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In 1971, Larry West, Horace King, Clarence Pope, Chuck Kinnebrew, and Richard Appleby became the first African-American men to play football at the University of Georgia.
We could not be more grateful to honor their legacy.#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/obwJcW6hYs
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) March 4, 2020
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New Mission @GeorgiaFootball #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/OrjEfxyAs0
— Scott Cochran (@CoachYeah) March 2, 2020
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Compete in E V E R Y T H I N G#ATD pic.twitter.com/spvhaA1Z57
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) March 2, 2020
ATHENS, Ga. — Bulldog head coach Kirby Smart announced that Georgia football has hired Scott Cochran to be the team’s Special Teams Coordinator on Monday.
Cochran, who is a two-time National Strength Coach of the Year, was hired to the Bulldogs’ staff after spending 13 years at Alabama as the Tide’s head strength and conditioning coach.
“Ask anyone who’s been around him, Scott’s passion and energy is contagious,” said Smart. “Special Teams Coordinator is a great fit as he’ll be working with all position groups. His knowledge and experience elevates our entire program, and we’re excited to welcome the Cochran family to Athens.”
Kirby Smart has filled the last on-field open coaching spot by hiring Alabama strength and conditioning coach Scott Cochran. It is thought that Cochran might be the special teams coordinator, although nothing has officially been announced. If you remember, Cochran is one of the first hires Kirby tried to make when he took the head coaching position at UGA. At the time, we tried to get him to make the lateral move and lead the strength and conditioning in Athens. Cochran and Kirby have been very close, beginning with their time together at Alabama. It is also pretty well known that their wives are best friends.
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Always A Dawg | @MecoleHardman4 #ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/vZYWDULjdo
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) February 20, 2020
