Recruit News

From leatherhelmet

Mitchell's announcement:

Hey fans -- Malcolm Mitchell will be announcing where he will attend college on Thursday, January 20th at 7:00 pm at The Hibachi Grill and Buffet in Valdosta, Ga ... the address is 1550 Baytree Road ... it's right across from Buffalo Wild Wings and right next to Office Max
Everyone is invited! Bring your appetite for food and fun ... I hope this is a joyous occasion for all Bulldog fans! For those who can't make it, the show will be on 92.1FM, 1150AM, and 96.1FM in Valdosta ... also, it will be streamed live at www.talk921.com ... I hope to have a couple of special guests in the crowd

Rabun, any gut feeling where he will choose?

If he, Rome, Drew and IC all choose UGA, this class will all of a sudden be a top 4 class

As of TODAY - all are leaning our way - tomorrow may be a different story

Jay Rome is supposed to announce the same day. Most consider Mitchell an Alabama lean, but UGA is in it for him. Rome is considered a UGA lean, but Alabama is in it for him. Both are visiting Tuscaloosa this weekend. We'll see. We sure could use both of these guys.

Yes we could wlayton - Rome has been working hard recruiting other guys for UGA including Mitchell/Drew/Crowell/Swann(already verbal)/Dickson(bama)

Georgia Bulldogs offer scholarship to Isaiah Crowell’s close friend
4:17 pm January 14, 2011, by Chip Towers

As Isaiah Crowell prepared to leave Columbus for Tuscaloosa and his official visit to Alabama Friday afternoon, Georgia was making moves behind the scenes to try to ensure that the state’s No. 1 player comes their way.

The Bulldogs offered a scholarship to Crowell’s teammate and close friend Quintavious Harrow on Thursday, Carver-Columbus coach Dell McGee confirmed. Better known as “Cootie” to his family and friends, Harrow (5-foot-10, 180 pounds) played a linebacker/safety position known as the “pony” in the Tigers’ 3-5-3 defense. He’s expected to played defensive back in college.

“It’s good to see Quintavious get a great offer like UGA,” McGee said.

By all accounts, Georgia is the only school from which Harrow has received an offer so far. The only reference to him among the recruiting services is an account of him running a 4.46-second 40-yard dash — pretty impressive — at the Scout Showcase combine in Atlanta last summer.

“Cootie? I really know too much about it,” Crowell said as he prepared to leave his Columbus home with his parents Friday afternoon. “I heard that [he'd been offered by UGA] but I haven’t had a chance to talk to him about it. His phone’s not working right now.”

Crowell said he believes Harrow recently obtained a qualifying ACT score and that has boosted interest from college recruiters.

“He’s been overlooked this whole season,” Crowell said. “It’s about time he got some offers. I’m happy for him.”

Crowell was asked if he felt like the offer to Harrow was a ploy by the Bulldogs to get him to sign with them on national signing day.

“We’re really close. That’s true,” he said. “But I don’t know whether it has anything to do with me or not. I do know he’s a good player.”