Georgia Hires Former Clemson Coordinator as an Offensive Analyst

In just a few short seasons, Kirby Smart has built the University of Georgia's football program into a juggernaut that has dominated college football for the past two seasons. Though Smart has undoubtedly been the leading factor in UGA's rise the glory. He has also had help from the elite coaching staff that he has assembled over the years.

The latest Bulldogs hire is another indication that these high-quality coaching rooms will continue for the Bulldogs for the next few years as news broke today that Brandon Streetwer would be added to the Georgia staff in an off-field analyst role. As first reported Jordan Hill of Dawgs 247.

Streeter was a longtime assistant at Clemson under head coach Dabo Swinney. He acted as the team's quarterback coach from 2015-2019 before he was promoted to "Passing game coordinator" in 2020. In 2022, Streeter acted as the team's offensive coordinator before he was let go by the Tigers at the end of the season.

This is not the first time that Smart has brought in a former coordinator/head coach as an analyst position. Bulldog fans will remember that the current defensive coordinator Will Muschamp and current offensive coordinator Mike Bobo were both analysts prior to their promotions in recent seasons.

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