Georgia, Parker Jones

College football fans had jokes after Georgia's Parker Jones got a sideline penalty for colliding with a ref
When Georgia redshirt sophomore Parker Jones arrived to the Superdome on Thursday, you just know he never expected to have the spotlight on him in the game. After all, the walk-on defensive back wasn’t even suited up for the Sugar Bowl against Notre Dame. He was going to be on the sidelines, rooting for his teammates. What could go wrong?
Who is Parker Jones? Georgia CB commits costly sideline penalty for running into official during Sugar Bowl
Georgia appeared to have a big play in the second quarter, but a rare sideline interference penalty negated it for the Bulldogs.
Georgia bench-warmer Parker Jones collides with ref in loss to Notre Dame, gains internet infamy
A little-known University of Georgia football player accidentally stepped into the limelight Thursday, costing his team 15 valuable yards and earning a permanent spot in social media infamy.
ESPN took flak from fans for focusing too much on Georgia's Parker Jones after his sideline penalty
Parker bumped into a referee as he celebrated, which got flagged for sideline interference and set the Bulldogs back 15 yards after the big play. To make matters worse, Georgia only got a field goal out of the drive.
Parker Jones becomes social media scapegoat in Georgia's Sugar Bowl loss
Parker Jones's bizarre penalty was one of many things going against Georgia in its Sugar Bowl loss to Notre Dame. If you listen to some of social media's more unhinged users, though, he was the reason the Bulldogs lost.
Fans made the same joke about Parker Jones after his sideline penalty
Parker Jones became a notorious figure after making a huge mistake during the College Football Playoff quarterfinal game between his Georgia Bulldogs and
Georgia’s Kirby Smart reacts to Parker Jones sideline interference penalty
Georgia coach Kirby Smart called a sideline interference penalty early in Thursday’s Sugar Bowl loss to Notre Dame “very unfortunate.” Arian Smith converted a 67-yard catch and run in the second quarter in a 23-10 loss to the Irish, but Georgia walk-on Parker Jones collided with an official on the sideline, resulting in a 15-yard penalty.
Parker Jones Penalty Killed Georgia’s Momentum
While it may not have changed the outcome, it certainly would have been a different game had Parker Jones just stayed home.
Georgia Website Crashes After Parker Jones Costly CFP Penalty Stuns Fans
During the Sugar Bowl clash between Georgia and Notre Dame, an unexpected sideline interference penalty on walk-on cornerback Parker Jones made headlines. Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton’s 67-yard completion to wide receiver Arian Smith was set to put the Bulldogs at Notre Dame’s 11-yard line.
Analyst condemns Parker Jones criticism after Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart downplays first-half penalty
If Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart didn't care much about Parker Jones' first-half penalty in a 23-10 loss to Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl, why does social media?
Pat Surtain's dad didn't like ESPN putting Parker Jones on blast
Pat Surtain Sr. did not appreciate ESPN’s coverage of the Parker Jones penalty during Georgia’s loss to Notre Dame in the ...
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Who Is Parker Jones? Watch Georgia Player Accidentally Hit Ref During Sugar Bowl
Watch Georgia walk-on Parker Jones commit a sideline interference penalty in the first half of the Sugar Bowl.
Dave Portnoy, Pat McAfee poke fun at Georgia player Parker Jones over Sugar Bowl sideline blunder
As a defender dragged Stockton down, the side judge, JB Garza, was hugging Georgia’s sideline following the play downfield.
Georgia walk-on records costly penalty in Sugar Bowl
Midway through the first quarter of the Sugar Bowl, Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Arian Smith hauled in a 67-yard reception ...
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ESPN hammered for repeatedly showing Parker Jones late in Sugar Bowl broadcast
ESPN showed walk-on defensive back Parker Jones late in Georgia's 23-10 loss to Notre Dame and fans didn't appreciate the ...