Georgia will dominate college football for the next 3 years

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Fields will be lucky to see the field in the next 3 years. I wouldn't worry about him. I actually see him transferring out if he doesn't change positions.

Agree 100%. Fields is a future NFL star but I doubt he starts at Georgia either. This is Jake Fromm's team for the next 3 years. Fields will transfer in 2020 after spending 2 years on the bench.

Fields will make his legend at another school.

 

[Orangeslice13]

Once a player signs a LOI, the recruitment of said player ends. If a program dared continue to recruit him, they'd be in deep, deep doo doo.

Honestly do you think he’s a game changer?
Y’all got him so you can be honest. I think he’s good but if he had signed with us I don’t think he would be our best recruit. I don’t think he’s in your top 3-5 either.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Where do you see Florida in your 4 year projection? I think Mullen will make Florida relevant again. He picked up some key positions he desperately needed like a new QB. My prediction is the East will no longer be the whipping boys of the SEC West and we see a switch back similar to the 90's where the East is dominant.

I'm not too sure how good Mullen will do at Florida. I think the Gators will be respectable but they will not be elite like Georgia and Tennessee.

I do agree with you that there will be a shift in power when it comes to the SEC. The East will now be the powerhouse division in the SEC with Georgia and Tennessee being the dominant programs in college football.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

D4H,

I used to be annoyed by you, but I am actually starting to admire you. I mean, you don't pull any punches. You carry yourself with confidence and speak with authority. That fact that you are completely wrong almost every time doesn't bother you in the slightest, and your incompetence rolls off your back like water off a duck.

It's impressive. You should consider a career in politics.

I guess I'll take that as a compliment.

 

[TennTom]

Agree 100%. Fields is a future NFL star but I doubt he starts at Georgia either. This is Jake Fromm's team for the next 3 years. Fields will transfer in 2020 after spending 2 years on the bench.

Fields will make his legend at another school.

Fromm will be gone after his Junior year. For someone who likes making predictions, you sure aren't very good at it.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

I dont think 2020 will be the year for the Big Orange (especially the one in D.C.) The juniors and seniors will be Butch's last class (which wasnt good) and this one. 2021 is more likely...

Sometimes teams win the national championship a year before they're supposed to. See 2014 Ohio State. They were a sophomore led team and won the natty. In 2015 they were everyone's pick to win it all and they didn't.

I think that is how 2020 and 2021 goes for us. We'll be young in 2020. I expect the class of 2019 to be leading us. And they'll be just sophomores. In 2021 we'll have hype like 2015 Ohio State because we'll be coming off a national championship led by our sophomore class. But like 2015 Ohio State I expect guys to be looking ahead to the NFL which will lead to a disappointing season given the expectations.

 

[SpaceCoastVol]

I'm betting on the third place SEC team winning it all.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

I don't think Georgia beats Oklahoma but if they do, there's very little chance they beat the Bama/Clemson winner.

To echo what's been mentioned a few times already, I feel they're the least likely of the four to win it all.

Oklahoma is the weakest team in the playoffs. Georgia will have an easy victory. Clemson and Alabama are both juggernauts. They'll beat each other up that game. Whoever wins it will be too bruised and battered to take on a more fresh Georgia team who coasted to an easy victory over Oklahoma.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

You make this post in a thread and people ignore it, so you post it in the NCAA forum and it doesn’t get enough attention, so you basically copy and paste your s*** into this forum as a last ditch effort to get people to recognize you.

You’re not psychic, you’re not an expert, you’re not a scouting guru. You are a child who is desperate for attention. Get over yourself.

Actually that thread was about just Georgia so it felt more appropriate to post it in the NCAA forum.

This thread is about now Tennessee fits into this new dynasty at Georgia. Obviously the content is similar but the discussion points are different.

This thread is more about Tennessee perspective. While that other one is about Georgia alone.

 

[livefaith]

You can make your infallible predictions on Vol Nation or go to Vegas and make those predictions and be $et for life. He chose to post here.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Fields will be on the field NEXT YEAR. Why is this so difficult for people to realize? UF did it with Leak and Tebow, UGA did it with Greene and Shockley. It's wishful thinking at best.

Jake Fromm is my early favorite to win the Heisman next year.

Justin Fields will play a little but it won't be very much.

Prepare yourself for a transfer in 2 years.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Fromm will be gone after his Junior year. For someone who likes making predictions, you sure aren't very good at it.

Jake Fromm is a 4 year player. He's not a stud NFL prospect. Arm talent isn't elite. He's a functional QB with a limited pro ceiling.

 

[GoVolunteers]

D4H, I hope you never go to Vegas or are a betting man or you would consistently be broke. I can't think of a prediction that has worked out for you.

 

[volfanhill]

Sometimes teams win the national championship a year before they're supposed to. See 2014 Ohio State. They were a sophomore led team and won the natty. In 2015 they were everyone's pick to win it all and they didn't.

I think that is how 2020 and 2021 goes for us. We'll be young in 2020. I expect the class of 2019 to be leading us. And they'll be just sophomores. In 2021 we'll have hype like 2015 Ohio State because we'll be coming off a national championship led by our sophomore class. But like 2015 Ohio State I expect guys to be looking ahead to the NFL which will lead to a disappointing season given the expectations.

This type of prognostication is as random as the lotto. You should stop. You have been way wrong in most of your predictions. Embarrassingly so. You told the team to go F itself last year. Then came back and lied. You are a troll or a POS. Neither is admirable. Neither takes talent.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Guess you have been taking a nap all season then .. quick recap for ya:

1. SEC Champs
2. Won the games they are supposed to in convincing fashion
3. CFP Bound
4. Currently #1 recruiting class for 2018
5. Currently #1 recruiting class for 2019

This is FAR from what you have been seeing the last 5-7 years

Exactly.

Enjoy the ride dude. The next 4 years will be the best in Georgia history.

Just don't get too comfortable because Kirby might leave y'all for the NFL in 2021.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

Ok, having CJP as the Dawgs former DC means I have seen his work pretty close and he is a very good coach. He was a solid hire for UT. Ever ask yourself though, why didn't FSU work harder to keep him there rather than see him just take a lateral move to be DC at UGA? Or why didn't Kirby, one of his former bosses at Bama, retain him as DC when he came on to be HC? Pruitt had mentioned to many an interest in staying on. For all Pruitt is good at, playing nice with others isn't one of them.

So tell me oh wise one, at what is Pruitt better than Kirby at? I mean, you trashed the Bama defense over the last couple of years in other threads but now, Pruitt is better than Kirby?

I trashed the NFL potential of players on the Alabama defense. I never trashed their coaching. I've said many times their coaching is as good as it gets.

When it comes to Kirby vs Pruitt, I think both are very similar. Great recruiters and great at coaching. Difference is Pruitt is more business like while Kirby is a players coach. I think the business like approach has more staying power than the buddy buddy approach.

Don't take this as a diss to Kirby. He's a great coach. But so is Pruitt. Those matchups will come down to how the ball bounces.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

So you're saying when the 2017 class is at it's peak (knowing some will be 3 and out guys), and the 2018 class is at upperclassmen level and the 2019 class (already and will probably stay #1) is getting a second year under their belt, that's when it all stops? I do hope Pruitt gets UT in a better position because let's be honest, when teams like UT and UF are in such bad shape, it isn't good for the entire division.

Sometimes teams lose when they are at their ultimate peak. Go back and look at the talent on that 2010 Alabama team that was coming off a national championship in 2009. They were LOADED. Most Alabama fans consider it the most talented team Saban ever had and they went 10-3.

Look at 2015 Ohio State. They came off a national championship with a team led by sophomores. They were everyone's pick to win it all in 2015. They were the first unanimous preseason #1. And yet they didn't even make the playoffs.

Sometimes the year you think you are the most loaded is the year you under achieve the most.

 

[Orange&White]

We missed our chance to climb atop the East and now Georgia has blown past us. We can still make up ground, but we are going to have to weather the storm that is now Georgia. We had a couple great recruiting classes, but without coaching and development we have nothing to show for it. It appears that Kirby is at least a better coach than Butch, I know I know, who is not. Anyways, they are in the CFP in Kirby's second year as head coach. Now they are restocking with the current #1 class in the country. Georgia is doing what Tennessee was supposed to do and had years to accomplish. I'm glad we got Butch out while we still have a talented roster. Pruitt and staff can revive the program, but they have a lot of work to do.

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

I was looking all over for the "recruiting struggles" and all I found was a current number 6 class ..
Alabama 2018 Football Commits

Now, that could fall a little more since it is looking like a possibility that Quay Walker flips but still .. as much as I am a different school's fan, I don't see this as struggling at all.

Obviously I am talking about this in the context of the standard Alabama has set for the last decade. They have had 10 straight top recruiting classes and something like 7 straight #1 classes.

This year has been a struggle compared to what they have been doing in the recent past.

 

[UGADawg4Life]

Kirby got that juice right now. Good thing for Tennessee is that Jeremy Pruitt is better and will ultimately knock him off in 2020.

Tennessee vs Georgia will be the dominant rivalry in college football over the next 4 years both in recruiting and on the field.

What do you base this on? I'm just asking as a SEC fan. UT didn't win a SEC game this season, is not going to have a quality class this year, and will have a rough time of it next season, perhaps mirroring this season.

I liked CJP as a DC at UGA, and wanted Kirby to retain him. But there was so much conflict between Pruitt and Richt that Kirby didn't keep him. And now I'm glad that Kirby hired Tucker over Pruitt. Pruitt's a good DC and excels when he has the talent, but does UT have the defensive roster that UGA and Bama had?

So my question is, how does UT jump over Georgia (as you say), Bama, Auburn, USCe, even UK, MSU, A&M, etc. and become a SEC powerhouse in such a short period, given all of the hurdles that it faces? Remember, CJP has never HC'd a down of football, so you don't know how he'll respond to the pressure of SEC HC'ing. He could be great, he could be a total bust, or he could be something in between. The great ones don't come along very often.

It's great to have optimism, but you have to temper it with some realism or you put your HC in a tough position. And then you start writing on rocks and stuff when he doesn't pull off the impossible. :hi:

 

[OriginalCoach]

Jake Fromm is a 4 year player. He's not a stud NFL prospect. Arm talent isn't elite. He's a functional QB with a limited pro ceiling.

Basically Josh Dobbs 2.0

 

[OriginalCoach]

Oklahoma is the weakest team in the playoffs. Georgia will have an easy victory. Clemson and Alabama are both juggernauts. They'll beat each other up that game. Whoever wins it will be too bruised and battered to take on a more fresh Georgia team who coasted to an easy victory over Oklahoma.

I'll predict Oklahoma will boat race GA

 

[checkerboards09]

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What do you base this on? I'm just asking as a SEC fan. UT didn't win a SEC game this season, is not going to have a quality class this year, and will have a rough time of it next season, perhaps mirroring this season.

I liked CJP as a DC at UGA, and wanted Kirby to retain him. But there was so much conflict between Pruitt and Richt that Kirby didn't keep him. And now I'm glad that Kirby hired Tucker over Pruitt. Pruitt's a good DC and excels when he has the talent, but does UT have the defensive roster that UGA and Bama had?

So my question is, how does UT jump over Georgia (as you say), Bama, Auburn, USCe, even UK, MSU, A&M, etc. and become a SEC powerhouse in such a short period, given all of the hurdles that it faces? Remember, CJP has never HC'd a down of football, so you don't know how he'll respond to the pressure of SEC HC'ing. He could be great, he could be a total bust, or he could be something in between. The great ones don't come along very often.

It's great to have optimism, but you have to temper it with some realism or you put your HC in a tough position. And then you start writing on rocks and stuff when he doesn't pull off the impossible. :hi:

You’re wrong on UT not having a quality class. Pruitt and company will finish very strong for the short amount of time they’ve been here. Hell, we moved up 30 spots in the early signing period so far with it being their second week, that’s impressive. Just get ready.

 

[Booker512]

Meh. Georgia will end up being Ole Miss 2.0.

Signing a killer class is one thing. Flipping 5 Star kids from OSU and Alabama and from all over the nation at will. I’m not buying it. Saban, Urban, Dabo can’t even pull that type of class off like that. They could possibly have 7 5* players in ONE class. Kirby must have dug up a bitcoin ATM down there in Athens to pay those kids.

 

[felloffthetrain]

I've been saying for months now that Georgia will be the new dominant program in college football. They will win the national title this season. And they will be the team to beat moving forward. Kirby has them rolling right now on the field and in recruiting. The 2018 Georgia team is gonna be young so I expect them to lose a couple of games next year. If I had to guess, they'll probably go 10-2 next year with losses to Auburn and LSU. But in 2019 and 2020 Georgia will be considered a JUGGERNAUT program like Saban's Alabama teams circa 2012-2013.

However, fighting Georgia for that top spot will not be Alabama or Florida. It'll be Tennessee. Jeremy Pruitt is the only guy who can recruit at the same elite level Kirby is recruiting at right now. And Pruitt has the benefit of the state of Tennessee being loaded with unprecedented instate talent in 2019 and 2020. Tennessee will land top 3 recruiting classes in 2019 and 2020. And those classes will catapult Tennessee into a championship contender by the 2019 season. We'll be too young to win it all in 2019 but by 2020 we will be ready to become national champions.

Look for the Tennessee vs Georgia match-up to become the preeminent rivalry in college football over the next 4 years. Tennessee vs Georgia in 2019 and 2020 will be what LSU vs Alabama was a few years ago and what Florida vs Tennessee was in the 90s.

Here are your next 4 national champions in college football:

2017 - Georgia
2018 - Southern Cal (not 100% confident on this right now but its my best guess)
2019 - Georgia
2020 - Tennessee

So, after Butch's guys are gone, we'll be good?