Andy Bunker and Randy McMichael were joined by the Publisher of UGASports.com, Radi Nabulsi to talk about the way the University of Georgia (UGA) is handling COVID-19 testing for their student-athletes, particularly members of the football team.  

“UGA is being very very tight to the vest about how the tests are being done, whose tested positive. I know a lot of schools are announcing it. We reported thirteen days ago that Georgia was not going to announce this. Now they could do it in the next five minutes and make me look like a liar which would be fine, it won’t bug me. But we told people two weeks ago, hey they (UGA) are not going to announce it. They (UGA) have made the decision not to put out their numbers. We were told and I got this from a player that less than seven (players) had tested positive and that was of course two weeks ago. They have tested positive, I can guarantee that. That’s from a kid on the team. There have been some positive tests but UGA doesn’t want to put out the numbers and they darn sure don’t want to put out the names,” replied Nabulsi when asked by McMichael how Georgia is going about COVID-19 testing.

“People say that’s just Kirby (Smart) trying to be Kirby. No that was a UGA decision. They don’t want to put the numbers out there…and I hate it but I can’t say that I blame them,” Nabulsi continued.