Georgia football has a bad reputation in the college football world surrounding driving related incidents with their players. This has been occurring for a few years now where a new player seemingly every other month is having a run in with the law on the roads.
That unfortunately has already been the case this offseason as two Bulldogs were arrested for driving incidents and have been suspended indefinitely from team activities.
The amount of these incidents has grown so much that fans are begging Kirby Smart to finally do something to stop these incidents from occurring. An "ultimatum" has been thrown around by Georgia media, but that is something that Smart has stated he is not interested in implementing.
But instead of an ultimatum, it appears Smart has found a new solution to this problem.
Georgia to install "Mini-Indy" track around Sanford Stadium
There are countless things that Smart could do to help end these incidents in his program, but it appears he has landed on installing a mini race track around Sanford Stadium tabbed "Mini-Indy." Players and coaches will be required to demonstrate safe driving abilities twice a year around this track, and failure to do so will result in serious consequences.
If a player fails the driving test they will automatically miss the first quarter of Georgia's next game. Coaches on the other hand will face a fine that will increase if they continue to fail this test.
Georgia also plans to open this track up to the public where the fan who records the fastest time on gameday will win a sideline pass for themselves and three of their friends. They also will use this new track to host future events as well where Georgia fans can book parties at Sanford Stadium with the option to open up the race track where they can race their friends and families with the SEC themed Go-Karts Georgia is purchasing.
Happy April Fools, everyone.