Georgia RBs named as one of best playmaking duos of all-time

Georgia Bulldogs running backs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel have been named as one of the 50 best playmaking duos of all-time. In fact, 247Sports ranks Chubb and Michel as the 15th-best duo in college football history.

Nick Chubb and Sony Michel helped turn around the Georgia football program. The duo returned for their senior season in 2017 and helped Georgia win an SEC championship en route to a national title appearance.

Michel and Chubb both signed in the same class. Both players stood out as true freshmen and stayed in Athens for four seasons. Only the legendary Herschel Walker has more career rushing yardage in Georgia history than Nick Chubb or Sony Michel.

“During his time at Georgia, Chubb carried the football 758 times for 4,769 yards and 44 touchdowns. He added 31 catches for 361 yards and four scores,” said Brad Crawford of 247Sports.

“In total, Michel accumulated 590 carries for 3,613 yards and 33 touchdowns,” continued Crawford. “He also had 64 catches for 621 yards and six scores as a receiver.”

We aren’t sure that Georgia football would be the national powerhouse that it is today if it weren’t for Nick Chubb and Sony Michel. Chubb and Michel’s return for the 2017 season was a critical moment during the Kirby Smart era and set the table for Georgia’s consistent success in recent seasons.

247Sports also ranked Georgia defensive back Champ Bailey and Ron Bailey as the 37th best duo in college football history.

Story originally appeared on UGA Wire


Source link : https://sports.yahoo.com/georgia-rbs-named-one-best-155443324.html

Author : UGA Wire

Publish date : 2024-07-03 15:54:43

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