Meanwhile in Athens, Kirby Smart and company have been waiting with open arms, despite being spurned earlier,
“They’ve been trying to get more communication going with me," Anderson said. "They just want to show the good and bad for me.”
He maintains there's no bad blood between him and the Bulldogs coaching staff.
"It’s all about the same," Anderson said. "They said they’d still be there.”
Don't expect a new commitment any time soon, however.
“I’m just taking it step-by-step right now," Anderson said. "I’m trying to finish up my high school year before I think about the next step.”
In fact, he has yet to even think too far into the college season.
“Not yet," Anderson said of planning officials. "We’re still looking at them.”
Will Georgia be in line for one when the time comes?
“Probably, but I’m not sure,” Anderson said.
