Will Muschamp has been a staple around the Georgia football program for a few years now. Unfortunately multiple reports indicated on Sunday night that Muschamp is no longer part of Georgia's coaching staff entering the 2025 season.
Will Muschamp's time at Georgia is complete
Muschamp arrived in Athens ahead of the 2021 season where he was a defensive analyst for the Bulldogs for one season. After the 2021 season, Muschamp was named the co-defensive coordinator which was a role he held for the 2022 and 2023 seasons. This past year Muschamp took a step back and once again became a defensive analyst for the duration of the 2024 season.
With SEC Media Days taking place this week, Georgia released their preseason media guide that included every player and coach for the upcoming season, and Muschamp was nowhere to be found. Georgia has not released an official statement about Muschamp and his future role (if any) with the program, but this deveopment makes it seem like his time at Georgia is done.
Before he came to Georgia, Muschamp spent some time at a few other SEC programs. He spent a little over three years as head coach at Florida where he found some success, especially during the 2012 season where the Gators finished 11-2. He unfortunately didn't last much longer there though and was fired during his fourth season.
After a short stint as Auburn's defensive coordinator, Muschamp was named the head coach of South Carolina. His time with the Gamecocks once again didn't go as he had hoped, and he was fired during his fifth season.
Muschamp will be missed in Athens because he played a huge role in Georgia's two recent National Championships. If he is heading to a new school then they will be lucky to have him, but regardless Georgia fans will always support him in wherever his next journey brings him.