UGA Football: The five most influential Bulldogs

Resumé:

• 2002 SEC Champion
• Three-time All-American
• Three-time All-SEC
• Two-time AP SEC Defensive Player of the Year
• Two-time SEC Coaches’ Player of the Year
• Two-time Ted Hendricks Award Winner
• Two-time Vince Dooley MVP Award Winner
• Atlanta Sports Club Lineman of the Year (2003)
• Rotary Lombardi Award (2004)
• Chuck Bednarik Award (2004)
• Lott Trophy (2004)
• SEC Player of the Year (2004)
• Georgia’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player (2004)
• Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame inductee (2009)
• Set UGA record for career sacks with 36
• Set UGA record for career tackles for loss with 58.5
• Set UGA record for blocked punts with three

David Pollack was arguably the best defender to ever play for UGA Football. His 36 career sacks are third all-time in NCAA history and a career-best at Georgia. Pollack was a beast at getting after the quarterback, but he may be known more for an interception than for a sack. Pollack’s interception of South Carolina quarterback Corey Jenkins in the end zone is a hard play to forget.

Pollack is the second most decorated Georgia Bulldog player, and only the second three-time All-American in school history. The Bulldogs haven’t had a pass rusher like him since he left. Georgia could really use another pass rusher with Pollack’s knack for getting to the quarterback.