In keeping with Georgia offensive linemen, the Bulldogs are in good fingers with first-year offensive line coach Stacey Searels.

Searels, who held the identical place at UGA from 2007 to 2010, spent the final three seasons beneath Mack Brown at North Carolina.

The previous Auburn All-American offensive lineman takes over in Athens for Matt Luke, who left the Bulldogs to spend extra time along with his household.

With the offensive line being the spine of the Bulldogs’ offense, Searels has a troublesome process to stand up to hurry with the offense and the expertise up entrance. One thing that UGA gamers consider is not any concern with Searels taking on.

“I like the way in which that he actually breaks down the ideas of the opposite guys. I believe one huge factor that may assist a variety of the youthful guys is knowing why the play is what it’s, what it’s meant to do to the protection. I believe these varieties of issues can actually assist the youthful guys develop into higher gamers,”Georgia heart Sedrick Van Pran mentioned at SEC Media Days.”

“It was a little bit of a shock the primary week and a half, simply getting used to it. I can say that coach Searels is somebody who usually cares about his gamers and needs the perfect for you.”

Former Georgia lineman Chester Adams, who was coached by Searels at UGA, spoke very extremely of his former mentor in March.

“He’s going to talk life into you. He’s going to push you, however he’s additionally going to show you whereas he’s pushing you. He sees potential and he’s going to drag it out of you, and also you’re going to have enjoyable doing it,” former Georgia offensive lineman Chester Adams mentioned in March. “In the event you purchase into what he’s instructing you, there’s no secret that all over the place he’s been, the run sport has been profitable — whether or not it was at Texas, LSU, Georgia or North Carolina the place he simply left.”

“In the event you purchase into the way in which he teaches you, you’re going to have success and massive success.”