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UGA quarterback Brice Ramsey to transfer

Georgia quarterback/punter Brice Ramsey (12) throws the ball during the Bulldogs' spring practice session Saturday, March 19, 2016, in Athens.

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Georgia quarterback/punter Brice Ramsey (12) throws the ball during the Bulldogs' spring practice session Saturday, March 19, 2016, in Athens.
By Seth Emerson
March 14, 2017

Brice Ramsey is leaving Georgia.

The rising senior quarterback has decided to transfer following his graduation in May to a program where he could compete for the starting quarterback job and potentially play this season. That's according to a statement Ramsey provided to Dawgs247.com on Tuesday morning.

His statement in part reads:

"I have enjoyed my years at UGA, the bonds I have made with the coaching staffs as well as the numerous friendships with my teammates will last a lifetime and will continue to help guide me with decisions and future endeavors. I will never look back on my time at UGA with regrets, I have loved every minute of my time here."

That brings Georgia down to just two scholarship quarterbacks for this season: Sophomore Jacob Eason and freshman Jake Fromm.

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