Fast-growing Ray Drew believes versatility is his ticket to football future
Sophomore Ray Drew is now playing with 270 pounds on his 6-foot-5 frame and hopes to be between 285 and 290 by the time he leaves Georgia. (UGA photo)
ATHENS – Georgia coach Mark Richt was raving the other day about how much Ray Drew has grown since he has been with the Bulldogs. If Drew’s progress on the field matches his physical maturity, NFL scouts soon may be raving about Drew as well.
Thanks in large part to his metamorphosis from the athletic, 6-foot-5, 245-pounder he was when he showed up to the hulking 270-pounder he is in spring football practice this week, the Bulldogs have moved Drew down onto the defensive line. He played last season as a will outside linebacker, a stand-up position that occasionally plays on the line of scrimmage.
Now he’s lining up at defensive end, which in defensive coordinator Todd Grantham’s scheme is played with a hand on the ground and sometimes well inside toward the interior of the opposing offensive line. Senior Cornelius Washington, who is now pushing 280 pounds is making a similar transition.
While initially resistant to the idea, Drew likes what he’s been hearing about and experiencing at the position.
“Before I leave here as a senior, they project me as about 285-290 [pounds],” Drew said. “If I can get to that weight and keep my speed as well, you know, everyone has dreams and aspirations of the NFL. And that would open me up not only to the 3-4 teams but the 4-3 teams as well. So you can be looked at by both sides as a defensive tackle, defensive end, 3-technique, 5-technique, any one.”
Both Drew and Washington have been working at the new position since spring practice opened on Tuesday. Thursday represented their third say working out with the group that includes Abry Jones and Garrison Smith and is led by coach Rodney Garner.
“There’s not too much of a difference,” Drew said. “The 5-technique and the 3-technique (tackle/end positions) are pretty much the same as the 9 technique (an outside linebacker spot) except you’re a little bit wider out and have a little more room to work. Now that I’m on the inside, you have to be a little more power driven and use your hands well. You have to have good hand placement and be able to knock the offensive tackle’s or guard’s hands off of you so you can make the play. That’s opposed to outside, where you can use a little more finesse and maybe use a spin move here or there.”
Ultimately, Drew may continue play some at outside linebacker in the fall. But a cornerstone of defensive coordinator Todd Grantham’s philosophy is to cross-train players at more than one position. He wants to have the versatility to mix-match his lineup to include what he deems to be the 11 best players on the field for whatever offense the Bulldogs may be facing in a given week.
But Drew’s dramatic physical growth as a result of daily strength and conditioning coupled with a supervised nutritional diet are dictating a change as much as anything.
“With the way Ray’s body is growing and that kind of thing, he’s certainly got to learn what to do at the end position,” Richt said. “I don’t know what he weighs this minute, but he’s tall, got very broad shoulders, long arms, giant feet. I think [he wears shoe size] 20s or something like that. . . . I don’t want to predict how big he can get but big enough to play end and still be athletic enough to play outside linebacker.”
Remaining versatile enough to play a number of positions is what Drew is banking on.
“[Demarcus] Dobbs is a great testament to that,” drew said of being versatile. “He’s with the ‘Niners now and the coaches love him because he can play the 7, the 5, the 3, the nose. When it comes down to it and you’re choosing between two guys on the defensive line and you’ve got a guy that can play all the positions as opposed to just a 5 or a 7, when it comes time to cut someone you’re going to keep the guy that can move around. So it gives you more opportunities in that aspect.”
Drew alluded to the story of Richard Seymour, who showed up as a Georgia freshman as a lanky, 6-foot-6 end.
“He didn’t want to move inside either and now he’s one of the highest-paid defensive linemen in the NFL,” Drew said. “So anyone who can help me make that much money, I’m willing to do whatever they say.”
You could say the idea of playing defensive end is growing on Drew.
“I look at myself as a player,” he said. “Whether it be at defensive end, outside linebacker or quarterback, I just want to be on the field. But as far as that label itself, yeah, I could see myself as a defensive end.”
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Tally Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
3:37 pm
First?
Tally Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
3:38 pm
Wow, that’s a ‘first’.
jarvis
March 22nd, 2012
3:39 pm
He’ll be the man.
ClinchCountyDawg
March 22nd, 2012
3:39 pm
He wiil be a great play maker wherever he lines up!!!
some sense
March 22nd, 2012
3:40 pm
Kwame Geathers????????????????????????????????
Burdell
March 22nd, 2012
3:48 pm
That is one big ole’ Reverend y’all got there! Good luck to him…seems like a good “kid”.
Hail Munson
March 22nd, 2012
3:59 pm
I can’t wait to see Drew and Jones sandwich a quarterback. I wonder how much money those two could have made as part of the aint’s bounty program.
christopher
March 22nd, 2012
3:59 pm
GO DOGS ALL THE WAY!
piermontdawgny
March 22nd, 2012
3:59 pm
GET AFTER IT!
Georgia’s Defense will be the key to the National Championship!
Frank Lane
March 22nd, 2012
4:00 pm
It is getting so exciting.
G-Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:03 pm
Now if Bobo will take lessons regarding finding mismatches on offense…our team could be serious contenders.
SimpleDawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:05 pm
And all God’s children said, “Amen.”
Vampire Bill
March 22nd, 2012
4:06 pm
I’m a little worried about Kwame too? Where are you big fellah?
dawgman
March 22nd, 2012
4:06 pm
not trying to rain in the optimism in these comments but we still have Bobo. you know?
dawgman
March 22nd, 2012
4:06 pm
And Grantham’s defense is tailored to stop points being scored. not score many points
Dap01
March 22nd, 2012
4:07 pm
Drew is a GREAT Dawg. He is special.
Pup Fan
March 22nd, 2012
4:08 pm
@Tally Dawg,
Jim is that you?
RxDawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:11 pm
I’m excited to see what Drew can do next year. And yes, long lanky big fast DE’s are VERY much valued in the NFL.
1. You have to have a QB
2. You have to be able to rush and disrupt the opposing QB.
That’s the NFL secret to success right there.
7576DAWG
March 22nd, 2012
4:12 pm
When we recruit players ,some have stopped growing and some continue to grow. A lot of kids resist changing what they did in high school and never develop and grow into the position they will end up with in college and the Pro’s. I am glad that Drew understands why he has to move and learn more than one position. He is a good kid and has a great attitude. I think he will be a force to be reckoned with this year and especially next year. Our defense will be great this year but you want as many dominate players as possible like Ogletree and Jones . Find 2 or 3 more like them and our opponents won’t have time to breathe. Can’t wait to see Grantham’s defense in action this year.
1eyedJack
March 22nd, 2012
4:15 pm
Kwaeme is a DT. This article is about DEs.
Dawg Gone It !!!
March 22nd, 2012
4:16 pm
How Bout Them Dawgs !
Charlie Hayes
March 22nd, 2012
4:19 pm
DGD! Can’t wait to see that # 47 in the backfield creating mayhem! Another Pollack in the making I sense? Stay humble, off scooters and you could be the next All American my friend! Go Dawgs!
MY Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:24 pm
And every Dawg drooled a little more in anticipation of defensive greatness this fall! Go Dawgs!
Mountain Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:25 pm
This is all well and good, but I wish I was hearing more of ‘how I can help the Dawgs’ instead of ‘I’m trying to position myself where I can make the most money’. Evidently, the only thing on his mind is NFL money.
BigTimeTechFan
March 22nd, 2012
4:28 pm
Chip, it is very common for Collage players to put on weight. 25 pounds is not much and really no big deal. Most schools will get their players to a preferred playing weight during their freshmen year, then after adjust as they feel the player plays best. That very common for OL, DL, LB’s, TE
Example Fransis Kallon went from 240 to 280 in high school from Fall to Spring. Euclid Cummings went from 227 to 270 lbs, Emmanuel Dieke went from 220 lb to 270 lbs.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
4:40 pm
Evidently, the only thing on his mind is NFL money.
He is a minor league NFL player. Not a college player. He could care less about UGA. That mindset is one of the worst things about college football these days.
flo-ri-duh
March 22nd, 2012
4:50 pm
DE is where Drew belongs and Abry Jones is a senior – as well as Cornelius Washington. Drew is a true sophomore.
roswell dawg
March 22nd, 2012
4:54 pm
Gt bob shut up and go play with you sister
1eyedJack
March 22nd, 2012
5:03 pm
GTBob, GT players could care less about Georgia Tech. That’s why so few of them ever graduate.
DC Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
5:04 pm
GT Bob – you have a job right? You do it to make money right? Isn’t that the American Dream? Shut up moron.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:08 pm
GT Bob – you have a job right? You do it to make money right? Isn’t that the American Dream?
Your dream is to get a job and make money? You should really aim higher.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:11 pm
GTBob, GT players could care less about Georgia Tech. That’s why so few of them ever graduate.
Nah, some don’t graduate because graduating from GT actually takes considerable effort. Some people scoff at the APR rates. I laugh at them. The football players should have to work hard and persevere like any other Tech student.
rogeriter
March 22nd, 2012
5:18 pm
GTBob–Obviously you don’t have a job…or a personality…or common sense…or…
JayD
March 22nd, 2012
5:21 pm
GTBob…. Most college students think about life after college – Thats why they pick Majors!
1eyedJack
March 22nd, 2012
5:26 pm
“Nah, some don’t graduate because graduating from GT actually takes considerable effort.”
I thought Coach Fishfry only recruited student athletes who could handle the rigors of the Tech curriculum. Just how hard is that Management program?
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:30 pm
GTBob…. Most college students think about life after college – Thats why they pick Majors!
This is true for most students. For football players they usually just let an adviser pick a major and classes for them to minimize the amount of time they have to spend away from the football field. That way they can concentrate on their NFL career.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:32 pm
Just how hard is that Management program?
Harder then 90% of the majors at UGA. Its a highly ranked national program and has the same core requirements as the rest of the University. Meaning heavy on Science and Math.
dawgfan
March 22nd, 2012
5:43 pm
Heavy on science and math? LMAO. Management majors at Georgia Tech are required to take the equivalent of high school senior level math and science classes. Big freaking whoop. This hardly explains why you cannot win a bowl game, cannot beat Georgia, and cannot do anything in football that is of any significance whatsoever.
Tech fans are the biggest sore loser crybabies on the face of the earth. Nothing but excuses out of the nerd herd. Its unbelievable.
Spanky
March 22nd, 2012
5:44 pm
…and that’s how quickly this blog gets off track!! Ignore the nerds, that’s it,..just ignore them, and they’ll leave like an 8yr old at a garden party….NOW, to answer some of you asking about Kwame, he and big Jon J are still co-noses 1 and 2. What I’m hearing from camp is the improvement of Garrison Smith, ‘Tree, and Bacarri Rambo. These guys are the one to light fires under fannies! Haven’t heard anything from the O Line yet…..yet.
7576DAWG
March 22nd, 2012
5:50 pm
You can’t bad mouth Drew for thinking about making money in the NFL. If you were a student studying to be a lawyer you would be talking about how you were going to position yourself by the time you graduated to make the most money. He is being honest and I would rather him say that that a bunch of patronizing BS that really wouldn’t mean anything.
He was convinced to try other positions because Grantham thinks he has a better chance at playing Pro ball knowing all the positions on the offensive line. He didn’t like it at first but realizes that Grantham is a lot smarter than he is and if Grantham finds him a home on the offensive line Georgia will be better off and Drew will reap the benefit by getting to the next level. Everybody wins so where is the complaint. I haven’t heard one thing bad about Ray Drew and attitude except that he bust his rear end everyday. If he wants to talk about money he is entitled to do so like any other student would be doing as part of an important aspect of ones future.
dnn
March 22nd, 2012
5:50 pm
Former nfl coach training young college men football nfl style..show me the money
UGADawg91
March 22nd, 2012
5:51 pm
G. Smith on the D-Line is one guy I am really looking forward to seeing. D. Swann at CB is another. Now if the O-Line can hold up and the RB’s can stay healthy and on the field, could be a real special year. The D should be special but I still worry about Bobo.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:54 pm
Management majors at Georgia Tech are required to take the equivalent of high school senior level math and science classes. Big freaking whoop.
They are required to take Survey of Calculus, and Finite Mathematics as the core math classes. One semester of Computer Science, two semesters of lab science which I can assure you are more difficult then what you took in high school, at least two semesters of economics, and at least two semesters of financial accounting. This is all on top of the normal core courses that most students at any college have to take and the core managerial classes. Please, compare this to the housing degree at UGA for us.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
5:55 pm
If you were a student studying to be a lawyer you would be talking about how you were going to position yourself by the time you graduated to make the most money.
Is he majoring in football? I’m honestly asking because it wouldn’t surprise me if that was an actual major at UGA.
Spanky
March 22nd, 2012
5:56 pm
UGADawg91- Thanks for that lead-in about Bobo….think about this for a bit..Out with Bobo, in comes Hines Ward, who wants to coach at Georgia…eventually…not sayin, just sayin!
slawdawg
March 22nd, 2012
6:34 pm
Go dogs, go Drew!! GT Bob does not have a clue about sports!!
bingdon
March 22nd, 2012
6:34 pm
I like the guys comment abou quamy gathers or however he spells his name. Giant is not always good, but it don’t hurt.
slawdawg
March 22nd, 2012
6:36 pm
GT Bob…….Is he majoring in football? Yes, It’s called the NFL where they millions you know!!!
Dawg Haus
March 22nd, 2012
6:50 pm
Drew will be an outstanding end for the Dawgs. Didn’t he play that position in high school?
bamadawg
March 22nd, 2012
7:02 pm
Hey GT Bob Just a 1972 high school grad here but I’ll show you my w-2 if you’ll show me yous!!
BobDawg
March 22nd, 2012
7:40 pm
This kind of reminds me of what O’Leary did at Tech, he would find a 6′ 4″ 195lb string bean and turn him into a 6′8″ 285lb beast by the time they were done at Tech….
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
7:43 pm
Hey GT Bob Just a 1972 high school grad here but I’ll show you my w-2 if you’ll show me yous!!
No thanks. I will just assume you are a multi millionaire like every UGA fan on these blogs claims to be.
GTBob
March 22nd, 2012
7:47 pm
GT Bob…….Is he majoring in football? Yes, It’s called the NFL where they millions you know!!!
Yes I know, and so does Drew. It is the only reason he shows up for any classes at UGA. They really should find a way to seperate football and the school. That way football players won’t have to go to those pesky classes that hurt them more then they help them.
kerryb
March 22nd, 2012
7:49 pm
Seems like the Rev is developing the love of money.
Ghost
March 22nd, 2012
8:02 pm
GTbob, Ray is an excellent student, had an offer to play at Tech , was a full qualifier.Did Calvin Johnson get his degree? How about Dwyer or Nesbitt?
Larry
March 22nd, 2012
8:24 pm
I bet Gtbob lives w his parents and works as a
bag boy at Kroger. His ability to keep up on this
blog is a credit to the local special ed teachers
who helped him overcome his problems.
kybodawg
March 22nd, 2012
8:30 pm
maybe this year with the return of the mat drills and quality depth we wont fold in the second half like the last two games. add a real running game to eat up clock and keep the other guy on the field to.
dawgfan
March 22nd, 2012
8:54 pm
such a DGD!! yeah GTBob he doesn’t care about uga when he said “they project when i leave here after my SENIOR year…” the kid loves uga, which is why he is a DGD
Paddy
March 22nd, 2012
9:09 pm
Mountain Dawg………..you can’t blame any college player for saying what Drew said about money and the NFL… That is how they are recruited. If you don’t take that tact ,they are playing for Ithaca or Oberlin.
Ol' Bag O' Doooooooosh
March 22nd, 2012
9:21 pm
For goodness sakes, IGNORE THE TROLLS. The AJC blogs are terrible!
Can we just talk UGA football without acting like a 13 year old Yech fan?????????
evil empire
March 22nd, 2012
9:27 pm
i love it when you ignorant dawg fans throw around that stupid “DGD” bs…funny stuff…
Mountain Dawg
March 22nd, 2012
9:44 pm
I’m sure Reggie Ball turned out to be a helluva engineer.
RED DOG 77
March 23rd, 2012
12:41 am
@GTBob…………..Are you a comonist?
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Bulldawgman46
March 23rd, 2012
8:36 am
Finally get to see Ray Drew on the field and if he is 25 lb heavier and has the same speed skies the limit for the talent this guy has. No flash in the pan hear GO DAWGS !!!!!
Bulldawgman46
March 23rd, 2012
8:40 am
I see GT BOB is up to his BS again …… GET A LIFE !!!!!
matt
March 23rd, 2012
8:45 am
Not sure he’s going to play OLB at 285lbs. Hope they have some young kids to replace these guys for the 2013 season. I think we will lose about 9 off the D after this year.
matt
March 23rd, 2012
8:54 am
GTBob- college is supposed to be a path taken to better your futur through an education. For most kids it is just that. The reality is that for a select few classes are nothing more than a way to stay eligble until they are NFL draft ready. You can say this about any sport. A high school baseball stud doesn’t have to worry about even getting a high school diploma. They get drafted in the first few rounds and can make plenty of money to worry about school later. A juco kid is draft eligible as a freshman. You think he’s worried about class if he’s good enough?? You think kids in college basketball that know they are good enough worry about their education??
Get off your high horse. The few kids on Tech’s team that are good enough aren’t worried about their education and they sure as hell didn’t choose Tech because of it’s engineering program.
claytondawg
March 23rd, 2012
9:32 am
@GTBob…the word is spelled SEPARATE and not sepErate.
LogicalUS
March 23rd, 2012
9:43 am
Look the 2012 version of UGA is headed for a debacle of epic proportions. You have a RB who taps out after a quarter now dreaming about his coming “run for the Heisman” followed by a backup LB trying to find a position dreaming about how it will effect his NFL prospect????? Bhahahhahha.
How about making a tackle in a real college football game first einstein before worrying about your NFL draft status. Good Lord.
And the delusional UGA fans are just as silly, hey dimmys, this is defense isn’t the ‘85 Bears, they just came off giving up 75 points in their last two games. For the educational challenged, that is 37.5 points a game.
These delusions are not going to end well.
I-DOG
March 23rd, 2012
10:03 am
GT Bob:
DC Dawg referred to a specific kind of dream in his post. The “American Dream”. In his very short post he summed it up perfectly. The American Dream is about getting a job (or starting a business) and making money, buying a home and raising your children. It is about obtaining a standard of living that was a little higher than your parents were able to do for you.
That doesn’t mean that money is all there is to life and that giving back to the community, being a good person, seeking knowledge, having some laughs, and being comfortable in your own skin aren’t important. They also aren’t mutually exclusive to getting a job and making money. DC is correct that taking your talent and hard work and seeing how far you can go with them is indeed the American Dream and Ray Drew has a chance to realize his and playing for UGA and hopefully getting his degree from Georgia is a part of that.
DIT
March 23rd, 2012
10:16 am
Ignore GTBob!!! Just say no! Everyime you fire back at his posts you are doing what he wants. Ignore him and he will go away!
DIT
March 23rd, 2012
10:17 am
sorry that’s “Everytime”
nerds are funny
March 23rd, 2012
10:44 am
GT Bob is really not a tech fan. The GT stands for “got teets”. Bob has man boobs and pokes fun at himself with his blog name. Now that said, he is ignorant. Ignorant with man boobs is no way to go through life Bob.
WDE
March 23rd, 2012
10:45 am
@LogicalUS what’s a “dimmy” ?
ole yeller
March 23rd, 2012
11:35 am
You will see Ray Drew on Sunday (NFL). I am glad i will be able to see him develop at Uga before he leave, (HUGE TALENT).
UGAgrad'71
March 23rd, 2012
12:52 pm
With the millions of dollars in contracts at all level of sports, even golf has million dollar pay days. When was the last time Tiger Woods mentioned he went to Stanford? Why study and work hard, get drafted by almost any pro sport and you may have enough money in your first contract to set you up for life
Cdpridg
March 23rd, 2012
2:05 pm
I fully expect to see Ray become a contributor this year on what will be one of the best defenses in the nation
SSGt Dawg
March 23rd, 2012
2:46 pm
I just came up with the greatest nickname ever for Rev. Drew. “Pastor Disaster”. This gut is going to wreak havoc once he is given the opportunity to get on the field. It seems like our Dawgs have found a group of very unselfish young men who are willing to be coached and do whatever it takes to win. Switching positions even if it wasn’t there first choice. Those are the things it takes to win rings and win consistently.
MD
March 23rd, 2012
2:53 pm
If you are sick of GT Bob, quit commenting about what he says. It’s really that easy.
SteveDFWdog
March 23rd, 2012
3:13 pm
@GT Dog. What you underclassmen don’t really understand is that unless you are in a very specific field Med, certain Computer sciences. Us employers will spend the first year of your career RE-TRAINING you. Very little of scholastic success will actually translate. That is why it is more who you know and the network you build for yourself that will impact your success in life. And UGA people are just a whole lot cooler to hang out with and thus we are, like I am now looking out the corner window and The Tech guy I hired year and half ago is in Cube town. Fact bro.
Timmy Dog
March 23rd, 2012
3:57 pm
This kid has “BUST” written all over him unfortunately.
BiggDawgK
March 23rd, 2012
4:26 pm
I know most of the anti Georgia trolls are not very smart so I’ll try to help y’all understand how the interview process works. There are these people called reporters and their job is to ask questions and then “report” the answers to the questions.
These reporters will ask a question such as “Ray how do you think your new position might effect your future in the NFL?” Now follow closesly ga text fans I know the aspergers makes it difficult for y’all to follow this part. At that point Ray Drew responds to the question he has been asked. Do you understand?
Gt boob I know you are extra stupid so I’ll give you extra info. Ray Drew doesn’t get to just talk about whatever he wants to like you do when your mom is trying to get you to take a bath and you are babbleing about how you can’t wait to watch the new Twilight movie. He answers the questions asked of him.
Did that help y’all understand a little better? Do you see how hard the AJC staff works now?
BiggDawgK
March 23rd, 2012
4:37 pm
timmy “dog”
It never cease to amuse me that ga text fans think adding dog or dawg or georgia to their onscreen name is the ultimate in stealth. LOL They gather around a computer, ac set on 60 and with 3 fans circulating to offset the heat 4 300+ lb kids generate and brainstorm a way to masquerade as a Georgia fan to anger the multitude of Bulldog fans.
Poindexter furrows his brow and finally comes up with “I’ll say I’m timmy dog” gt boob high fives poindexter. “All those years of playing online spy games finally paid off”
WDE
March 23rd, 2012
5:00 pm
@BiggDawgK now that was funny…
tell me again
March 23rd, 2012
5:44 pm
It is amazing that anyone comes on this board – especially during the off season, and gets amped up about anything said…GT Bob, it is pathetic that you come on this board and disgrace the credible Tech posters by proving, by your very consistent presence here, that there is absolutely nothing do discuss on the Tech board. Please, stop embarrassing your alumni and go share your opinions, such as they are, with other Tech posters. You are not really valued here and have nothing of relevance to add to any conversations on this board, except, to nit pick and attempt to ruffle the feathers of those Dawg posters who are not smart enough to see your childish ruse ~ sadly, there are more than a few of those here. I have always had a severe disdain for posters jumping boards to simply aggravate other fans. Although, I will say that knowing what the curriculum at Tech is for Mgmt. Majors is a real plum of information I am sure we were all dying to know.
Jimmy Crack
March 23rd, 2012
8:01 pm
SEC quarterbacks– Beware of the Big Dawg.
Champion Dawg
March 23rd, 2012
9:51 pm
Atlanta Falcons would love to have Rev Ray Drew now and most of the rest of our Junkyard Dawg Championship Defense. Dawgs are and will probably have better defense than most of NFL. YEAH BABY
Old Boy
March 24th, 2012
7:36 am
Interesting about Washington being up to 280. I remember him as the fast, lanky end. I hope that they have put the work into making his base and legs bigger; I would hate to see him get a significant knee injury during his senior season. A fast, large front seven should make this defensive unit even better than last year’s.
Richt has to go, and no amount of Kool-Aid will change that!
March 24th, 2012
8:15 am
Drew is too stupid to operate a motorscooter, and you think he can play football?
The truth about the Cesspool
March 24th, 2012
8:19 am
Georgia Tech has the nation’s highest average SAT score for football players, and also the highest average high school GPA.
UGA, on the other hand, had one of the very lowest SAT averages, as well as a very low GPA average. As a result, three-fourths of UGA players are “special admits,” when means that they can not meet the minimum educational and intelligence requirements for admission to UGA, even as low as that is.
Yes, it would be great if Tech was more competitive with UGA, but Tech fans are proud of our heritage of having intelligent, responsible athletes who go on to rewarding careers and contribute to society.
Contrast this with the very unintelligent t-h-u-g-s that UGA recruits. The 50 arrests over the last four years is proof enough, not to mention winning the Fulmer Cup. Most of these goons are tossed out after their eligibility is over, and many end up on welfare.
UGA is clearly just a football f-a-c-t-o-r-y dedicated to winning at all costs, and most UGA fans are okay with this, with no concern about the embarrassment this brings to the State of Georgia.
Mark Richt is the architect of this situation. As long as he is paid a huge salary, he will continue to recruit the illiterate brain-dead t-h-u-g-s who he thinks will win. Unfortunately for UGA fans, he’s not remotely in the same league with the top coaches in the SEC.
So the bottom line is that Georgia Tech – win or lose – does so with honor and integrity, while the lowlife punks, woman beaters, drug users, and drunks in Athens continue to embarrass us all.
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Brainiac(Dawg for life/Richt fan for life)
March 24th, 2012
10:45 pm
@ The truth about cesspool:
If CMR recruits “very unintelligent t-h-u-g-s” you can bet the farm he will be showing up at YOUR house/doublewide because it is obvious you may be OVERQUALIFIED
Niceville Dawg
March 25th, 2012
8:52 am
@ Cesspool…..please tell us all the “many” UGA football players that are on welfare.I’d love to see a list.
Timmy Dog
March 26th, 2012
10:16 am
BiggDawgK, you dork, you can say what you want about me, but I bleed red and black all day long!! Just calling them like I see them.