Stetson Bennett IV makes Early Cuyler proud with Georgia championship parade sweatshirt
By John Buhler
Stetson Bennett IV made Early Cuyler proud with his Georgia championship parade sweatshirt.
Georgia football legend Stetson Bennett IV knows that Them Dawgs Is Hell, Don’t They?!
He likes to ride in his truck during yet another national championship parade for UGA. Rolling down Lumpkin as the absolute … DAWG! that he is, Bennett rocked an epic sweatshirt displaying two-thirds of Early Cuyler’s signature phrase. No, he wasn’t about to tell you how much Auburn sucks, but rather Georgia is the greatest thing to happen to college football since the sport was invented!
Whether it is a Raising Cane’s t-shirt, a Georgia home uniform or a Squidbillies-inspired sweatshirt, Bennett looks so good in red.
Stetson Bennett's parade sweatshirt 😈🐶@GeorgiaFootball pic.twitter.com/1btp3WwjGY
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The Legend of The Mailman Stetson Bennett IV is growing by the nanosecond!
It is not a matter of if, or even when, but rather, how many statues that will be erected in Bennett’s likeness across Athens-Clarke County. There needs to be one outside of Sanford Stadium, one in Tate Plaza, one outside of Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall and one in the Raising Cane’s parking lot on Baxter near Milledge. You know, one for each of his playoff game wins…
It is truly the end of an era of Georgia football. Although the Dawgs will still probably be hell next year on their quest for the three-peat, Bennett will be taking his dual-threat playmaking abilities to the NFL. Yes, he will be drafted and yes, he will infuriate a rival team’s fanbase in the process. However, Bennett’s Georgia legacy might be as impenetrable as Michael Jordan’s playing career.
Overall, Bennett did what all of us have wanted to do in our lives. He proved all his doubters wrong. People inside Dawg Nation even questioned if he had what it took to repeat as a national champion. Fate would have it, he saved his best for when the game required it. Bennett went 29-3 as Georgia’s starter. The fact he isn’t eligible for the College Football Hall of Fame is blasphemous.
Good luck finding another college football legend at a place with as strong of a history as Georgia.
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