UGA Recruiting Daily 21-August-2016

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UGA Recruiting Daily 21-August-2016

2018 RB - Zamir White - edit by Bob Miller
2018 RB – Zamir White – edit by Bob Miller

 
 

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DANTE BLACK

CLASS: 2018
POSITION: RB
Brookwood High School
Snellville, GA

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CAM AKERS

CLASS: 2017
POSITION: No.2 RB
Clinton High School
Clinton, MS

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JULLEN ISON

CLASS: 2017
POSITION: RB
Moreau Catholic School
Hayward, CA

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ZAMIR WHITE

CLASS: 2018
POSITION: No.1 RB
Scotland County High School
Laurinburg, NC

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430 responses on “UGA Recruiting Daily 21-August-2016

  1. Hobnailboot aka RobG

    RumRunnerDoogie Hobnailboot aka RobG no problem, I thought you already signed up

  2. JaxDawg

    Yep, my point was there are some talking heads out there that claim they know everything going on but it’s all hot air.

  3. Greg Poole

    Kirby wants them smaller. I Bama started the transition a few years ago and CKS has talked about it this summer.

  4. haws1178

    That’s the plan. Only draw back is I’ll be watching it in standard definition on a 20 inch screen

  5. JaxDawg

    Yea I think that’s right, I’d prefer natrez stay at his weight from last year but the coaches have a plan. It’s funny how other recruiting places make the case that they know what happened or that we stopped recruiting him, heck even some are saying we want bigger LBs but that’s not even the case. We will just have to wait and let it play out.

  6. Hobnailboot aka RobG

    Only time ever watched it was when I was in a race pool and even then it wasn’t really enjoyable

  7. Bulldawg Bob2

    Anybody going to tune in next Friday night to watch Cal vs Hawaii on ESPN at 10 o’clock PM ET? I’m tempted, since it is the first college football on TV for the season.;.

  8. Bulldawg Bob2

    DawgByte Roquan is 6 foot 1, and Roundtree is also 6-1. Thomas Davis played ILB at 6-1 and 220 lbs back in 2003 when he moved from safety to LB.
    Coaching staff asked Natrez Patrick to drop down to 228 lbs. He’s listed at 238, but I don’t believe that is accurate.
    The idea is for you big d-linemen to take on the blockers and allow the linebackers to shoot the gap and make plays in space.
    But aye. I would like the ILBs to be in that 235-240 lbs range, but I’m trusting the coaching staff on this one. They have a plan.

  9. RobDawg

    NASCAR on CNBC in case you are absolutely bored out of your gourd like me and that beats nothing

  10. DawgDaddy

    Bulldawg Bob2 They are only a key injury or 8 away from that record, just ask our 2013 team.

  11. DawgByte

    Bulldawg Bob2 DawgByte Isn’t Roquan like 6’2″? I may be a lone warrior out there, but I want big ILB’s, guys in the 6’3″ 235-245 lb. range that can move and shed interior line blocks. I know there’s an emphasis on speed these days, but guys who are 6’0″ 220 lbs. are going to be swimming upstream when Centers and Guards are coming at them with 300+lbs. on their frames. We’ve been getting killed up the middle over the last few years with Pruitt type smaller ILB’s and I’d like to see that trend change. Heck most fullbacks these days are going 240-250 lbs., not to mention TE’s, both have responsibilities in blocking ILB’s.
    I agree with you that Georgia is probably courting other LBs with more fervor. Nate McBride is my priority #1 get for the remainder of this class.

  12. Bulldawg Bob2

    DawgByte You make a good point. He is a “tweener” at the ILB, but Roquan Smith was no heavier than Breon Dixon when he came out of high school to Georgia.
    Smith has a little bigger frame and is up to 225 lbs now, but I could see Dixon adding 7 lbs to be in that range without any problems.
    And Rashad Roundtree isn’t but in the 215 to 220 lbs range moving from his DB spot to ILB.
    I think it has more to do with that Georgia is recruiting a number linebackers for 2017 and there maybe some guys higher on Georgia’s board, ie Leonard Warner and Nate McBride.

  13. DawgByte

    Regarding the Dixon de-commit… I saw that one coming. At 6′ 218 lb., I don’t think he’s big enough to play ILB at the SEC level. I think they’re were going to have to leverage his speed and ball hawking skills at Safety.

  14. freddawg

    diving duck He’s not a “must have” kind of recruit and we’re in on a lot of linebackers.  It’s one of those commitments that might have never happened if Kirby had been in charge earlier in the process.

  15. bahits

    Bulldawg36 Then he would never play.  Matt Ryan isn’t great, but he is rugged as a John Dear tractor.  Management will stick with him until he retires.  It doesn’t matter if #2 and #3 behind him is better.  It is foolish pride.

  16. Bulldawg Bob2

    biggityben Then I am not sure. Read through this and see if you missed a step: http://games.espn.com/college-football-pickem/2016/en/story?pageName=cpickemhowtoplay
    How To Play
    Step 1 – REGISTRATION
    To enter, log-in to your ESPN.com account or create a new account on ESPN.com if you haven’t created one yet. After creating an account, you are ready to play College Pick’em. A valid ESPN member name and password will be used as an identifier to sign in to game play, and to keep track of your entry’s score and standing. If you are already a registered ESPN account holder, you do not need to go through the account creation process.
    Step 2 – GAME SETTINGS 
    After you have signed in, you will be prompted with a “Play Now for Free” button. After you click on the button you will be automatically redirected to the “Entry Settings” page where you will be asked to name your entry and decide whether you would like email reminders.
    Name your entry – Use the text box to determine how your entry will be displayed in the game.
    Scoring system – Use the radio buttons to select whether you’d like to pick Straight scoring or using Confidence scoring.
    Email Reminders – Use the radio buttons to select whether or not you’d like to receive email reminders pertaining to game locks and game rules.
    Once you have completed your game settings click on the “Continue” button.

    Or it might be a pop-up ad blocker or your anti-virus is not letting you advance.

  17. bahits

    PatriotVeteran diving duck McBride is going to be an NFL first rounder.  I hope the Falcons are awake by then.  Falcons pick Dawgs, McBride!!!!!! with their first pick.   McBride goes on to be NFL MVP 3 times and and a 10+ year pro-bowler.

  18. bahits

    Bulldawg36 lol, on the pick-em, I went with the upset.  USC 17, Bama 14.

    lol, shows how good my pick is worth.  damn, Vodka.

  19. biggityben

    Bulldawg Bob2 bahits RumRunnerDoogie It’s not letting me get past the ‘create entry’ phase

  20. Bulldawg Bob2

    bahits Ah. OK. Yeah. You have to create your “team” entry and then you can join the group.
    I see you in the group now; so, you are good to go.

  21. bahits

    Bulldawg Bob2 bahits I didn’t see a join.  I clicked “play now for free”.  I hope you all don’t take to much advantage of me.  I might feel like a D voter.