Gunner Stockton's health, more Georgia spring practice talk

March 24, 2026·39 min·3 clips

Gunner Stockton is wearing a heavy sleeve wrap on his left knee and missing 11-on-11 reps in spring practice.

Never rest sets the tone. The show opens loose, with the Jakes apologizing for the delay before getting right into Georgia spring practice after one week. Football wins the order of the day. Jake Rowe and company had basketball, baseball, and a new 2027 class piece waiting, but spring practice quickly takes over. The offensive line talk has real juice. A giant talented player, framed with the plain logic that 6-foot-10 players do not show up at the NFL combine very often, becomes the anchor for a wider read on the room. Nobody crowns him. The crew keeps warning against spring exuberance, that early practice glow where a quick start turns into a big G-Day fantasy in fans' heads. Still, the buzz is not empty. He is getting a lot of run with the ones at right tackle, and that shifts the conversation from curiosity to possible plan. The freshmen come up too. Akani Egboko, Graham Houston, and Zaki Helton are young linemen making enough noise to widen the picture. The veterans and older options are still part of it. Juan Gaston, Doncho Glover, Drew Bobo, Ernest Green, and Malachi Tolliver sit in the same evaluation, with Michael Looney and Daniel Calhoun in the room as well. That is the point. If Georgia hits on enough of that group, the offense could have eight or nine linemen it feels decent about playing. The concern stays simple. Receiver and offensive line are the biggest offensive questions because certainty has not arrived yet. Basketball brings a sharper mood. Mike White's team getting bounced turns practice optimism into fan frustration, and the host understands why people are restless. The close stays message board honest: Georgia basketball comes down to whether to stick with Mike White, while Dogs HQ Plus and spring coverage keep football moving.

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Georgia spring practice talk with offensive-line depth, a new 2027 addition, and some basketball frustration.

The Georgia Show stays in one week of spring practice and keeps its attention on the parts that matter most: the quick starts, the right tackle work, and the sense that Georgia may have more usable depth on the offensive line than it first looked like.

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Spring practice buzz and offensive line depth are doing most of the talking.

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