Dave Collings

Dave Collings
Georgia Bulldogs – No. 5
Position	Halfback
Career history
College	Georgia (1920–1922)
Career highlights and awards
	SIAA Championship (1920, 1921);

Dave Collings was a

backfield" in 1920. He made a 40-yard drop kick against South Carolina.^[1] In the 7–0 defeat of Furman, a punting duel between Collings and Milton McManaway featured throughout.^[2] He started the game against Vanderbilt in 1922 at quarterback.^[3]

References

ISBN 9780810860407
.

^ "Ga. Barely Overcome Furman Crew". The Red and Black. October 22, 1920. p. 8.

^ "Mulvihill Out As Georgia Goes To Battle With Vandy". Athens Banner. November 18, 1922. Archived from the original on February 4, 2015. Retrieved May 24, 2016.

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1920 Georgia Bulldogs football—national champions

1 Bum Day

3 Owen Reynolds

5 Dave Collings

9 Artie Pew

11 Joe Bennett

19 Buck Cheves

23 Dick Hartley

31 Sheldon Fitts

45 Hugh Whelchel

T. L. Anthony

Jim Taylor

Head coach: Herman Stegeman

Assistant coaches: Jimmy DeHart

*selected national champion by Clyde Berryman

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Georgia Bulldogs starting quarterbacks

W.N. Gramling (1892)

George Butler (1893–1894)

Craig Barrow (1895)

Richard Von Albade Gammon (1896)

Reynolds Tichenor (1897)

James Huff (1898)

? Young (1899)

F.K. McCutcheon (1899–1900)

Cam Dorsey (1900)

Johnny Monahan (1901–1902)

Harry Woodruff (1903–1904)

J.D. Lowndes (1905–1906)

E. Farriss (1906)

George Woodruff (1907–1908, 1910–1911)

John Northcutt (1909)

Hafford Hay (1909–1910)

Homer Thompson (1910)

Leon Covington (1912)

David Paddock (1913–1915)

William Donnelly (1916)

Buck Cheves (1919–1920)

Sheldon Fitts (1920)

Teany Randall (1921)

Dick Mulvehill (1922)

Dave Collings (1922)

Scrappy Moore (1923–1925)

Johnny Broadnax (1926–1927)

H.F. Johnson (1926–1928)

? Moran (1929)

Austin Downes (1929–1931)

Leroy Young (1932)

Byron Griffith (1933–1934)

Charlie Treadaway (1935)

Andy Roddenberry (1936)

Lewis Young (1936–1937)

Wallace Miller (1937)

Bob Salisbury (1938)

Robin Nowell (1939)

Paul Kluk (1940)

Cliff Kimsey (1941)

Walter Maguire (1942)

Bobby Hague (1943)

Billy Hodges (1944)

John Rauch (1945–1948)

Ray Prosperi (1949)

Zeke Bratkowski (1950–1952)

Jimmy Harper (1953–1955)

Billy Hearn (1956)

Charley Britt (1957–1959)

Fran Tarkenton (1959–1960)

Larry Rakestraw (1961–1963)

Lynn Hughes (1964)

Kirby Moore (1965–1967)

Mike Cavan (1968–1970)

Andy Johnson (1971–1973)

Matt Robinson (1974)

Ray Goff (1975–1976)

Jeff Pyburn (1977–1979)

Buck Belue (1979–1981)

John Lastinger (1982–1983)

Todd Williams (1983–1984)

Wayne Johnson (1985–1988)

James Jackson (1985–1987)

Greg Talley (1989–1991)

Preston Jones (1990)

Joe Dupree (1990)

Eric Zeier (1991–1994)

Mike Bobo (1995–1997)

Hines Ward (1995)

Brian Smith (1995)

Quincy Carter (1998–2000)

Cory Phillips (2000)

David Greene (2001–2004)

D.J. Shockley (2004–2005)

Joe Tereshinski (2005–2006)

Matthew Stafford (2006–2008)

Joe Cox (2006, 2009)

Aaron Murray (2010–2013)

Hutson Mason (2013–2014)

Greyson Lambert (2015–2016)

Faton Bauta (2015)

Jacob Eason (2016–2017)

Jake Fromm (2017–2019)

D'Wan Mathis (2020)

Stetson Bennett (2020–2022)

JT Daniels (2020–2021)

Carson Beck (2023–present)

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[1] ISBN 9780810860407
.

[2] "Ga. Barely Overcome Furman Crew". The Red and Black. October 22, 1920. p. 8.

[3] "Mulvihill Out As Georgia Goes To Battle With Vandy". Athens Banner. November 18, 1922. Archived from the original on February 4, 2015. Retrieved May 24, 2016.

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