Stetson Bennett IV

[axg8750]

I just wish he sobered up before going on national TV before many finished breakfast.

"You gotta bet on yourself." — Stetson Bennett on his journey from walk-on player to @georgiafootball's starting quarterback!

Congrats to @universityofga on their big #NationalChampionship win. �� #GoDawgshttps://t.co/tMSQXrGRV4 pic.twitter.com/LnXErJXz7D

— Good Morning America (@GMA) January 11, 2022

Oh yea. He is definitely “playing injured” during that interview.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Yeah he’s definitely a bad interview. Hopefully it’s not alcohol related.

[Dad04]

Yeah he’s definitely a bad interview. Hopefully it’s not alcohol related.

Hope not, but as the cops say, looks like probable cause.

[Turbine]

Stetson Bennett's journey from walk-on to Georgia football's starting quarterback goes through Louisiana.

Georgia tried to pull a fast one.

[NewsCopy]

Stetson Bennett made an appearance on 'Good Morning America'. That interview has left many wondering about the quarterback's state of mind while on national TV.

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[cajungmg]

He knew Levi would beat him out.

Come on CajunVic

[KajunKrazy]

Not true, I have to several coaches that were here at the time and Mitchell would have been moved to running back. But your point is well taken.

If I recall the Cajuns recruited farve as a DB. He would have been like putting a square peg in a round hole with stokleys newly installed run and shoot offense. Plus Mitchell would not have come here to play RB, he could of done that at much bigger schools. The only reason he came here was because it was his best QB offer.

[DieHard 1280]

Stetson Bennett's journey from walk-on to Georgia football's starting quarterback goes through Louisiana.

Georgia tried to pull a fast one.

Yeah, I don't know the whole story, but once Georgia gave him an option, no matter how slim his chances were to ever be a starter, there was no way he was going to turn them down and they probably knew it. Apparently, his life-long dream was to play for Georgia.

[zephyr]

Yeah, I don't know the whole story, but once Georgia gave him an option, no matter how slim his chances were to ever be a starter, there was no way he was going to turn them down and they probably knew it. Apparently, his life-long dream was to play for Georgia.

You are correct. He grew up a Georgia fan.

[KajunKrazy]

Yeah he’s definitely a bad interview. Hopefully it’s not alcohol related.

Why you hope that? The guy probably didn't leave the stadium until well past midnight. I am sure he celebrated with his boys afterward. Probably did not sleep and went straight to his interview. If I were in his position at 21 or 22 years old and just finished my college career, with a championship, alcohol would have definitely been a factor in an early morning interview.

[Turbine]

Why you hope that? The guy probably didn't leave the stadium until well past midnight. I am sure he celebrated with his boys afterward. Probably did not sleep and went straight to his interview. If I were in his position at 21 or 22 years old and just finished my college career, with a championship, alcohol would have definitely been a factor in an early morning interview.

Hopefully it’s alcohol related, otherwise the dude is on drugs.

Just kidding, I didn't watch the interview.

[fanof71]

If I recall the Cajuns recruited farve as a DB. He would have been like putting a square peg in a round hole with stokleys newly installed run and shoot offense. Plus Mitchell would not have come here to play RB, he could of done that at much bigger schools. The only reason he came here was because it was his best QB offer.

Farve was recruited as a LB.

[RaginDave]

Farve was recruited as a LB.

I thought he was recruited as a TE?

[KajunKrazy]

Farve was recruited as a LB.

OK. Knew it was defense.

[ZoomZoom]

Yeah he’s definitely a bad interview. Hopefully it’s not alcohol related.

I’ll take “Was it weed”? for 200 Alex.