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Georgia's Roster Looks Completely Different Than LSU and Miami - Here's Why
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- May 19, 2026
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Summary
Georgia may be building championship rosters differently than the rest of college football. While programs across the country lean harder into NIL bidding wars, portal-heavy roster construction, and rapid roster turnover, Kirby Smart appears focused on development, retention, continuity, and veteran leadership. The Nitro College Football Show breaks down: * Georgia’s changing recruiting philosophy * The impact of losing Jared Curtis * Why the QB situation matters more than fans realize * The exploding NIL roster valuation arms race * Why Georgia’s roster construction looks completely different from Miami, LSU, and others * Whether Kirby Smart’s model can still win championships in modern college football We also discuss: * Georgia’s No. 13 NIL roster valuation * Why only two Georgia players rank inside the NIL top 100 * Portal-heavy vs retention-heavy roster building * Whether college football is becoming full professional free agency #GeorgiaFootball #KirbySmart #CollegeFootball 🔥 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM8ONGdQw8M27wieqg6AiV8EKeo-3724Z&si=3H73IEw51LqV4hGT ✅ https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM8ONGdQw8M0hUFfySJtZTWie5WrXJVqc&si=EiGbflhs4AuHjDk9 📱 Follow us on social: Instagram: @nitroCFB TikTok: @nitroCFB Twitter: @nitroCFB 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and hit the notification bell for more! 00:00 Kirby’s Big Bet 20:39 The QB Concern 34:21 NIL Valuations and Spending Trends