Georgia 2013 news

Lose a TE to transfer

The school confirmed Wednesday that sophomore Ty Flournoy-Smith was transferring from the program. It’s not exactly certain where he’ll go, but it appears the JUCO route is the early favorite. Bulldogs coach Mark Richt even said there’s a possibility Smith could return to the team at a later point.

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/05/22/georgia-loses-a-te-to-transfer/

Georgia’s secondary has been taking some hits lately. Earlier this month, the school confirmed freshman defensive back Reggie Wilkerson would miss the season because of a knee injury.

Now, another Bulldog, freshman safety Paris Bostick, is out for the year because of toe surgery for an injury he sustained during his senior season at Tampa Plant High School. He’ll take a redshirt season and have four years of eligibility beginning in 2014.

Rico Johnson confirmed to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he was not cleared by the NCAA Clearinghouse and will not play for the Bulldogs in 2013

DeVondre Seymour, the adopted son of former UGA great Richard Seymour, was also a three-star member of the Bulldogs’ latest recruiting class and did not qualify. The offensive lineman will take the prep school route in the hopes of getting back to Athens.

Finally, Kolton Houston will get to play football for the Georgia Bulldogs.

The offensive lineman has been serving a suspension since 2010, his first year in Athens, because he tested positive for 19-Norandrosterone, a drug on the NCAA’s banned substance list.

Glad to hear the kid can finally play some ball