
Terrence Edwards
Former UGA standout wide receiver (school-record 204 catches, 3,093 yards) who played for the Atlanta Falcons and CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers, now head football coach at Mount Vernon School in Atlanta.
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Oct 8, 2026
Episode 2809: UGA hopes to unleash 'dangerous' offense against Alabama
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32:36Brandon AdamsHOST
Uh, I guess starting with this, in your career, how often were you called upon to catch wet footballs? And as a receiver, how different is it to catch a, a, a wet football? Because that's what these guys could have to do on Saturday.

Terrence EdwardsGUEST
Um, I think that's one of the, uh, things that receivers don't want to do.

Terrence EdwardsGUEST
I mean, we could play in cold, we could play in snow, but just being able to catch a wet football, uh, is very difficult.

Terrence EdwardsGUEST
Um, most receivers, uh, take their gloves off, which, uh, is another thing that fundamentally that most receivers uses, use their gloves.

Terrence EdwardsGUEST
And, uh, that's one of the things you really, really have to use your, your, your focus and your technique, uh, because now you can't really try to get yak because you really have to focus on just squeezing the football because it's so wet.
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