Another former Bulldog will be remaining in the SEC, as Latavious Brini announced he would be playing his final season at Arkansas.

Brini is one of eight Bulldogs who have entered the transfer portal. He is the fifth player to find a new home and the third who will be staying in the SEC. Jalen Kimber is headed to Florida and wide receiver Justin Robinson is transferring to Mississippi State.

Brini started 11 games for Georgia this season. Brini was Georgia’s primary star defender before being replaced late in the season by William Poole.

Arkansas is getting a player who finished with 38 tackles last season and eight pass breakups. Brini will re-unite with former Georgia offensive line coach Sam Pittman, who led the Razorbacks to a 9-4 record this past season.

Fellow former Georgia defensive back Ameer Speed is also teaming up with a former Georgia assistant as he is headed to Michigan State. As mentioned earlier, Kimber is headed to Florida.

Poole will return for his super senior season, as will safety Chris Smith. Georgia does have to replace Lewis Cine and Derion Kendrick as those two defensive backs are off to the NFL. Redshirt freshman Kelee Ringo is expected to be a key piece of next season’s secondary.

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Of those eight Bulldogs who have found new schools, four of them have found new homes at Power 5 schools. With Jermaine Burton and JT Daniels also in the transfer portal you can imagine that number will increase as well.

Georgia also isn’t done when it comes to seeing players enter the transfer portal, as the Bulldogs have to get under the 85-man scholarship limit.

Unlike Robinson and Kimber, Georgia will not see Brini during the 2022 regular season. The Bulldogs beat Arkansas 37-0 when the two teams met during the 2021 season. The Bulldogs open the 2022 season in Atlanta against the Oregon Ducks.

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