Every QB in the history of College Football has considered transferring, after getting the short end of the stick on the depth chart. It's a natural soul-searching period. Logan Gray is no different than me, or Nate Hybl. You want to play, not watch. And you only have one college career. So, am I surprised Logan is examining his options? No.
   Would I be surprised if he left? Yes. Not many juniors transfer. Plus, he loves Georgia and is one twist of the ankle away from being where he wants to be.
    If he did leave, it would create a big void at the quarterback position, which is already thin. Incoming freshman Hutson Mason would skip the scout team for the back-up job. Greg Bingham, out of Columbus HS, will hit campus as a preferred walk-on, but he might end up getting Gray's scholarship if Logan left. So, the number of QBs would be 3. 
    Obviously, keeping Aaron Murray healthy is mission #1 for Georgia, heading into the season. But once the season starts, that's out of their hands. Injuries happen when dudes get hit. Losing Logan Gray would be a problem. But it would sure make the current Georgia scholarship offers to those 5-star QBs very appealing. I hope Logan stays. He's respected by his teammates and the coaching staff. But if he leaves there are no hard feelings here. Again, he wants to play, not watch.