Georgia backup quarterback Logan Gray met Monday morning with Bulldogs coach Mark Richt to discuss his situation with the team.
Gray’s status has not changed, longtime Georgia media relations director Claude Felton said Monday night, but Felton added that Gray is “weighing options for the remainder of his playing career.” The 6-foot-2, 192-pound redshirt junior from Columbia, Mo., entered spring practice as the only returning quarterback with game experience but was named last Thursday afternoon as the backup to redshirt freshman Aaron Murray.
In limited action last season, Gray completed 5 of 12 passes for 31 yards and was intercepted twice. One of his pickoffs was returned 5 yards for a touchdown by Florida linebacker Brandon Spikes.
Should Gray decide to transfer, the Bulldogs would be left with Murray and February signee Hutson Mason as the lone scholarship quarterbacks in preseason camp. Redshirt freshman Zach Mettenberger was dismissed from the program April 18 after Richt learned more about Mettenberger’s arrest on five misdemeanor charges March 7 near Valdosta.
Parrish suspended