Kirby Smart calls Jake Pope an 'idiot'

Kirby Smart apologizes after calling Georgia player an 'idiot' for appearing to celebrate with Ole Miss fans
Georgia coach Kirby Smart had lots of praise for backup safety Jake Pope on Tuesday, just days after he criticized the player for appearing to celebrate with fans from the opposing team.
Kirby Smart responded to the video of UGA safety Jake Pope celebrating his own team's loss to Ole Miss
On Monday, head coach Kirby Smart was asked about the video, and he said that Pope was embarrassed, explaining it as Pope seeing his friends. Kirby Smart on the viral video of UGA player Jake Pope ‘celebrating’ with a friend following the Ole Miss game on the field pic.twitter.com/JDRkCy4T7M
'What an idiot': Kirby Smart reacts after Georgia player appears to be caught celebrating with Ole Miss fans
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart was very candid about his thoughts on defensive back Jake Pope being caught on video celebrating seeing friends wearing Ole Miss gear
Georgia Bulldogs' Kirby Smart calls player an 'idiot' after Ole Miss clip goes viral
A video clip showing Georgia Bulldogs backup safety Jake Pope seemingly interacting with Ole Miss fans after a game has sparked controversy.
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Kirby Smart on Georgia player celebrating with Ole Miss fans: 'What an idiot'
Georgia coach Kirby Smart called backup safety Jake Pope's action of celebrating with Ole Miss fans on the field "just stupid."
Kirby Smart apologizes for calling Georgia player who celebrated with Ole Miss fans 'an idiot'
Kirby Smart regrets what he said about safety Jake Pope. Smart said Monday that Pope was “an idiot” for celebrating with old high school friends who had rushed the field following Ole Miss’ win over Georgia on Saturday.
Georgia coach Kirby Smart regrets calling player an 'idiot' for appearing to celebrate after loss
Georgia coach Kirby Smart said Tuesday he went too far when he called backup safety Jake Pope an “idiot” for appearing to celebrate with Mississippi fans following the Bulldogs' loss to the Rebels last week.
Georgia’s Kirby Smart: It was a “mistake” calling player celebrating after loss to Ole Miss an “idiot”
Backup safety Jake Pope later clarified that he was celebrating with a former friend and teammate who he saw on the field.
Georgia's Smart calls backup Pope an 'idiot' for appearing to celebrate loss to Ole Miss after game
Georgia backup safety Jake Pope has issued an apology after a video of him appearing to celebrate after the Bulldogs’ 28-10 loss at Mississippi on the field with Rebels fans drew sharp criticism from
Kirby Smart calls Jake Pope an ‘idiot’ after the Georgia safety is seen celebrating with Ole Miss fans on the field
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart was not happy about seeing one of his players celebrating with opposing team’s fans on the field following a loss
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Kirby Smart on Georgia football player taking part in Ole Miss celebration: 'What an idiot'
was captured on video with a woman wearing a No. 56 jersey of Ole Miss offensive lineman Reece McIntyre who like Pope ...
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Kirby Smart slams "idiot" Jake Pope, as Georgia DB explains Ole Miss celebration
In the video, Pope was surrounded by fans and seen smiling as other Ole Miss supporters were wearing merchandise of ...
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Georgia’s Kirby Smart calls his backup safety an ‘idiot’ for appearing to celebrate loss to Ole Miss
Georgia backup safety Jake Pope issued an apology after a video of him appearing to celebrate following the Bulldogs’ 28-10 ...
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