TF you talking about. Yes, culture is huge, and UGA has a great culture. It's why they recruit so well. It's why we place so many players in the NFL. If you think some players driving fast is a culture problem, you are an idiot. Look at the Twitter pages of the UGA players parents (that's rhetorical) ... they love UGA and Smart. There isn't a culture problem at UGA, that's for damn sure.
when Smart indirectly addressed the arrests and his disappointment.
“You want your kids, your players to make better decisions,” Smart said. “I always talk about processing outcomes in wins and losses. We try not to base things on outcomes. In this case, the outcomes are very disappointing.”
“But I am very pleased with the process we’ve put in in terms of education, driver safety, requiring defensive driving, education, talking about it, having leaders stand up and talk about it, bringing speakers in, suspending or dismissing players,” he added.
There have been questions about how the UGA program is disciplining the players for their arrests and citations.
Smart didn’t go into specifics, but pointed out there have been fines, suspensions and dismissals in the past year for the program.
“I don’t know, to this point, anyone coaching college football that has suspended a player for a driving citation. We have and we’ve also dismissed players based on driving citations. Nobody’s done that,” Smart said.
Not sure what else you would want UGA to do. You don't think Texas has players who speed? GTFOH.
