Georgia WR Isaiah McKenzie is in some hot water over an incident at Chili’s
Georgia wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie was accused of making terroristic threats against a woman at a Chili’s restaurant, according to WBRC. There have been no charges filed since the incident, but this is sure to cause the Georgia football team to bring disciplinary action against him.
This incident occurred on Monday night. Maya Labat, the alleged victim of McKenzie’s threats, revealed that he planned to call some friends and threatened to kill her.
Labat has since decided to not press any charges, and the Georgia football team has not issued a response to this shocking incident. They are currently planning to gather more information before they react to the situation.
Several of McKenzie’s teammates have been revealed as witnesses, including Dominick Sanders, Terry Goodwin, D’Andre Walker and Jarvis Wilson.
It remains to be seen whether McKenzie will face serious disciplinary action or if he will even survive being kicked off the team.
This will undoubtedly serve as a distraction for Georgia going forward, though, and it couldn’t have come at a worse time. The Bulldogs are set to face No. 13 Alabama on Saturday at home, and they will be taking on a team that is looking to notch a statement win after already losing to Ole Miss earlier in the season.
Georgia is currently 4-0 and ranked eighth in the country, and they will be facing their first test of the season in Alabama.
Running back Nick Chubb is currently one of the favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, and he will look to use this game as an opportunity to launch his campaign even higher.
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