BREAKING: Georgia Loses Committment From a Transfer Quarterback
The Georgia Bulldogs quarterback room grew a little smaller on Tuesday night when Jayden Maiava revealed that he would be transferring to USC rather than Georgia.
The quarterback proclaimed his committment to the Bulldogs earlier this week but reports from Greg Biggins on Tuesday night stated that the quarterback will now be traveling to California. Maiava is a 6-foot-4 quarterback from Las Vegas, Nevada, and appeared in 14 games this season for the UNLV Rebels. In six games, he threw for 3,085 yards, 17 touchdowns, and had a completion rate just shy of 64%. With the untimely departure of Maiava, the Bulldogs now have just three scholarship quarterbacks on the roster for the 2024 college football season.
Head coach Kirby Smart revealed during a news conference in December that the team’s goal was to have four scholarship quarterbacks on the roster. “Our hard number is four.
We want to be at four, and we’re not at four. So again, we’ll look at our options and see what we can do there.
We would like to be at four, but that’s our goal.” -Kirby Smart during his National Signing Day press conference (12/20/23) The Bulldogs will likely look elsewhere to fill their desired fourth spot at the quarterback position ahead of the 2024 college football season.
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