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Thoughts on UGA's new on-field sponsor?

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I think those UGA players need as many reminders as possible about driving safety.   

Unfortunately progressive will not being insuring any of the UGA football team none of the qualify and the sponsorship would actually cost progressive money. 

Edited by Alex Butler

This is hilarious. Half the team is prolly on the “Un-Insurable” list.  
But perhaps… Georgia NIL includes free Progressive insurance for Football players in return for the stadium advertisement rights. It would not surprise me. If that’s the case, Progressive is going to regret that one!

38 minutes ago, Jordan Scruggs said:

Can you imagine the rates some of their players/parents of players pay?

On the same note, do recruits with clean driving records that enroll at Georgia see their rates go up cause they're now a Georgia football player lol?

Georgia football players and their families put the car insurance agents’ kids through college

6 hours ago, Quinncent McManning, Jr. said:

Only thing better would be a bail bonds sponsor. 

Lambo or Ferrari deal would be fitting too

How the insurance industry has so much excess money that they can spend it on putting their logos on college football team fields should be the real question when they deny claims like they do and continue to raise premiums.   

15 hours ago, Jordan Scruggs said:

Can you imagine the rates some of their players/parents of players pay?

On the same note, do recruits with clean driving records that enroll at Georgia see their rates go up cause they're now a Georgia football player lol?

Assault ☠️💀

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