This month, Georgia football will continue its hunt for a third national title in four seasons. However, it was not all sunshine and rainbows for the Georgia Bulldogs this year, with numerous off-the-field issues taking center stage this offseason. Among the Georgia players to have run-ins with the law this offseason was wide receiver RaRa Thomas, a six-two receiver with over 1,000 yards across three college seasons. On Tuesday, Thomas jumped for the transfer portal to revive his playing career.
This offseason, Thomas found himself dismissed from the Georgia football team following an arrest for charges of “cruelty to children-family violence, a second-degree felony, and two misdemeanor counts of battery-family violence.” With Thomas’ departure from Georgia again resurfacing the program’s troubled offseason, college football fans quickly jumped on the SEC power for their well-documented issues.
Georgia Football Bashed By Fans Following Portal Entry
According to On3:
BREAKING: Former Georgia WR RaRa Thomas has entered the NCAA transfer portal, per @PeteNakos_.
The former Mississippi State transfer has 1,261 career receiving yards and 13 touchdowns.
On Tuesday, Georgia football officially said goodbye to wide receiver RaRa Thomas, although he was dismissed in early August following an arrest. Last season, his first with the Georgia Bulldogs, Thomas collected 23 receptions for 383 yards and one touchdown. He previously played for the Mississippi State Bulldogs, where he posted 62 receptions, 878 yards, and 12 touchdowns from 2021 to 2022.
Thomas was among 16 players this year to be arrested or charged with racing, reckless driving, speeding, or battery, per OnlineAthens. Thomas’ transfer portal entry again reminded college football fans of Georgia’s troubling offseason, with many putting the program on blast:
He's transferring to a different penitentiary
— Ryne (@skibolightning) December 17, 2024
hard to take the Athens out of the dawg unfortunately #kirbyculture
— brandon chicken’s burner (@tide_enjoyer) December 17, 2024
I guess some of yall don’t know why he’s transferring. pic.twitter.com/8WGVpHy3HQ
— Rudy (@TXRudy388) December 17, 2024
He transferring to the Mean Machines?
— Wally Cummins (@WallyCummins) December 17, 2024
And a child cruelty case
— 🐅Kuzzi🐅 (@MMAKuzzi) December 17, 2024
Look for Georgia state penitentiary to be in play
— Kyle Boszor (@boszor_kyle) December 17, 2024
He's transferring to a different penitentiary
— Ryne (@skibolightning) December 17, 2024
Is he transferring to solitary confinement?
— Jeff Le🅱️🅱️y’s 🅱️urner™️ (@Lebby_Burner) December 17, 2024
This the only team this dude should be playing for pic.twitter.com/VftbjPGrc1
— Mr Locked In ⭕️🧬 (@SwitchEmDownLR) December 17, 2024
Transfering from san Quentin
— Travis hunter season (@2ndhandsports00) December 17, 2024
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3 Comments
This aint cool at all
No, but people are quick to jump on them for their off-the-field issues, which are in fact, glaring.
Definetly a pattern here that the program needs to figure out to try and help these young athletes.