Here’s how Trevor Etienne will have a big impact on the Georgia Bulldogs’ performance after Trevor Etienne this year. work The Georgia Bulldogs have been busy on the transfer front this year, making eight transfers, with more to come in the spring. The results of their efforts during the Bulldogs spring game were impressive as many of the young Bulldogs had a great day.
But one player stood out: pass Trevor Etienne. The former Florida Gator averaged 6 yards per carry and gained an additional 33 yards through the air as a pass rusher. While his stat sheet was impressive in spring training, Etienne’s explosiveness and “big play” ability impressed fans and coaches alike.
The great thing about Etienne’s G-Day is that Etienne seems to have proven himself to be a “do it all” guy returning for the Bulldogs this year. One thing that couldchange is the level of offense that lineman Mike Bobo plays this season.
The Bulldogs have had a roster of talented running backs for over 30 years, and the Dawgs have plenty of talent in their ball-carrying room under Kirby Smart. However, Etienne’s ability to rush and catch snaps is a real headache for opposing defenses.
This season, a senior quarterback in Carson Beck leads the offense and Etienne is the back for the Bulldogs. It looks like we’ll see the Bulldogs use their running backs more in the passing game than in previousKirby Smart years..
