Georgia is nearing a historic season, with a loaded roster and a chance to win the title for the third time in four years.
The Bulldogs are embracing a new era in college football, with the SEC gaining Texas and Oklahoma’s two major powerhouses in the sport.
Georgia aims to become the first team to win the 12-team College Football Playoff and demonstrate dominance against their new conference rival without a key player.
Andrew Paul, a freshman running back for the Bulldogs, entered the transfer portal due to his increased role and potential for success.
Due to the spring transfer portal SEC rules, an SEC player can’t transfer to another SEC school without sitting out a season. Paul is most likely heading out of the conference, and a possible school has been named.
Georgia running back transfer Andrew Paul is set to visit Michigan State from Saturday to Monday, marking a new era in college football under new head coach Jonathan Smith, who has previously coached Oregon State and had a top running back, Damien Martinez.
