Worley's sophomore season ended early due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
He also became academically ineligible during that time, and worked hard at a junior college (while rehabbing his knee) to restore his grade point average, and his NCAA eligibility.
[5] Worley showed promise in his rookie season, amassing 770 yards rushing and five touchdowns on 195 carries.
The trade, intended to enhance the Bears' rushing attack with Neal Anderson and to resurrect Worley's career.
On October 23, 2007, Worley was inducted into the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame, which recognizes the careers and outstanding performances that have occurred during the decades-long rivalry.
[2] Worley's troubles with the law resurfaced on April 13, 2008, as he was arrested for speeding and failure to maintain the lane in Smyrna, Georgia.
[7] Worley now credits that police officer with "saving his life," and refers to the incident as the defining moment prompting his re-commitment to his faith and fueling his entrepreneurial spirit.
Based on stringent criteria outlined by the Southeastern Conference, Worley was chosen by the most senior administrative officers at the University of Georgia, with the athletic director, Greg McGarity, having the final say in the decision.
He is contracted with K-LOVE / AiR1 Radio as a speaker for its national "Dare to Dream" school assembly program.
Dee was a highly decorated, Olympic-caliber, youth gymnast, recruited heavily by Georgia and Alabama, among others.