Georgia cornerback Daniel Harris was arrested Thursday night on five misdemeanor driving charges, including reckless driving, operating an unregistered vehicle without a license plate, no proof of insurance, and having illegal window tint. Harris was cited for driving over 100 mph in rainy conditions and released after posting a $50 bail. This incident is part of a troubling pattern within the Georgia football program, with over 25 members having been arrested or cited for driving-related offenses since January 2023. The program has seen eight current players arrested for similar charges, with measures like withholding NIL funds being implemented to curb this behavior. Coach Kirby Smart has emphasized the importance of discipline and hinted at financial penalties as an effective deterrent. Harris' arrest continues to highlight the ongoing issues within the team's culture regarding driving offenses.