I think people are too enamored with early, every down playing time. If he is as good as advertised, he will see the field as a freshman and sophomore anywhere he goes. He will see the field a bit less somewhere like Georgia but that can be a good thing for him, as linebackers take a beating over their career. He'd likely start day 1 somewhere like UT (and 99% of others) and take 3 years of bruising being an every-down LB. There are positives and negatives to both situations. I see more positives going to Georgia and developing for a year or 2 against other top talent while still seeing the field plenty. Meanwhile, he could potentially be a day 1 star at UT/Clemson which may yield more NIL $ but he likely will have big NIL deals lined up well before he sees the field anyways. It all depends if he wants to take a shot at being a superstar/all-time great at a school like us or Clemson or take a bit easier road at Georgia. Then again, if he's good enough, as in Heisman good, he'll still be a superstar/all-time great at Georgia as well.
