Just as they seem to have turned around the on-field issues with a win over Tennessee, the off-the-field issues that have dogged the Georgia football program over the past seven months have come home to roost yet again.
Two days after leading the Bulldogs in rushing in the win, running back Caleb King was sitting in jail as the result of a warrant that had been issued for his arrest.
King was cited for speeding on June 20, and failed to show for his court appearance. Subsequently, a failure-to-appear warrant was issued for King.
Head coach Mark Richt is aware of the latest arrest, but will not comment until he’s finished banging his head into a wall.
King, who becomes the 11th Bulldog arrested since March, is second on the team in rushing with 228 yards.