This might not be a bad situation for Pruitt to be able to get his own staff in place. Since, the last two assistants leaving wanted the DC job, the unity of Pruitt's defense could be better with new people of his choosing. If all the pieces come into shape on defense, the old defenders are fine with the new coach, and the incoming recruits do not flee, then UGA might have a much better defense next year. However, a new quarterback and new defensive coaching staff means a lot of work has to be done before next years games for UGA. This is a team that could be much better next year or have problems due to adjustments.
Georgia also needs its first couple of games to be void of the the top SEC opponents. Maybe they should play Florida as the first game next year.
On Vanderbilt and Franklin: It seems two-faced in my opinion for Franklin to take out an article in the local paper thanking Vanderbilt for giving him the chance to coach there, and then trying to persuade his recruits to follow him to Penn State.