Satisfied With 2013 --Time To Coach'em Up!

thriller wrote: I really think Tunsil is going to regret his choice. Nkemdiche too.

I don't remember where (maybe here?), but I know I read somewhere that Ole Miss is raising some eyebrows with its ability to grab these recruits like this. I read something to the effect that they have been promising to extend scholarships to family members of certain recruits to "sweeten the pot".

FakeESPN, a humor site, posted a fake report that the NCAA has rented apartments in Oxford in anticipation of the impending investigations! :lol:

Just keeping in mind here that Boise State came to our fair state and whipped our 4 and 5 star talent with 2 and 3 star talent. COACH THEM UP - I think I've heard that before!

thriller, my computer did not have your post up before I posted below your post. Seems again we are on the same wave length. Scary. . . .

Imo, Tunsil didn't go to Ole Miss for the purpose of winning the SEC Championship or even the West. To me it's obvious he was going to where ever he could get the most benefits (fiancee's scholarship and brother's among other rumors) and use that school as his stepping stone to the NFL.

If he was interested in winning a SEC Championship or a NC he wouldn't have gone to Ole Miss.

wlayton wrote: Imo, Tunsil didn't go to Ole Miss for the purpose of winning the SEC Championship or even the West. If he was interested in winning a SEC Championship or a NC he wouldn't have gone to Ole Miss.

Agreed. I wanted him here too, but his mind obviously isn't in the same place we want it to be for him to come here. Seems obvious his attitude is, "More Me, Please."

wlayton wrote:

ogredawg wrote: If the recruiting holds to what is predicted 12 of the top 13 players in the state of Georgia will go elsewhere to play.

So can it be said that this is a "good" year for UGA recruiting? We cannot get them all of course but only ONE of the top players going to UGA.

I have to agree with ogredawg, I think it was an awful year for UGA recruiting when it comes to the best prospects. We got 2 of the top 10 players in the state. When the #9 player tried to commit to us several weeks ago, we turned him away because we were after guys like Adams.

Bad day imo.....guess we'll see in a few years.

My info was based on Rivals....they seem to be the best as far as rating the players and over the last several years have been pretty spot on with the "top" recruits......

not a "bad" class but really no 0 line help in the immediate future. Lots of good D help and depth but the 0 line will be a worry for years to come.....

Just wanted to say thanks to every recruit that signed with Georgia today now will you please stay out of trouble and get ready to play football at the best place in the world to play UGA!!!!!!



It is nice to beat Georgia tech in recruiting to.:laugh:



Brendan Douglas


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RB/5-11, 202 Aquinas High, Augusta, Ga.
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Comments: Brendan Douglas may not be the most coveted running back recruit in the Bulldogs’ signing day haul, but this former Class A offensive player of the year brings plenty of options, not to mention more depth, to the Georgia backfield. Douglas benefited from some recent changes in Georgia’s expected commitments and jumped at the chance, dropping a commitment to Georgia Tech to sign with rival Georgia

CTG to interview for job?

www.sicemdawgs.com/2013/02/todd-grantham...ans-saints-thursday/