Marshall Morgan was Georgia’s clutch, record-setting kicker
In the 2012-15 seasons, Marshall Morgan became one of Georgia’s most reliable scoring weapons, finishing with 407 career points, 215 made PATs, and 64 field goals for the Bulldogs[1][3][7]. His calling card was steady leg strength and big-moment confidence — he hit a 56-yard field goal at Tennessee in 2013, the longest in Neyland Stadium history, and later ranked among Georgia’s top all-time scorers[3][5]. If you want a kicker with proven production, clutch range, and SEC battle scars, he fits the mold; if you need a current player, note that Morgan’s Georgia career is long finished[2].
