Former UGA football star, ESPN analyst David Pollack goes undercover at Chick-fil-A
From Staff Reports
In anticipation of this weekend’s Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game, a matchup between University of Georgia and University of North Carolina, Chick-fil-A invited former Georgia Bulldog and ESPN college football analyst David Pollack back to Athens to go undercover as restaurant team member for a day.
The College Gameday broadcaster puts his chicken-breading and lemon-squeezing skills to the test in a video posted on the Chick-fil-A website.
Pollack surprised co-eds and football fans alike at the Beechwood Shopping Center location.
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