Ten@10: UGA commit Justin Scott-Wesley planning visit to Clemson
THE TEN AT 10:
Justin Scott-Wesley insist he's still 'solid with Georgia' despite plans to take an official visit to Clemson. (AJC photo by Phil Skinner)
1. Georgia’s poor start to the season has at least one of its recruits a little concerned. UGA commitment Justin Scott-Wesley, a wide receiver from Mitchell County, said he has been talking to Clemson coaches recently. “They want me to take a visit,” Scott-Wesley said. “I told them I will and they said they will get back to me on a date.” The two-time state sprint champion and 100-meter record-holder, a one-time Stanford commitment, insists that shouldn’t be seen as a sign he is wavering on the Bulldogs. “I am still a solid commit to UGA,” he said, “unless there’s a major coaching change.”
2. That said, recruiting still appears to be going well for the Bulldogs. Several major prospects were visiting for the game, which the Bulldogs lost to Arkansas 31-24 to drop to 1-2 on the season. But blue-chippers such Griffin defensive end Xzavier Dickson and Cullman, Ala., offensive lineman Spencer Region spoke glowingly of their experience at Sanford Stadium. Region told Scout.com’s Chad Simmons he was “blown away” on his unofficial visit. And Dickson said he “really liked the atmosphere” and thinks Georgia “could be a great fit for me.” . . . Head coach Mark Richt, recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner and defensive coordinator Todd Grantham visited Dickson in Griffin last week.
3. Meanwhile, Marcus Roberson, a four-star cornerback out of St. Thomas Aquinas in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., was in Athens on an official visit and told UGASports.com on Sunday that Georgia is now in the lead for him. But Roberson backed off that claim when he spoke with a Scout.com reporter a day later. “Here is the truth: I loved my visit at Georgia and I’m so glad I got to go there and they will definitely be on my mind a lot now. But I don’t think they are my leader,” Roberson told Scout’s Laura McKeeman. “I probably was a little quick to say that. I’m actually thinking that Auburn, Florida and Georgia are about even in my eyes. Auburn sort of has an edge and then it’s Florida and Georgia.” So take it for what it’s worth. But clearly it’s not always about wins and losses for these guys.
4. Not every visitor was moved by their experience, however. Ty Montgomery, a four-star wide receiver from Dallas who is committed to Stanford, was also an official visitor. “I like Georgia and I have interest in them,” Montgomery told Scout. “But I am a man of my word and I am still committed to Stanford. I like Georgia a lot and I had a good visit, but I am still with Stanford.”
5. Georgia’s recruiting this past weekend appeared to go very well from a basketball standpoint as well. The Bulldogs got a commitment from 6-foot-10 center Tim Dixon of Oldsmar, Fla., who was on an official visit and attended the football game. Also attending as an official visitor was South Atlanta 6-foot-9 forward Nick Jacobs. South Atlanta coach Michael Reddick discussed Jacobs’ visit with the AJC’s Michael Carvell.
6. Isaiah Johnson wasn’t the highest-touted member of Georgia Tech’s recruiting class but, so far at least, he’s having the greatest impact. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound true freshman has started every game for the Yellow Jackets and is currently second on the team with 18 tackles. Nine of those tackles — and one sack — came in the Kansas game.
7. Former Lovett quarterback Jonathan Carkhuff got his first start at Davidson last week against Campbell University, and it was a memorable one. Down 27-14 in the fourth quarter, Carkhuff helped lead Davidson back to win 28-27. Carkhuff went 3-for-3 passing on the final drive to set up Davidson’s winning score with 13 seconds remaining. Carkhuff was 14-of-26 passing for 140 yards in the game. . . . Carkhuff is best known for leading Lovett to a stunning 28-21 upset win over Buford last season. The two teams face off in a rematch this Friday at Lovett. It’s the Channel 2 Sports Zone High School Game of the Week.
8. Former Georgia quarterback Zach Mettenberger will be taking an official visit to LSU on the weekend of Nov. 19-21, according to the Baton Rouge Morning Advocate. Mettenberger (6-5, 240) has been excelling for Butler Community College in Kansas since his dismissal from UGA last May.
9. AJC Super 11 tight end Jay Rome of Valdosta is planning an official visit to Tennessee, according to GoVolsXtra.com. However, he still favors Georgia and Alabama. Rome had five catches for 88 yards and two touchdowns, including the game-winner in an overtime victory over Brunswick, this past Friday.
10. THIS & THAT: Tucker linebacker James Vaughters, an AJC Super 11 selection, received his official acceptance from Stanford this past Friday. Vaughters committed to the Cardinal this past summer. . . . Hillgrove power forward Dominic Early committed to Furman, the AJC reports. . . . There is a call in Knoxville for Da’Rick Rogers to start returning kicks for Tennessee. No answer so far from coach Derek Dooley. . . .
DE Deoin Barnes of Philadelphia has Georgia in his top five along with Pitt, Penn State, Michigan and South Carolina, according to PalmettoSports.com. AJC Super 11 defensive end Ray Drew of Thomas County Central plans an official visit to LSU the weekend of the Tigers’ Oct. 2 game against Tennessee. He was also quoted recently saying he wants to visit Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA.
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Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
3:37 pm
Bullgator12,
I hate to reign on your parade but this is a website that has been created using wordpress. In other words its just one joe schmoe like you or I creating his own website and stating what he believes. He has no more credibility on the subject than you or I. What is this person’s credentials?
Secondly, I looked at his posting on Alabama and according to his own postings exactly 1 player who signed for 2010 for Alabama is having to greyshirt. ONE! What is the problem with that? As for the other players that he listed the reasons they were not on the 2010 roster were actually pretty credible. Medical harships, players who had already graduated and chose not to play a 5th year, player transfers due to lack of playing time- this happens EVERYWHERE.
On one player Rod Woodson the poster was purposefully misleading though in stating that his scholly was not renewed so he transferred. Not quite. He was asked to transfer because he broke team rules-either behavioral or academic such as not attending class. This is a guy who was competing for the starting safety spot and playing regularly as a true freshman and was a 4 star recruit. Harly a guy cut because he wasn’t “good enough”.
Specifically what on his website does he point out about Alabama that you dislike? Be specific please.
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
3:41 pm
Tide Rising, that is an excellent and thorough post about how Saban handles oversigning. If you explain to a kid and his parents that there is a possibility that they will have to gray-shirt if they stay committed to Bama, and they still stay committed how is that wrong?!?! Les Miles got put in a serious bind with his most recent class, and, like you said, he did not handle it well at all.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
3:45 pm
Bullgator12,
Allow me to pose the question to you personally. Is it better that Saban oversigns and one player had to greyshirt this year and delay enrollment by 1 semester? Or is it more moral that in the name of not oversigning that 13 schollies at AU and 17 at UT last year went vacant because the coaches had failed to accurately account for attrition and sign appropriately?
I’m real curious to hear your moral justification as to why 13 and 17 young men, mostly black and mostly from poor backgrounds, should be denied scholarships because coaches didn’t oversign.
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
3:49 pm
You can be so magnanimous but if it was your kid you wouldn’t be so forgiving. The rules are 85 not 85 plus 1-5 extra just in case. If your way is OK why doesn’t the NCAA say you can have 85 plus x amount for rainy days? Because it is circumventing the rules in adult language–kids just know it for what it is, “cheating.”
I’ll bet if the NCAA passed a rule that said for every greyshirt the school would lose 2 scholies the next yr we wouldn’t have that problem.
This only seems to be a problem for a FEW schools. Ohio St, USC and others never have this problem….does playing WITHIN the rules sound unreasonable? You CANNOT defend greyshirting any more than you can defend grade tampering.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
3:52 pm
Lowndes25,
Yep. That’s my whole point. Miles just handled it poorly by not explaining things thoroughly to potential recruits.
This whole website is nothing more than some joe schmoe getting on a moral high horse and now he has an audience that listens to him. And neither he nor his audience have thought through the fact that oversigning is not necessarily a bad thing while undersigning can end up denying college schollies to deserving students. I’ve yet to see one person morally justify why its okay to undersign and have vacant schollies like what happened to UT last year and AU then to oversign to the point that one player who understands this possibility may have to delay enrollment by 1 semester. I’ve yet to see it.
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
3:55 pm
What is this let’s make a deal on MORALS? If a coach can’t recruit, count scholarships, keep track of players academic progress then he and his AD are to blame. Don’t try to grab the moral high ground that Saban is helping poor and black kids. This is NOT just a Saban issue—grey shirting is wrong–flat out wrong. try to justify it anyway you want but it’s wrong. The kids they are short in your scenario just wipes out a red shirt class basically. The next yr they have more scholarships and more openings to show kids they can come in and move up the depth chart quicker. Can’t believe you are now excusing this as a Nobel Peace prize winning behavior on Saban’s part on the behalf of the poor and black youth of America…..ROFLMAO
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
3:59 pm
BullGator12,
In what way, shape, or form is greyshirting cheating? When fall camp reported Bama had the allowable 85 players on scholarship- no more than anyone else in the country. And in our freshman class we had the max 25- again no more than the allowable maximum. What is it about this that you just can’t seem to understand? The greyshirted players are not on the team so how is it that we are playing with an advantage?
If the players don’t like the idea of a possible greyshirt than guess what? They can sign somewhere else. That is their choice. If you’re a father and your son wants to go to UF or Bama and the coach explains that their is the possibility of him greyshirting for one semester than your kid doesn’t have to sign with him. Sign with someone else who will guarantee that he will not be greyshirted. Problems solved.
Please justify to me why its morally ok for 30 kids to be denied admission at UT and AU last year because the coaches didn’t oversign but why its morally terrible that one Alabama player has to delay enrollment by 1 semester when he would have been redshirted anyway. Please explain this.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:04 pm
Bullgator12,
Do you know of anyone who can see into the future and see just how many players will end up making the grades to qualify academically? Or how many will get in legal or disciplinary trouble? Or how many will career ending injuries? When you get your crystal ball please lend it to coach Saban. And once again I ask you- if its explained to the bottom 2-3 recruits in full disclosure that the possibility of greyshirting exists then what the hell business is it of yours? If the recruit doesn’t like that he can sign elsewhwhere. If he is fully aware of the possiblity and still chooses to sign with Bama then it aint none of your dang business now is it?
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
4:05 pm
@ Tide Rising
You are now sounding ignorant. Claiming I am on a soapbox for blog listeners—grey shirting will soon be an NCAA punishable offense.
Where the ignorant part comes in is schools across the country are now talking not issueing all available scholarships because of funding issues. There are only a few schools in the nation whose athletic depts are in the black. It is a fact that schools won’t be able to afford all their alloted scholies. Under your BS view they should be open to discrimination charges? Denying poor & black people scholarships–that is laughable. Alabama is the lowest of the top 20 football powers in Academic Performance—know what that is? It’s tracked by the NCAA—When most of Bama’s players finish with football they end up working at the drive through window at McDonalds so don’t give me any of that denying scholarships to the needy crap. It’s football then McDonalds with less than 40% of the football players graduating.
See how you explain away this:
http://web1.ncaa.org/maps/cVbnp9TaprRelease.jsp
GT Sambo
September 21st, 2010
4:05 pm
Is grayshirting used to get around the 85 scholarship limit, absolutely. But at the end of the day that scholarship counts, it just counts for the next year. If the NCAA wanted to crack down on this I am sure they could make the rules more onerous, but of course that would only hurt the kids, not the coaches, so that’s probably why it hasn’t been done.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:07 pm
Bullgator12,
I’m still waiting for your response as to which is better? Is it better that one Bama player had to delay enrollment by 1 semester due to oversigning? Or is it better that they don’t oversign like at UT and AU and 30 scholarships go unused at those 2 programs because coaches didn’t oversign? I’m still waiting for your response on that one. I would love to see you try and sit there and tell 30 young men that they wont be living the dream of playing college football on scholarship because the coach has some fear about the possiblility of oversigning. I would love to see that.
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
4:10 pm
Tide Rising—you have lost it
1–the ones that are greyshirted aren’t necessarily the last ones signed
go look at verbal dates of Bama players—you are trying to tell the world that Saban goes out and syas I have signed my allotment now if I offer you you may have to sit out a semester and lose a FULL season of playing. That’s BS……they sign them, weed out by position need and their perceived potential and then if over they go and tell the player they oversigned. They never told that kid they greyshirted when they accepted his verbal that he might grey shirt. That is absolutely untrue.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:12 pm
Bullgator12,
I see that you are avoiding answering my question. You would rather change the subject and talk about bama players working at McDonalds, the APR, academic programs loosing money, etc.
If they make a rule regarding greyshirting then so be it. The end result is that schools will offer less scholarships and less players, mostly black and from poorer backgrounds, will not be going to college on a football scholarship. Not an opinion. Just a fact. If you’re cool with that than so be it.
You’re obviously cool with all those 30 scholarships going unused at AU and UT. Hope you’re happy about all those schollies going to waste.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:16 pm
Bullgator12,
You are an absolute dang fool. Of the 2 players at Bama that were possible greyshirt candidates Wilson Love and Ronald Carswell there are articles on the players regarding their recruiting process where the players talk about the fact that they know they might have to greyshirt. Its public knowledge you freaking idiot that these 2 players knew they might have to greyshirt. As it turned out only one had to. Does you ignorance know no bounds?
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
4:18 pm
Tide Rising
I already told you that is a BS scenario. It was mismanagement on those schools parts…what are you saying when schools only can afford to give out 75 scholarships….that’s part of the college athletic business. You can’t justify misleading a kid with a scenario of others being left out. That’s life’s lessons–we all get left out of something and we have to percevere. Those kids are not entitled to those scholarships if the schools don’t give them out but if they do they are entitled to what they were promised. I guess a bigger and simplier question is why do only a handful of schools feel the need to do this? Can you answer that. Could it be the old win at any cost theory—Saban doesn’t have a real ethical past—ask LSU or the Dolphins. I guess if we take that into acct then morals don’t matter. Saban is a great on the field coach and recruiter but will never be a poster boy for morals.
4WhatIt'sWorth
September 21st, 2010
4:19 pm
I remember in 2007, after Georgia lost to S. Carolina and Tennessee, everyone was calling for blood. Georgia went on to win the rest of their games and finish #2 in the polls. I remain faithful in this staff and believe a similar turnaround is very possible. GO DAWGS!
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:20 pm
“They never told that kid they greyshirted when they accepted his verbal that he might grey shirt. That is absolutely untrue.”
Hey idiot,
And you know this how? And your proof is where? Were you privy to the personal conversations between Saban and various recruits? No??? Did you tape record all these conversations with recruits so that you can now loudly proclaim that you know it as fact, as a proveable truth, that these players were never told of the possibility of greyshirting? Please provide your proof that they were never told and I’ll send you a $1,000 check. Until then STFU you frigging idiot.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:22 pm
Bullgator12,
Please provide your proof of Saban misleading recruits by never telling them of the possibility of a greyshirt. I’m waiting for your proof.
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
4:23 pm
BullGator12, you came into this arguement with preconceived notions about greyshirting, and there really is nothing that we can say to change your mind about it. Tide Rising has done a good job breaking everything down for you if you just would just take a step back from the computer, breathe, and re-read his posts. There is nothing in the NCAA rule-books against greyshirting…it is a common practice at all schools. Heck, even UGA is doing it this year with Nathan Theus…Richt told him up front that they would take his commitment if he would agree to greyshirt and be counted towards next years class…guess what, he GLADLY jumped all over the scholarship offer. What part of that was wrong? And, to try and use verbal commitment dates to back up your point is ludicrous…a good chunk of recruits are silent-commitments to a college well before they go public with their decision so you can’t use that as a barometer. If a kid knows full well that there is a possiblility that he might have to greyshirt if he wants to attend college at that University, and he agrees to it what exactly is wrong with that?!?! And, I don’t think you quite grasp the concept of greyshirting…the kid does not lose any of his eligibility…he will enroll in January of the following year and count towards next year’s class with all 4 years of eligibility remaining. I think you need to research this out a little more…
4WhatIt'sWorth
September 21st, 2010
4:24 pm
That being said, it would be nice to hear the voice of accountability from coaches looking in hindsight. The 3rd down play at the end of the Ark. game did bother me a little. I would have liked to have seen us run the ball and either get the first down or eat enough clock and field position to get us to overtime. We had momentum, I believe we would have won in overtime
ryan
September 21st, 2010
4:24 pm
I hear that Bama is recruiting Barry Sanders Jr hard so i think with UGA being so weak at running back that Crowell could contribute right away at UGA Bama so much depth at RB thats why UGA has the best chance to land Crowell .
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
4:26 pm
How did we move from greyshirting to funding issues in Athletic Departments?
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
4:30 pm
ryan, Barry Sanders Jr. is favoring Oklahoma State (his dad’s college), Tennessee and Notre Dame right now…Bama is on the outside looking in…he will more than likely sign with Oklahoma State but 2012 is a long ways away.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:34 pm
Lowndes25,
I appreciate the comment but there is simply no getting through to this guy. He simply has a pre conceived notion as you said and he just doesn’t want to back down from his preconceived notion.
4whatisworth,
True enough. A lot of football to play and I suspect the dawgs will be much better towards the end of the season as the defense gets adjusted to the new 3-4 scheme and Murray continues to gain experience.
Ryan,
I would like to think we could get Crowell but its a tough pull. I have a hard time seeing him choose Bama over the home state school that he grew up pulling for. In the end he goes to Georgia but gives us all some good drama to talk about in between.
BullGator12
September 21st, 2010
4:34 pm
Lowndes are you a teacher?
Everyone knows the greyshirt still has 4 yrs but you and LowTide keep saying they lose a semester–they lose a full season to start their eligibility. Also the history of greyshirting is well documented. There are some “good & ethical” uses, such as the one you described but the predominant fact is bama & LSU oversign and THEN & ONLY if they have to go back and sell the grey shirt idea. UGAs example is OK because the kid “was recruited” that way. Read the 4 links I posted above–it’s those kids that aren’t told til after the fact and they are constrained by the LOI they signed. There is a big diff and that is the sad and shameful downside that I am talking about. I still haven’t heard either of you address why only a handful of schools use this practice? It’s a stretch to say it is ethical and moral the way LSU & Bama have been doing this for yrs……
GoldenDawg
September 21st, 2010
4:37 pm
Tide Rising- go to Bamamag.com and check your eligibility tracker then compare that to any other school’s site and you will see that no other school is even close. In case here is a list of coaches that practice over signing Les Miles, Nick Saban, Houston Nutt, Randy Shannon, Butch Davis. How about Rod Woodson it was “mutally agreed it would be better for him to continue his career somewhere else.” ? Don’t you think it is funny that when he needs room for new recruits the old recruits seem to leave or tranfer the day before his numbers have to be down?
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:37 pm
Lowndes25,
I haven’t heard anything about barry sanders jr. but believe me when I say we are getting thin at tailback. Ingram will go pro early, Richardson will go pro after next year. We have a sensational 3rd team running back in Eddie Lacy except he has fumbling problems. Other than Lacy though we have nobody in 2012 and beyond and as we all know you have to have minimally 3-4 good running backs ready to go in any given year.
ryan
September 21st, 2010
4:39 pm
Lowndes25 your positive that Crowell will be a Dawg and what about JSW even if a couple assistant coaches are fired.
gdawginkalamazoo
September 21st, 2010
4:41 pm
Regardless of everyone’s opinion on greyshirting I think we can all agree that Houston Nutt signed 1 player too many this season.
DAWG07
September 21st, 2010
4:41 pm
Bama 4 coaches since Richt was hired.
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:42 pm
GoldenDawg,
As I noted earlier Woodson was dismissed for breaking team rules which usually means academic or behavioral issues. I can’t believe you are using him as an example of cutting players to make room for better recruits. He played a lot as a freshman, was a highly touted 4 star recruit, he was locked in a battle with Lester for the starting job at safety coming into the fall and most people thought he would start over Lester. If you knew anything about bama football you would know this. Safety is the thinnest spot on the Bama team and you’re saying Saban cut a guy locked in a battle for a starting safety position to make room for more recruits? Do you know how absurd that sounds?
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
4:42 pm
Definitely not a teacher…I hope that was a compliment and not something negative towards how I post
Actually, in one of your previous posts you are the one that pointed out that the kid “may have to sit out a semester and lose a FULL year of playing….” which I took to mean that you thought the kid actually lost eligibility if he decided to greyshirt which is definitely not the case. I am quite familiar with oversigning.com, but like Tide Rising pointed out to you it is a very flimsy website to say the least. Everything that Tide Rising has stated to you about oversigning has been spot-on and very thorough…trust me, he knows what he is talking about…
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
4:47 pm
“There are some “good & ethical” uses, such as the one you described but the predominant fact is bama & LSU oversign and THEN & ONLY if they have to go back and sell the grey shirt idea. UGAs example is OK because the kid “was recruited” that way. ”
Bullgator12,
I don’t know how many times I have to tell you every player that Bama has potentially greyshirted was told about this possiblility beforehand. You’re stating that they were never told this but yet you provide no proof of this. If all these so called greyshirt recruits- all 1 of them for 2010 at Bama- was never told of this possibility and the Bama staff was dishonest with them in their recruitment than please show me a Bama greyshirt that was ticked off over having to greyshirt and that asked for a transfer because they were dealt with dishonestly as is the case with the Porter recruit at LSU. Please provide proof. I’m still waiting.
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
4:50 pm
Tide Rising, Sanders Jr is an electric back but I think it is going to be hard for anyone to pry him from Oklahoma State…JMHO. Secondly, Bama will get its share of RBs…if not in this class, then definitely in next year’s. Most recruits are scared off by the fact that they don’t know for sure if Ingram is going to turn pro next year, or if he is going to decided to stay in school if the NFL decides to have a lock-out (which is pretty much a guaranteed at this point). Not too mention that Trent Richardson is just waiting in the wing to take over at RB…Lacy is a great prospect and he will fix his fumbling issues…Saban will make sure of that
Javorius Allen is still in play for you guys as well as Alonzo Harris…you will have to settle for one of those two guys b/c Crowell is not going to Bama.
ryan, nothing is positive in the world of recruiting until the recruit signs on NSD. However, I am VERY confident in the fact that Crowell will be a Dawg come February. JSW is all Dawg…don’t worry about him…
gdawginkalamazoo, now that we can definitely agree on
Tide Rising
September 21st, 2010
5:00 pm
Lowndes25,
Nice talking to you. I’ll check back in later to see if bullgator12 can come up with any quotes where a bama recruit says he was misled in the recruiting process and not told of the possiblility of a greyshirt. Of course he won’t be able to come up with anything like that since its just some preconceived notion of his that stubbornly continually adheres to.
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
5:01 pm
NIce talking to you as well Tide Rising.
Samuel Holmes
September 21st, 2010
5:18 pm
All these kids starting to waiver is scary…what are we paying them and their HS coaches for?!?!?
BYEBYECMR
September 21st, 2010
5:20 pm
Lowndes25,
I need the low down on the players that are considering UGA, and what are the odds of them signing with the BULLDOG NATION!
Lowndes25
September 21st, 2010
5:34 pm
Samuel Holmes, don’t worry about it…we have a very close class and I am not worried in the least about one of them decommiting.
BYEBYECMR, which recruits specifically do you want to know about?
Douglas
September 21st, 2010
5:40 pm
I am a UGA alumni but let’s be real UGA fans: if you were a really talented football player and wanted to be in the NFL one day, who would you really want to go play for: Saban or Richt? If you said Richt, you really are not being honest with yourself or you are in denial.
ryan
September 21st, 2010
5:40 pm
Thanks Lowndes25 for for info Crowell is the biggest gem for the Dawgs since Hershel i hope he break his record as a Dawg .
SEC Homer
September 21st, 2010
5:44 pm
Crowell is UGA all the way..No way Leeborn and crew let Columbus talent leave the state anymore:). Bama and AU used to get a lot of Columbus talent, now all go to UGA. I think UGA is fine, I see them going 9-3 or 8-4. It is amazing though what a great coach Petrino is at Arkansas. I bet he has half the talent UGA had on the field and pretty much took it to them. I know Mallett is the real deal but Petrino at UGA would equal National Championships….Thoughts?
ryan
September 21st, 2010
5:56 pm
It looks like big Drew will be a Dawg because he trimmed his list and UGA now leads sorry naganole but FSU was not there .
Snacks Dawg
September 21st, 2010
7:06 pm
This has Da’Rick Rogers part 2 written ALL OVER it.
UGA is playing bad and recruits are jumping ship.
Richt needs to get it together or he’s GONE.
I am tired of poor play in Atherns, GA. The HEAT is on there RICHT!
Einsteindawg
September 21st, 2010
7:11 pm
When Richt finally decides that Bobo is a booboo and fires him, show Rodney Gardner the door, too. Look at the duds he has signed…other than Rivals ratings, he doesn’t know cr*p.
ryan
September 21st, 2010
7:15 pm
Douglas and Snack Dawg you are not true UGA fans because you are just doom and gloomers Caleb King is coming back Green should be back by the Colorado game .
bitter justin scott-wesley
September 21st, 2010
7:48 pm
yaaaaw sea DA’trick roggers change his mine at the last day, i got months to say stupid statements and months to act as if im going to make a difference in the SEC yaaaaw, well take note i will be lying out my as— as much as possible because yaaaaaaw da’ slick is my hero and CMR aint gonnnna beeee the coach up at ole rocky top any how yaaaaw see im up on all them nick names in athens yaaaaw. ps my sorces here in south geoga tell me that nick satan over in byuuu tiger country been checking me out, pice yaaaaaw!!!!!
bitter enough SAID
September 21st, 2010
7:50 pm
no comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! punks
naganole
September 21st, 2010
7:54 pm
@ Ryan You’re talking about the ESPN list right? All SEC schools, lol. He’s having fun at everyone’s expense. Here is a direct quote from Drew from last week.
“USC, Cal and UCLA are the schools I’m thinking about a lot, but UCLA is the school right now that I’d want to get out to most for an official. Coach (Rick) Neuheisel and the rest of his staff seem like pretty nice people, and I also think I’d really like the temperature out there in California”
Drew has been playing the game.
If signing day were today there is absolutely no doubt in my mind where he signs.
fight truth decay
September 21st, 2010
8:13 pm
Hello dON….Thomas Davis is a great pro but he is not starting for the Panthers. He is on injured reserve for a second (repeat) torn acl.
But the Panthers do have an old dog that still kicks very well.