Kirby Smart doesn’t know if Georgia fans ‘can handle’ heat in season opener
AJC.com • • sports
Key Points:
- Georgia linebacker Justin Williams, originally from Conroe, Texas, says the heat in Georgia is more intense than what he experienced in Texas, despite his prior expectations.
- Williams has now spent three years practicing in Georgia and notes the heat there is a different and more challenging experience.
- Athens has experienced a hotter-than-usual August, with temperatures expected to remain high for Georgia's season opener.
- The first game against Tennessee State is scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m., with a predicted high temperature of 96 degrees.
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