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#1 2 years, 2 months ago
Good Morning All, Have been chatting with some of the locals and the feeling is what CMR spoke of being a news buzz. Not related to the 10th street nerds. While CTG gave a position chart to start spring practice with it is written in pencil. He will have the 11 best on the field for what ever down and distance calls for. Ain't no cooike cutter \"D\".. when the ball is snapped you will see 11 players trying to meet and greet whoever is in the unlucky position of having the ball at that time.

To me that is the beauty, players learning and playing several positions. Think what pressure that will put on the \"O\" of a opposing team. It is going to be fun watch us learn and grow. Go Dawgs
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#2 2 years, 2 months ago
Also I am pretty sure its Junior day this weekend. Maybe we get a few more commits. Not that they mean anything this early but its nice to at least have them on paper so other kids know top prospects are looking to go to UGA.
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#3 2 years, 2 months ago
Thanks Buc, great tie in link. Yes today is Junior Day and there is many goods vibes coming off campus.
You are right when you say it is early for this group however, with what is going on with us getting our swagger back.. they now will go to other schools and see whats missing. Better and better ....Go Dawgs
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#4 2 years, 2 months ago
UGAFanDavid wrote:
Also I am pretty sure its Junior day this weekend. Maybe we get a few more commits. Not that they mean anything this early but its nice to at least have them on paper so other kids know top prospects are looking to go to UGA.


Good post UGAFanDavid. . . . I certainly think along the same lines. Really like your reasoning.

yd1, I knew that what I posted was carried by the AJC. Really like getting David Hale's comments on the happenings at UGA. His blog in my opinon beats all of the material that the \"professionals\" at the paper submit for print. He also writes for the Macon Telegraph, which I am sure you are aware of. . . .
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#5 2 years, 2 months ago
Any under the radar info coming in from Junior day? Was kinda hoping to hear some kids commit. I wasn't expecting to be like Texas and have 10+ commit after but it would have been nice to get 1 or 2 to have on paper.
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Any under the radar info coming in from Junior day? Was kinda hoping to hear some kids commit. I wasn't expecting to be like Texas and have 10+ commit after but it would have been nice to get 1 or 2 to have on paper.



My source said there were no commits from Jr. Day. Very quiet up there and believe spring practice starts Wed. then they are off all next week for spring break before getting back at it again.
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#7 2 years, 2 months ago
wLayton, yes Jr Day was quite many said they are waiting to make other school visits. I think we will have more traction once we get our product on the field. They good thing is now they have a taste of our program and sense of where we are heading. This will bode well as they see what the others have to offer. To a player they all said they would be back in the fall for a Taste of Athens on a Saturday. Go Dawgs
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If being in Sanford stadium on a fall Saturday afternoon doesn't convince them......NOTHING will.
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