Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Daniel Harris was arrested for reckless driving after being clocked at 106 mph on a rainy night, marking him as the latest player from the team to face legal issues related to driving. He was charged with five misdemeanors, including no proof of insurance and illegal window tinting, after police observed him driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee with an expired tag. The incident occurred just hours before Georgia's first Southeastern Conference game, raising concerns for head coach Kirby Smart, who has previously struggled to ensure player safety on the roads. This arrest follows a tragic incident in January 2023 that resulted in the deaths of player Devin Willock and staffer Chandler LeCroy, which has heightened awareness of reckless driving among team members. Harris was booked and released on a $50 bond shortly after his arrest, continuing a troubling trend of driving-related offenses within the football program.