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4 hours ago · Smith Jr. will remain on scholarship, continue his studies at Georgia and contribute to the football team in a different capacity, according to a news release. "This is never an easy transition for a player, and we vow to stick with Kelton during this period and provide him the support he needs," coach Kirby Smart said in a prepared statement.
19 hours ago · July 16, 2024, 8:39 AM. DALLAS -- Georgia offensive lineman Kelton Smith Jr. will no longer play football because of a pre-existing medical condition that he and his family, along with the sports ...
19 hours ago · Georgia announced Tuesday that OL Kelton Smith Jr. will no longer play because of a medical condition, but will contribute to the team in a different capacity. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Prev Previous Team USA: The latest scores and updates ahead of 2024 Paris Olympics
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19 hours ago · Georgia announced Tuesday that OL Kelton Smith Jr. will no longer play because of a medical condition, but will contribute to the team in a different capacity. Latest Georgia OL Smith retiring for medical reasons
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