Eric Singleton picked up a piece of college football history on Saturday night, and it’s the kind no receiver wants attached to his name.
Florida’s wideout is now 0-4 against Georgia after the Gators’ loss, and the strange part is how he got there. Singleton had already taken losses to the Bulldogs while at Georgia Tech in 2023 and 2024, then again last season as an Auburn player. Add Saturday to the list, and he has now fallen to Georgia as a member of all three of its rivals.
That makes Singleton the first player in history to go 0-4 against UGA while doing it with all three of Georgia’s rivals.
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- Sidelines - UGA (@SSN_UGA) October 31, 2026
The week before the game only made the situation louder. During a press conference, Singleton was asked about Georgia and ended one of his answers by saying, "to hell with Georgia."
That line stood out even more because of the backdrop: he was already 0-3 against the Bulldogs, and he was now doing it at Florida, a program that hasn’t beaten Georgia since 2020. Florida later removed that portion of his answer from its official transcript.
Singleton’s run of bad luck against the Bulldogs is so unusual that it may never happen again. For it to repeat, a player would have to spend time at Georgia Tech, Auburn and Florida in a four-year stretch, and Georgia would have to keep winning each matchup.
If Singleton does wind up with another year of eligibility, the safest move might be finding a school that doesn’t line up on Georgia’s schedule. At this point, another shot at the Bulldogs would only raise the possibility of an even more bizarre milestone: losing to Georgia five times while wearing four different uniforms.
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