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I'm not buying into the hype, but let's not delude ourselves. The dwags have 36 guys on NFL rosters (6th most of any team, behind Flerrida, Flerrida State, THE ohio state elementary school, LSU, and Bammer). In the last 16 years, they've won fewer than 8 games once - in 2010. They've won 8...

Back on topic - is it just me or did uga whiff on all of the guys who were actually announcing today? I don't follow this stuff closely, but it looks like Solomon (DT) picked Michigan over the dwags, Slaton (OT) picked the gators, Bryant (DE) picked Auburn, and Warner (ILB) picked FSU.

lol. iirc, Shamire lost his 20 pounds - it was just to get down to 350-360, rather than start there. I heard stories that his after school snack was a CAKE. A WHOLE ****ING CAKE!!!

A lot of that is due to getting 18 year old high school kids into conditioning programs. The big fatties all are tackles I think. Average weight of an NFL lineman is currently around 310, so you're right the average isn't close to 340/350. But college is a different story, and I'd bet once...

He's not a burner, but he's definitely not "average at best." He runs upright, but he's quick at changing direction and has got a frame that he can pack more pounds on. You may have snagged his freshman highlights by accident, where he does look more plodding. I'd be surprised if you know...

Doesn't matter when you've got a small army of them

I'm sorry I thought this was a message board for discussion. My bed, alternative fact away...

I'd be ok with it if he was just like "dwags soooook!!!" When you start getting into the stats behind it is when it becomes more of a discussion than a F em.

You realize we run different offenses, right? For what they run the big fatties are what they want.

A couple of thoughts: 1) If we are going by the "you can't judge a recruit out of high school" book, it seems foolish to look at height and speed to conclusively show, beyond doubt, that the recruit isn't going to be any good. 2) Saying "uga doesn't develop talent" may historically be correct...

Most of these points have been made somewhat, but here's the deal: We are #1 for Russell. The only other "major" teams they do currently are Ohio, Samford, Western Kentucky, and Southern Miss. The other big thing is the Harlem Globetrotters. They did, however, do all the uniforms for MLB...

It was a little bit tongue in cheek. I don't disagree with your sentiment at all - just pointing out that there is no way in hell Peterson is ever going to go on record saying it after the crap Braine got for it. We've beat the horse to death (in these and other threads) but people still...

I'm just going with a GT specific: WR: Bey bey, Smelter OT: Andrew Gardner OG: Shaq Mason, Cord Howard, Uzzi (too hard to pick but I'd probably go the first two) C: Bedford AB: Allen, Godhigh QB: JeT BB: Dwyer DE: Derrick Morgan, Michael Johnson DT: Vance Walker, Darryl Richard. honorable...

Because your love of the team shouldn't start and stop with the results on the field. If you are a fan your support should start the moment someone who goes to tech puts on the GT helmet, and doesn't stop until the concluding notes of the horse. Not to mention that we would make it much easier...

Not entirely correct. The boon of that class was the four star guys. Just going by scout, CPJ has recruited the following 13 four star dudes: Myles Autry Travis Custis Shamire DeVine Justin Thomas Francis Kallon Louis Young Shawn Green Ryan Ayers Stephen Hill Rod Sweeting Jordan Luallen JC...

I think that ones a little easier to address because we have evidence to the contrary. CPJs had 5 WRs play in/get to the NFL (Thomas, Hill, Cone, Smelter, Waller). He's had a handful of linemen (including one who started for the patriots as a rookie). We've had at least 2 BBs go pro in Dwyer...

I agree with you, just didn't state what I was thinking as clear as I should have. Money helps for identifying players, but it doesn't help change their minds (unless you are talking bag men).

Drives me insane. I really like the effort CPJ has made to get international students familiar with the game in hopes of bringing them into the game. I had the pleasure of attending a game at Stanford back in 2009. I'll never forget that game - Stanford had this white fullback looking RB who...

Exactly. The only way to solve our problems is to identify them and work toward solving them.

I'll give it a try on how to improve recruiting: Draw more fans to each game. I've expanded my season tickets from 4 to 6 in the last few years in hopes of bringing more butts to bobby dodd. its an embarassment when we can't come close to filling the upper north - its even worse when our...