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Perhaps part of changing the Big-Game narrative would be not deluding your fanbase into thinking they out-talent a FAR superior team in FIVE areas. Moron.
Ledbetter will be coming home to UGA...just a matter of time before he makes the switch. That said, Bama won't flinch.
Meh. Auburn wins. Long way to go, though, so hopefully we can change his mind...assuming we want him that bad.
Word is that USC has somehow picked this kid up out of our backyard...smh
We might as well be in his "top 100." This'll likely come down to a battle between LSU and LSU.
The state of Georgia is loaded with talent this year. It'll be a very exciting year for recruiting, especially if the Dawgs can have some success this season.
Bama adding this guy to help with recruiting is like throwing a twig on a bonfire. Hate to say it, but the Bama recruiting machine couldn't get hotter.
Wait...a Bammer jumping to conclusions and automatically going on the defensive? Say it ain't so! At least you owned up to it and admitted you are "sad" for taking "10-win express" as an insult.
Ain't holding my breath for this one. Who we pull from PA last? Musa Smith? Not saying it won't happen and would love to have the kid, but I don't see it.
Very creative approach. I think it could backfire a little, though. I mean, what are the recruits who didn't get a sketch to think? What if the ones who did get one didn't like it? Not trying to find the negative and, again, I like that the staff is taking a very original approach, but it'll be interesting to see if this works against us somehow.
I do NOT want to see him go to AU or Tenn. Both those schools seem to have pretty crowded backfields, too, so if that really isn't a factor, then why not come to UGA?
Thompson, you are right: it's your choice. But, all us Dawg fans are keeping our fingers crossed that you commit to the G and bring your talent and character to Athens.
Makes a lot of sense, Brian. I wonder how many coaches would support such a change, though. I'd imagine no one wants to be locked out of a recruitment early on, despite it being a double-edged sword. Also, like you said in your article, coaches would have to evaluate talent accurately earlier on, which might lead to more busts at the next level (though I doubt it would be quantifiable). Finally, even though prospects are being recruited hard pretty early, I think the pressure from these coaches to sign early would be immense. That would be my biggest concern, as then you're talking about more pressure on the kids earlier on, despite the purpose of eliminating pressure, in a way.
Haha..didn't think of that angle. I guess my first assumption was mom was doing something she thought was noble.
Man, that's just wrong, mama. The only thing that would make sense is if she were trying to keep him away from a bad crowd or something. But, at the end of the day, if the kid has character, then he'll leave that crowd behind. If he doesn't have character, he'll find the bad crowd no matter where he goes.
Didn't go to a "tech school," but not sure how or why that means I can't say SC is not a national power. There are only a few schools I would consider a national power, whether due to recent success, tradition, or both. Sure, SC has been successful the past several years, but national power they are not. "Recent success" type national powers win their conference, AT THE VERY LEAST. Hell, it's not a knock; I don't think UGA is a national power, either. Does that unwad your panties?
SC is not a national power. Let's not kid ourselves. They've been to the SECCG one time ever and were throttled. SEC power, maybe, but not national. Win the SEC just one time and then we'll talk national stuff.
Should be clearer: with Tray Matthews being a junior in 2015.
C'mon Pruitt, show us what you're made of. Brian, I'm not sure where I put him, but I think Rashad Roundtree has to take someone's spot on this list. I think he's a must-get with the dismissal of JHC and Tray Matthews being a junior next year.
With the abundance of talent in GA this year, we may see a few go elsewhere, but UGA has a great shot at having an elite class.
"Is this really fair, both on the same team?" I hope teams are asking that same question week in and week out for the next 3-4 years.
Brian, I have seen his name as Trenton and Trent. Is his actual name the former, but he goes by the latter?
He seems to be ours to lose right now, for sure. We need him to commit early and recruit for us. There's a great deal of potential for the 2015 class.
Here's hoping that everyone we offer commits this weekend and shuts it down for good. Here's also hoping I win the Powerball jackpot.
LOL...if it were a possibility, then UGA would have 22 #34's out there.
Wow, LSU cloned Kevin Toliver and got a commitment from the clone, too? That just isn't fair :)
Oh yeah, I am aware of that embarrassing incident, as well. We all have 'em; I just feel more are prevalent among certain fanbases.
Nobody says the Evans family has suffered so far. But, you said "you made your bed, now lie in it" implying that you think the Evans family deserves what people are wishing upon them. People have wished he tears his ACL and that nobody goes to his family's business. If he tore his ACL and/or people boycotted the family business, I'd say both of those occurrences would count as "suffering" under just about anybody's standards. I agree that it's drama and nothing will likely come of it, but your statement was idiotic. If it isn't what you meant, then you worded it poorly.
To claim that Evans' family deserves to suffer for their handling of his recruitment is downright moronic and juvenile. Especially when your rationale involves inviting two coaching staffs to one event and "lying" to coaches and players. Let's face it: recruiting is a game within the game and for recruits and their families to treat it as such may be basis for being upset at them, but it is never justification to wish an ACL injury, boycott a business, etc. Pathetic.