Recruiting Class Needs

I received an email recently asking about a list of what the recruiting needs are for Georgia. So here is the list that I gathered about what the specific needs are for Georgia at each position and any current commits we have for each position

QB:    1 Christian LeMay

RB:    1

WR:   4 Chris Conley, Justin Scott-Wesley, Zach Witchett

TE:    1

OL:    5 David Andrews

N:      1

DE:    3

OLB:  2 Sterling Bailey

ILB:   2 Amarlo Herrera

CB:    4 Devin Bowman

S:      2 Chris Sanders, Corey Moore

Total: 26

Any thoughts that you have let me know.

Georgia in Top 5 For Bailey

Sterling Bailey was in attendance this weekend for the annual G-Day game and came away very impressed with the Bulldogs. Bailey is playing DE for East Hall HS but coach Todd Grantham feels he would play as an outside backer in the Bulldogs new 3-4 scheme. With Gainesville, GA being only short drive Athens Bailey has had a chance to make numerous trips down to Athens already.

Bailey had a chance to hangout with current commits Amarlo Herrera, Corey Moore and David Andrews. All  three have been heavily recruiting for the Bulldogs every chance they get and this weekend was no exception, with Bailey getting an ear full from all three about how much they want him to join them in Athens.

Bailey stated that currently Georgia is in his top five, but will be taking in the A-Day game at Alabama and the Georgia Tech spring game as well. Bailey is currently under consideration for the Under Armour and Army All-American Game.

Georgia in Dantzler Top 5

Watts Dantzler was in Athens for Junior Day this weekend and seemed to really enjoy himself. He showed up a little late but was able to make the basketball game and had chance to talk with coach Mike Bobo, coach Stacey Searels and coach Mark Richt. The coaches discussed with Dantzler the schemes that they would be running and where they felt he would be fit in position wise.

Dantzler stated that "Georgia is going to be one of my top schools, they're definitely in the top 5." He is planning on announcing his commitment on November 16th, which is Dantzler's birthday.

David Andrews hung out with Dantzler for most of the trip and the two of them have established a good relationship already. Dantzler was happy for Andrews when the offers started rolling in.

This spring Dantzler is planning on taking two more visits, one to Alabama this upcoming weekend and one to North Carolina on April 10th. He is also planning on seeing Miami (FL) sometime this summer.

Hopefully Andrews can pull Dantzler for the Dawgs

All information obtained through Rivals.com

Junior Day Update

Kipp Adams from Rivals.com is reporting that Devin Bowman was not able to make it to Athens this weekend because his mother had to work. Bowman will be contacting the Georgia coaching staff today to reschedule his visit to Athens. Damian Swann also is not at Junior Day due to a baseball game that he is playing.

There are two additions to the Junior Day list. Jeff Greene, 1 star WR, out of Sierra Mills HS, GA and Thomas O'Reilly, 3 star G, out of Pope HS, GA are in Athens. Greene would be great addition to our redzone offense as he stand 6'6". O'Reilly is on the GA Top 50 list and has a high interest in Georgia Tech right now, hopefully Mark Richt and the coaching staff can sway him away GT.

Garrison Smith and Ken Malcome are in attendance for Junior Day as well. Malcome is stating that his mission is to get Gabe Wright to commit to UGA.

Corey Moore, Chris Sanders and Amarlo Herrera have been in the side by side with Xzavier Dickson for the trip with David Andrews spending most of his time with Watts Dantzler.

Come'on boys lets go get'em

Carver Boys Coming to Junior Day

All sources are saying that the #1 recruit in GA, running back Isaiah Crowell, and the #6 recruit in GA, defensive tackle Gabriel Wright, will be in attendance for Junior Day this weekend in Athens. Everything you hear about these two outstanding players is that they are going to a package deal.

Crowell some experts are saying is the best RB to come out of GA in the last 10 years. His speed and quickness is unmatched in high school. He weighs in at 190lb right now so he can not only out run you but if you do catch up to him most likely he will run right through you. 

Wright comes in at 6'3" 273lbs right now as a junior. He would be terrific one-gap NT for the Dawgs in their newly established 3-4. He has incredible speed and quickness for someone of his size. From watching his game film he is also very disciplined and plays assignments football.

All four current commits, Corey Moore, David Andrews, Chris Sanders and Amarlo Herrera will be in attendance as well. It never hurts when you have four guys that are totally committed to UGA talking to them all weekend and pitching how great it will be to all play together.

As more information comes about who else will be in attendance this weekend I will let you know.

Bulldogs Land 4th Commitment

The Georgia Bulldogs got some good news this morning when David Andrews, 3 star center, out of The Wesleyan School, GA gave a verbal commitment to them. Andrews has this to say about the Bulldogs:
"I've always wanted to be a Georgia Bulldog, I didn't know at first if they were going to offer, so when it came I knew right away this was where I wanted to go. I've been there so many times; it's like a second home."
This commitment could turn out to be an excellent one for the Bulldogs as Andrews is friends with Watts Dantzler, 4 star OL, and could possibly help the Bulldogs land him. Andrews had this to say about the situation:
"Watts and I have developed a special relationship over this process and have become great friends. We first met at the U.S. Army Combine, stayed in the same hotel and hung out together a lot. We drive up for basketball. We're just good friends."
With this commitment Georgia should have the solid number three class in the SEC as of now.

Bulldogs Offer Wesleyan Center

The Georgia Bulldogs offered David Andrews, 3 Star center, out of The Wesleyan School in Norcross, GA on Thursday. Andrews could be a relatively easy commit for the Bulldogs but you can never take any recruit for granted.

Andrews is friends with current Georgia Bulldog Ben Jones and had this to say about him:

"I've asked him for advice before. He's always been there at all the summer camps, and I remember my sophomore year he'd be there helping me, correcting me on some little stuff here and there. He's crazy, but he's a good guy. I'd like to think I can play like that."

Bulldogs offensive line coach, Stacey Searels, was the one who informed Andrews that the Bulldogs were wanting him to play for them.

"It was a special moment, Coach Searels has been recruiting me from Day One. We've got a special relationship. He's been over a couple of times and when I called last night he said 'David, how would you like to play in the SEC for Georgia?' I was just stunned. I was not expecting that at all. I was very surreal."

Andrew says that he will make a decision before the start of his senior year. The Bulldogs have an upper hand over all the other teams in the NCAA when it comes to Andrews. He has admitted that his grandfather was an avid Dawg supporter.