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Eric, if you had to put a percentage chance that Jabari will make the necessary grades, what would that be?
Judging from the fact that the coaches are letting him play with the first string D, and that he's still out there at all, would indicate chances are above 50%.Eric, if you had to put a percentage chance that Jabari will make the necessary grades, what would that be?
Eric, if you had to put a percentage chance that Jabari will make the necessary grades, what would that be?
Thanks50/50
Only he knows..coach I talked to didn't sound upbeat but I'm a little more positive.
I sure hate to think like this but I wonder if he wishes he went to a factory school and took the easy route like most 4 stars do
I really, really feel for Jabari. We all know how hard it is to make A's at GT. It's even harder when you're past your second year, and you need even more of them -- just a couple of good classes won't do the job any more at that point. You have to ace nearly everything.Thanks
I sure hate to think like this but I wonder if he wishes he went to a factory school and took the easy route like most 4 stars do
As the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water...Yes, we have mandatory study hall for players...but you can only help so much.
Getting back to Freeman, I remember the last time someone played DE as a frosh at LB weight. That was Gerris Wilkinson. He ended up with the pros and had a good career. I wouldn't be surprised to see Freeman end up the same way.
It's not always a matter of want to.As the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water...
i wouldn't recommend moving freeman to OLB because he's our best DE, but I'm fairly confident he could play the position at a high level. He has the motor, instincts, and speed for it certainly. IF some other DE recruits start to pan out at a high level( Whitehead, Simmons, Merriweather, Anree) we could see him maybe move back in order to get more of these guys on the field. I almost think Freeman's ceiling is higher at OLB due to his frame, he's not going to get to 270ish like most NFL teams want their DE's. He's a bit of a tweener frame wise.It's not always a matter of want to.
My comment was in reference to JHD making grades.i wouldn't recommend moving freeman to OLB because he's our best DE, but I'm fairly confident he could play the position at a high level. He has the motor, instincts, and speed for it certainly. IF some other DE recruits start to pan out at a high level( Whitehead, Simmons, Merriweather, Anree) we could see him maybe move back in order to get more of these guys on the field. I almost think Freeman's ceiling is higher at OLB due to his frame, he's not going to get to 270ish like most NFL teams want their DE's. He's a bit of a tweener frame wise.
O but you forgot Carter is playing against SEC speed and Freeman isn't. TICOur 3 stars ars as good or better than the mutts 5 stars.
Freeman: Tackles: 54 TFL: 9.5 TFL yds: 35 Sacks: 4.5 Sack yds: 23 QB hurries: 3 Forced fumbles: 1 Pass breakups: 1 Blocked kicks: 2
Uga's L. Carter: Tackles: 41 TFL: 7 TFL yds: 41 Sacks: 4.5 Sack yds: 36 QB hurries: 11 Forced fumbles: 0 Pass b/u: 0 Blocked kicks: 0
Looking forward to seeing more great play from Freeman. The hype machine may not have blown him up coming out of high school but his play speaks for itself. May opposing QBs beware this year.
As the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water...
My bad, meant to quote the post above yours about Wilkerson moving to OLBMy comment was in reference to JHD making grades.