Georgia Win 12 Teams After Confirmed Sensational Talented Player Leave

This Big 12 powerhouse is scheduled to host a talented transfer from Georgia.

Because of its talented team and its excellent chance to win a championship for the third time in four years, Georgia is poised for one of its most historic seasons in history.

Similar to every other college football team, the Bulldogs are embarking on a new chapter in their history. Twelve teams will now compete in the College Football Playoffs, and teams will switch leagues. Texas and Oklahoma, two of the biggest powerhouses in college football, are joining the SEC, one of those leagues.

Georgia will play without one of their most important players, but they still have a chance to make history by being the first team to win the 12-team College Football Playoff and dominate its new conference foe.

This Week, Andrew Paul Left Georgia

Earlier this week, running back Andrew Paul registered on the transfer site. Paul was a freshman with the Bulldogs the previous season, when he ran for 129 yards and a touchdown. However, he made the decision to transfer elsewhere because he would be playing a bigger part in the team this year.

A SEC player cannot transfer to another SEC school without sitting out a season due to the spring transfer portal SEC regulations. Paul is probably leaving the league, and a potential school has been identified.