Georgia junior Jeremiah Holloman, the top returning wide receiver for the Bulldogs, is among the four recipients of the Coffee County Hustle Award.
The Coffee County Hustle Award is given each April to the Georgia players who display the most desire during the 15 spring football practices allotted by the NCAA. Also earning the honor are junior guard Solomon Kindley, junior defensive back Mark Webb and redshirt freshman outside linebacker Azeez Ojulari.
Holloman caught 24 passes for 418 yards and five touchdowns last season, and the 6-foot-2, 200-pounder from the Atlanta suburb of Covington had three receptions for 54 yards and a score during last Saturday’s G-Day game. The Bulldogs are having to rebuild at receiver following the departures of Terry Godwin, Mecole Hardman and Riley Ridley, but Holloman does not see himself as having to be the go-to guy.
“I’m really not concerned about that,” Holloman said Saturday. “As long as we’re winning, I’m fine. Every opportunity we get, we’re going to work on things.
“We’ve got to get better as a unit, so every chance we get we’re going to push to do that.”