TheSilasSonRising
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Enjoy that MisManagement degree.
Enjoy that MisManagement degree.
I'm going to be that guy that says this post is rather petty.. every year, there's probably 6-12 (more?) kids who have offers from both schools that pick Uga. Why pick this guy out of that lineup? I'm not sure a 5th string guy at Uga is better than what we have, especially at RB. so he is probably a bench warmer/ST's guy for us. I don't get the angst.
and, also, THWG
He's playing behind two of the best backs in the country. Now I'm not saying he'd be a world beater for us but he's a really tough runner and would've been a good bback (especially last year). I guarantee if we had him, you'd be happier with a 5th year Marshall or mills.
How do we know how tough a runner he is? Has he even had a meaningful carrier for them in his career? And last year, given the O-line play, the only guy who could have helped us was Jim Brown (in his prime). And as far as committing to us, we take kids all the time who have committed elsewhere. We're OK with them right? I guess i just don't get the hang up over this kid. heck, he probably hasn't gotten this much discussion on the Uga fan sites over his rather nondescript career over there..
We pick on him in particular, because he had committed to Tech and then flipped at the last minute, not even having received an offer from the mutts until then.I'm going to be that guy that says this post is rather petty.. every year, there's probably 6-12 (more?) kids who have offers from both schools that pick Uga. Why pick this guy out of that lineup? I'm not sure a 5th string guy at Uga is better than what we have, especially at RB. so he is probably a bench warmer/ST's guy for us. I don't get the angst.
and, also, THWG
And it obviously wasn't worth anything to him.Petty, hell. Don't care where he plays, if he is great or crap.
He gave his word, for what it was worth, to GT.
He lost the Vandy game for them a few years back when he fumbled on a scoring drive to win the game.-Had a great day against Florida a couple years ago when all their starters went down. He's a hard runner, feel free to google him.
-It's not about decommitting, it's about doing it at the last moment to our rivals.
But again, it's not a big deal. People are just having fun with it, relax.
He likes fumbling. I like him fumbling. Should have fed him the ball.-Had a great day against Florida a couple years ago when all their starters went down. He's a hard runner, feel free to google him.
-It's not about decommitting, it's about doing it at the last moment to our rivals.
But again, it's not a big deal. People are just having fun with it, relax.
Just goes to show how recruiting is a crap shoot.His lack of commitment turned out to be the best flip of all time given that we swapped him out for PJ Davis who has been a STUD from Day 1 on the Flats.
Thank you Brandon Douglas because were it NOT for you, PJ Davis would have been playing his football at Temple.
What's even better was when CPJ offered PJ Davis his scholarship he immediately told CPJ that: "He (PJ Davis) was going to be the best recruit in the class." He has certainly lived up to those words!
I don't think that is correct. He flipped because he "always wanted to play for Georgia," even though his dad and CPJ are good buddies.Not that I'm taking up for him but iirc he was worried about passing academically. I'm guessing he wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed.