“I’m not discussing any personnel matters,” said Greg McGarity, director of athletics at Georgia. “I just don’t comment on personnel decisions or matters, regardless of the position. Apologies.
When questioned about potential NCAA or SEC rule infractions, McGarity likewise remained silent.
The personnel decisions follow what was regarded as a superb recruiting weekend for the Bulldogs in conjunction with the yearly G-Day spring game. Four-star defensive back Jalen Kimber of Arlington gave Georgia a pledge two days earlier, and on Saturday, 4-star offensive lineman Akinola Ogunbiyi of Sugar Land, Texas, committed. G-Day was attended by both athletes’ families.
Georgia’s 2020 recruiting class is presently ranked No. 10 in the composite team rankings provided by 247Sports.com. Over the past four years, the Bulldogs have finished with national recruitment rankings of 6, 3, 1, and 2.
In May 2018, King was hired for her present role. A coordinator of the recruiting program usually acts as a point of contact for potential student-athletes and the Georgia coaching staff, assisting with itinerary planning and visitation scheduling. She graduated from UGA with two degrees in sport management and marketing.
Despite joining Georgia in 2013, Abdulai held the position of director of on-campus recruiting until January 2016, just after Kirby Smart took over as head coach. Abdulai, a 2014 alumnus of the University of Illinois, earned a master’s degree in kinesiology from UGA.
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