sunnyvol79
Tennessee Vol till I die
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This^^^ Always was going to be Georgia if they were willing to take him. This was never in question, the question was whether they would take him with him being further down the board.This kid was known to be a major UGA lean before his OV here. All this means is that Kirby decided to accept his commitment now instead of waiting for other guys on their board. The dominoes are starting to fall. We have won a couple of these battles already, and we will win (and lose) a few more.
Admittedly I only know what I read on here, but it has been stated there were several on their board ahead of him. True? Have they committed somewhere else?
I can guarantee all offers Georgia sends out are not committable right away. I think that goes both ways as well on the offer, if you offer too late it pisses ppl off, if you don’t accept when they’re ready to commit it pisses them off also.I'm not an insider, and Kirby doesn't let much info about their recruiting process leak out. Just going by the fact that he's listed as having a UGA offer for over a year, and I've seen his name mentioned frequently on UGA boards, I'd guess he's had a solid offer for a while. Since the early years of the Richt era, Georgia has tended to hold off on in-state offers until they're sure, because if/when UGA reneges on an in-state football scholarship offer, the HS coaches take it personally.
No offense to you because I don’t give likes or respond to opposing fans posts, but you have always been respectful here when you post, but I agree I thought he was going to your team from the get go. There was no secret buildup here. I won’t however tell him or your team good luck and I’m sure you understand why.I'm not an insider, and Kirby doesn't let much info about their recruiting process leak out. Just going by the fact that he's listed as having a UGA offer for over a year, and I've seen his name mentioned frequently on UGA boards, I'd guess he's had a solid offer for a while. Since the early years of the Richt era, Georgia has tended to hold off on in-state offers until they're reasonably sure, because if/when UGA reneges on an in-state football scholarship offer, the HS coaches take it personally.
I can guarantee all offers Georgia sends out are not committable right away. I think that goes both ways as well on the offer, if you offer too late it pisses ppl off, if you don’t accept when they’re ready to commit it pisses them off also.