Memphis Head Coach Ryan Silverfield Takes Shot at Georgia Football Program

Memphis head football coach Ryan Silverfield took a shot at Georgia's football program.

The Georgia Bulldogs are in the midst of pushing for a college football playoff spot this season, and they helped their chances of that with a win over Tennessee on the road this past Saturday. Another program that is trying to land one of those playoff spots is Memphis, which is 3-0 on the season. However, if Memphis does make the playoffs, they probably don't want to see Georgia in the first round after what head coach Ryan Silverfield said about the Bulldogs.

Silverfield was discussing on his radio show how he goes about maintaining a standard within his program. In doing so, he elected to take a shot at the University of Georgia and Kirby Smart's program.

“Generally, on a Sunday afternoon when we meet with the team, we do two things,” Silverfield said. “We always start off with not our standard, always start out with a negative. And the not our standard is ‘Georgia wide receiver arrested for driving 900 miles per hour over the speed limit.’ That’s a weekly occurrence. So, that’s one we’ll show.”