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MEET THE PLAYERS
Jalen Carter #98
Used his scholarship money at Georgia to cover daily meals for his teammate, Weston Wallace, who was a walk-on DL for the Bulldogs ... Walk-on student athletes don't receive the same benefits, but Carter made sure Wallace wasn't the only DL not getting lunches
Inspired to give back to his community in Apopka, organized his first youth football camp with the help of his mother in 2022 ... Grew up going to camps, which helped him become the player he is today
Inspired to give back to his community in Apopka, organized his first youth football camp with the help of his mother in 2022 ... Grew up going to camps, which helped him become the player he is today
Nakobe Dean #17
With the help of his mother, used his NIL opportunities in college to make an impact in the community ... As a result, he was able to help local children get game tickets, provide canned foods to families in need, and sponsor a bed in an Athens homeless shelter
Selected to the 2021 AFCA Good Works Team, which recognizes 22 college football players' community service and outstanding football play ... Also helped launch the "Dawgs for Pups" program at Georgia, raising money for students in Clarke County and the surrounding area to help donate WiFi hotspots for virtual schooling
Selected to the 2021 AFCA Good Works Team, which recognizes 22 college football players' community service and outstanding football play ... Also helped launch the "Dawgs for Pups" program at Georgia, raising money for students in Clarke County and the surrounding area to help donate WiFi hotspots for virtual schooling
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