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What does Georgia spend on 'Kirby Copter' for coach's recruiting? It's not cheap.
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Date：2025-04-15 08:08:56
Three days after the Georgia football team flew across the country and touched down back home after winning the national championship, coach Kirby Smart was up in the air again.
He was making highly visible trips to high schools by helicopter, landing on practice fields. Coaches and administrators usually greeted him. The trips were posted on social media and the subject of local news coverage.
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