Watch: Arian Smith Talks Facing Adversity and Overcoming Injuries

Over the past few years, the Georgia Bulldogs have been a part of some incredible moments in college football history. And while wide receiver Arian Smith has been involved in a handful of those moments, he hopes to be involved in more come the 2023 season. 

Smith, a speedster receiver from Bradley, Florida has unfortunately had to battle through a handful of injuries during his time at the University of Georgia. Injuries which have greatly diminished his on-field opportunities. However, rather than lamenting on the time missed, the receiver is focused on staying hungry and ready for the 2023 season.

"It's been rough obviously when I was hurt. But now, I try to not focus on things like that 'cause the only person it really matters to is myself and what I think."

- Arian Smith

When on the field, Smith's impact on the Bulldog's offense was unlike any other. His 28.3 yards-per-catch during the 2023 season was the highest out of any Bulldogs receiver by over 10 yards and his touchdown reception in Georgia's come-from-behind win against Ohio State in the Peach Bowl arguably saved the Bulldog's season.