On Tuesday, they will be hosting Kennesaw State for a single game matchup. The Owls are 22-21 on the season. The two teams met earlier in the year and Georgia came out on top in dramatic fashion. A home run from Slate Alford in the seventh and a home run from Ryan Black in eighth tied the game up and Georgia went on to take the lead in the top of the ninth before Brian Curley went and slammed on the door on the Owls.

The game against the Owls will be Georgia’s final non conference game of the season. Georgia just concluded an 11-game stretch against ranked opponents, going 5-6 and that included a season-long five-game losing streak.

The Bulldogs are batting .291 with a .571 slugging percentage and an NCAA-leading 112 home runs. They have a .420 OB%, been hit 96 times plus are 51-for-58 in stolen bases. KSU is batting .270 with a .430 slugging percentage and 45 home runs.

Tuesday’s game is set to start at 7:30 PM and will be streamed on SEC Network this evening.

This transfer highlights the evolving landscape of college football, where player mobility continues to shape team dynamics. Robinson’s decision underscores his desire for increased playing time and a role that aligns with his career aspirations. As he transitions to his new school, expectations are high for Robinson to adapt quickly and showcase his talents at the next level. His move will be closely watched by coaches and fans eager to see how he continues to develop and contribute in his new environment.