attitude. My hope is that the “spots” on the Head Dawg can change. People often make short term adjustments only to settle back into their old routines once the fires wane. Best thing CMR can do is “surround” himself with good people, exibiting strength in areas where he is weak. Face it, we all have weaknesses.
DCHokie
July 12th, 2011
3:18 pm
Not sure why U[sic]Ga fans are saying that Benedict will be a fit at VT because “he couldn’t cut the U[sic]Ga S&C program”. Last time I checked, VT has one of the top S&C coaches and programs in the nation. ESPN did a whole thing on S&C programs last summer to kill the boredom, and VT was very highly rated. Can’t say the same about U[sic]Ga.
The ACC is a joke
July 12th, 2011
3:25 pm
DC cHokie – Using [sic] is a lame arse thing that Georgia Trekkies do. I guess the ACC is chocked full of douchenozzles.
Location location locaion
July 12th, 2011
4:05 pm
Talk about picking bad locations to live.
From the Cess-Pool to Bleaks-burg. Hard to say which is worse.
Wonder if he’ll end up in Morgantown WV before its over?
hahahahahaha!!!!
July 12th, 2011
4:08 pm
Well if ESPN runs a piece on something out of sheer boredom and says so then it must be true!!! ::wink:: ::wink::
LOL!! What a dingleberry!!!
todd
July 12th, 2011
4:10 pm
It could gave been worse. He could have picked the ghetto on West Ave. where he could have gotten mugged on campus daily.
The ACC is a joke
July 12th, 2011
4:22 pm
DCHokie is definitely a [tool] gobbler.
wow
July 12th, 2011
4:30 pm
Nerd fans hiding behind other schools on even a story like this as well? Truly sad.
KeepCalmAndCarryOn
July 12th, 2011
4:30 pm
Going from a redneck to a hillbilly. Nothing to see here.
Zig
July 12th, 2011
4:42 pm
All your players are belong to us
UGA = OSU
July 12th, 2011
5:01 pm
Wow, some of you Bulldog fans sound just like the Buckeye fans I have to work with each day.
mgdawg
July 12th, 2011
8:12 pm
I’m really suprised another big d1 team is taking a chance on the kid. I understand he was a hot recruit out of high school but that was how many years ago? And he is so uncomfortable still that he quit football at one d1 school, there is no way I would’ve taken a chance on the kid after he quit at uga. D1 sports medicine teams are extremely conservative because they know if they make a mistake and a kid comes back too soon that it could cost the kid millions of dollars. So for him to think that a S&C regimend is too much after 2 years, tells me the kid won’t ever be the same. For Benedict sake, I hope I’m wrong.
Mobile Dawg
July 12th, 2011
9:03 pm
Chip, looked like your request to use a little class earlier wasn’t heeded very well.
bitter "OLE" School Dogs-fan
July 12th, 2011
9:08 pm
starting to make since why tech’s coach CPJ —–only deals in 3* players —————–4@5 star are
—————————–pain in the as— spoiled brats———-hahahahahahah——bamma sux
Still@theBAR
July 12th, 2011
9:13 pm
VaTech is a beautiful campus.
ugab
July 12th, 2011
9:16 pm
TIDE ROLL HIT IT ON THE MONEY. THANK YOU. MR IS A GOOD MAN. NO DOUBT. MR’s COACHING IS THE QUESTION.
ugab
July 12th, 2011
9:17 pm
Sounds like Uga rehabed this kids leg for him and he hauled butt
Still@theBAR
July 12th, 2011
9:19 pm
bulldawgbill
Kiss my BULLDAWG A$$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Does is taste like Krylon? I bet you get it painted for gameday just like RUSS the temporary mascot.
Still@theBAR
July 12th, 2011
9:22 pm
ugab
Uga is DEAD!!! Big bad Bruce aka Uga VIII couldn’t stand the embarrassment of the season(much like Uga VII) and just spiked his own water with Antifreeze.
joe taxpayer
July 12th, 2011
9:55 pm
Tide Roll great comments. I thought the same thing.
Pitbull
July 12th, 2011
10:51 pm
I sure would like to have a shot a getting Vince Jr. Coaching UGA being Richt wants to go into missionary work.
Pitbull
July 12th, 2011
10:57 pm
When Richt kicked that field goal 4th and 1 early in the game during the bowl loss he told his team. I don’t believe in you, we are kicking. When he first came to Ga. He was wild eyed and a River boat gambler. As one ages their testosterone goes down. They quit taking chances. They become more passive and meek like women. Get the point! PS The only thing that will help him is to go on Hormone Replacement Therapy. They will crank him and get the fire back in him. He can easily afford it!
Q&A: Brent Benedict confirms dispute with Georgia’s new strength coach | UGA sports blog
July 13th, 2011
2:07 am
[...] Benedict transferring to Virginia Tech [...]
Professional Athletes David
July 15th, 2011
2:37 am
What’s the reason maybe for his transfer to Virgina Tech? Personal reason? Are there any leads or does someone dig more about his issue? But, I admire his courage, he really transferred and take risk without knowing what would be his position or what would happen to his career in this new team. Good luck to him!
mb dawg
July 15th, 2011
3:33 pm
kid should have stayed. richt needs to stay – its bobo that gotta gogo!!!!!!!!!!!
jackson
July 16th, 2011
9:38 am
Good luck Brent! The Bulldog nation wishes you only the best! Keep some perspective people…