College Years
Edgar Chandler’s college career as an offensive tackle was and still is recognized as one of the greatest in the South Eastern Conference history. Chandler was an offensive right tackle for the University Of Georgia from 1964-1967. Edgar Chandler would end up accepting an invitation to three different bowl games in his senior year. The Liberty Bowl, the North South Bowl, and the Hula Bowl. He would be first team SEC in 1966, along with Doc Ayers, who was Edgar’s prep coach in Cedartown, and Vince Dooley, who was also in the Hall of Fame. The Bulldogs finished the 1966 year 10-1 overall with an undefeated 5-0 record versus the SEC. Chandler would help lead the Bulldogs to the 1967 Cotton Bowl Championship.
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