With a bachelor’s degree in insurance and risk management, insurance professional Scott G. Sink serves the Birmingham-based McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc., as senior executive vice president. In that role, he oversees more than 60 professionals in the energy and marine division. On a personal note, Scott G. Sink is a big Georgia Bulldogs football fan.The Georgia Bulldogs play in the NCAA Division 1, and some of football's greatest pro players wore a Georgia Bulldogs uniform in college. Many of the former players set some impressive Bulldog records before advancing to the NFL.1. David Pollack holds the record for the most career sacks, with 36 in four seasons with the team.
2. Herschel Walker is credited with the most career rushing yards at 5,259, also an SEC record.
3. Dominick Sanders, Bacarri Rambo, and Jake Scott share the record for all-time interceptions with 16.
4. In four seasons with the Bulldogs, Aaron Murray has the most touchdowns with 137.
5. Cited as the Bulldogs’ tackle machine, Ben Zambiasi has the most career tackles with 467 in four seasons.
6. Terrence Edwards holds the record for career receiving yards at 3,093.
Veteran executive Scott G. Sink has 25 years of experience at McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc., in Birmingham, Alabama. He serves the insurance firm as the senior executive vice president and practice leader in the energy and marine division. Scott G. Sink enjoys spending time with his family and supporting sports at the University of Georgia, his children’s alma mater, particularly the Georgia Bulldogs football program.The Georgia Bulldogs football team has consistently ranked as one of the nation’s most successful, dating back to its inception in 1902. The program has won 31 bowl games and has enjoyed a number of dominant periods, most recently in the early 2000s. Between 2002 and 2005, under the leadership of head coach Mark Richt, the Bulldogs established a 44-9 record, including a 13-1 2002 season. The Bulldogs went 3-1 in bowl play during this time, taking the Sugar Bowl, Capital One Bowl, and Outback Bowl.Aside from a handful of lackluster seasons, the Bulldogs have continued their winning ways in recent years. The 2017 and 2018 seasons resulted in 13-2 and 11-3 records, respectively, and saw the program take home the 2017 Rose Bowl.
An insurance executive, Scott G. Sink brings more than three decades of experience to his position as a senior executive vice president with McGriff, Seibels, and Williams in Birmingham, Alabama. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Scott G. Sink enjoys following the Georgia Bulldogs football team.Coming off a stellar season that saw the football team fall just short in a heartbreaking national championship game, the Bulldogs are considered one of the early favorites to win the 2018 national title. According to ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI) projections, as of April 2018, the Bulldogs are ranked No. 3 in the country, behind top-ranked Clemson University and second-ranked University of Alabama.According to the FPI projections, the Bulldogs are favored in each of their 12 regular-season games in the 2018 season, and it seems likely that Georgia and Alabama will meet in the SEC conference title game, setting up a rematch of a contest won by the Bulldogs in 2017. Though Georgia is ranked behind Alabama in the national rankings, ESPN prognosticates that Georgia will win the SEC conference title.
