 The few remaining students enrolled in Athens were either women, men completing courses of study to then enter the military, or men who were either too young or physically unable (a 4-F draft status) to join any of the service branches.The Georgia Bulldogs athletics teams were able to draw from these students, but not from the Navy school’s cadets.For Wally Butts, the prospect of facing the 1943 schedule with a team composed of men too young for the draft or exempt from the service due to physical problems would have been daunting.