Gunner Stockton spends Georgia football's Bye Week being recognized as a local legend in his hometown of Rabun County

The Georgia Bulldogs had a bye week, giving starting quarterback Gunner Stockton the chance to return home to Rabun County High School, where he was honored as a local legend and had his No. 14 jersey officially retired.

“When we think about what it means to leave a legacy, we think about someone who has left an impact on their school and community that will endure the test of time,” the announcer said during Stockton's jersey retirement ceremony. “We think about their leadership and their relentless effort to be the best. We think about their character and integrity… the countless lives they’ve positively impacted along the way… and the standard they set for future generations.”

During his four years as the starting quarterback at Rabun County (2018–21) in Tiger, GA, Stockton led the Wildcats to a 46-7 record, four region championships, four 10-win seasons, and a perfect regular season. He also guided the team to four state quarterfinal appearances and a semifinal run in 2020.