Photos: More scenes from Georgia's Thursday practice
ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia practiced on Thursday and it was the second workout of the spring. The next time the Bulldogs get after it, they’ll be in full pads. Reporters were allowed to watch about 15 to 20 minutes of the practice and we were able to capture some photos. First we shared a look at the newcomers and today we’re looking at the rest of the team.
Georgia WR Nitro Tuggle
Tuggle is entering his second season at Georgia and it’s also his second spring. He made a little noise on the field late in his first year. He made a lot of noise after the season when he announced plans to enter the transfer portal. Tuggle obviously stuck around and has a chance to be a significant factor.
UGA DL Joseph Jonah-Ajonye
The 18-year-old redshirt freshman is expected to take on a much larger role in his second season. JJA is limited to start spring after a foot injury ended his freshman season. There’s a good chance he’s full speed by the time Georgia holds its G-Day spring scrimmage.
Georgia assistant Jarvis Jones and 4-star EDGE Zane Rowe (2027)
Jones is one of the best pass rushers in Georgia history and has been around the program since he retired from football. He was hosting one of the top prospects in the 2027 class on Thursday. They watched the outside linebackers go through their paces during the media-viewing period.
UGA defensive line coach Tray Scott
Scott is entering his ninth season at Georgia and he has put together an incredible resume. He has four first-round draft picks in that time with two going inside the top 10. He has also helped a few other Bulldogs go in rounds two through seven and should have more in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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Georgia WR Dillon Bell
Expect Bell’s roll in 2025 to look much different than in 2024. Due to the losses of Rara Thomas and Colbie Young, Bell had to play the X-receiver spot as a junior. He started out well but then went through a funk with several drops in the last half of the season. He’s back to being a Z-receiver and offensive weapon for his senior season.
UGA RB Chauncey Bowens
This could be a huge season for the Florida native. Bowens drew some praise last season but battled a couple of nagging injuries. He saw some action against Tennessee but never really got a chance to get lathered up. He’ll have that chance this spring with Branson Robinson and Roderick Robinson out.
Georgia RB Gannon Hearst
The name looks familiar. He’s the son of Georgia legend Garrison Hearst and he’s a walk-on for the Bulldogs. He was one of what looked like nine or 10 running backs on day two of spring drills.
UGA DL Jordan Hall
Hall battled a couple of stress fractures last season, one in each shin, and was able to return late in the year. He played in just four games and used a redshirt. The Jacksonville native is expected to be a key cog for Georgia on the defensive line in 2025.
