Recruiting Prozac
Tuesday January 4, 2011
If you’re still looking for something to pick you up and get you to look forward to the future of Georgia football, you couldn’t get a better prescription than this ESPN update from this week’s Under Armour All-America game. There’s still a month to go until signing day, and the competition for these top prospects is intense. But if the tone of this update is any indication which way the key uncommitted members of the recruiting class are leaning, Georgia’s talent level could be looking at a big shot in the arm. And contrary to Buck Belue’s opinion, there are several prospects yet to make their decisions who will be early contributors at any school.
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Ally
January 4th, 2011
1:43 pm
Sorry, but this just makes me chuckle. As if some “dream
team” of recruits will make a difference at this point. Doesn’t get
any dreamier than AJ Green & yet we couldn’t score a
touchdown vs UCF. Please. Regardless of the next crop of 18 year
olds to descend upon Athens with their suspended licenses surely in
tow, they still take orders from Richt. We’ve had season after
season of top recruiting classes with little to nothing to show for
it. I believe you even lamented the same on twitter after
Saturday’s debacle. No other Coaching staff in college football has
done so little with so much talent in my lifetime…and for
millions of dollars annually. That’s not going to change in 8
months. Let’s not forget it was NFL Talent evaluators that said UGA
had more NFL talent this year than any other SEC program by a mile,
but rendered a 6-7 losing season http://is.gd/k6f1h. And whichever
adults are advising these “dream teamers” to risk their futures by
hitching their wagons to Richt, a Coach very likely to be
unemployed this time next year, ought to have their heads
examined.