Jacob Eason

Richt has already promised Eason a starting job next year so Eason is solid. Hockman comes in 2017 and is red-shirted. Hockman backs up Eason in 2018 and gets some playing time and is our starter in 2019. Of course this is all speculation on my behalf...

sflanagan21 wrote: Richt has already promised Eason a starting job next year so Eason is solid. Hockman comes in 2017 and is red-shirted. Hockman backs up Eason in 2018 and gets some playing time and is our starter in 2019. Of course this is all speculation on my behalf...

I'll take it....

CMR's meal ticket......Eason and other recruits.


Nov 2, 2015 at 11:46a ET


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There's a ray of hope coming for the Georgia offense, as the team has a commitment from arguably the nation's top quarterback prospect in five-star Jacob Eason. Many would argue Mark Richt's future is safe as long as Eason remains committed to the school.




So the concern on everyone's mind in Athens centers on how Eason is taking the Dawgs disappointing season?




"He looks at it as an opportunity," Jacob's father Tony Eason told 247Sports.






"He has already developed a brotherhood with committed guys and guys that have privately told him they are coming. The boys are coming together to help right the ship. Its not about coaches or rankings. Its about a group of top recruits that love the Dawgs and want to play together."




Eason is on point there, as Georgia currently has the sixth-ranked recruiting class in the nation according to 247Sports. With several elite prospects still on the verge of committing to Richt and Georgia, dismissing the head coach could cost the school several high-caliber players in the short term.




At least the team's top prospect appears to have the best possible mindset as his college career is nearing a beginning. Jeopardizing the future talent of the team is a something the Dawgs could be doing if a move is made against Richt.

If they are not committed to the "School" then so be it. See ya later mr

Stafford was rated higher than Eason in most recruiting sites and, well, uhhh, but I guess a high school kid that has never played a down of college football is a reason to keep a floundering coach.

"He has already developed a brotherhood with committed guys and guys that have privately told him they are coming. The boys are coming together to help right the ship. Its not about coaches or rankings. Its about a group of top recruits that love the Dawgs and want to play together."

With that said, he should have no problem heading our way if Richt is gone.