Top 30 recruits 2022 in GA

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According to 247 ....we signed about 5 of the top 30 .. in GA ... we have to continue to get in there.. besides Ga ...they may have had about 6 of the 30 .. but there were a ton of teams getting at least 2 per ....Bama, GA Tech, Texas A M , Auburn and some with one .. NC , Missouri, Ole miss, Miami .. and a couple more but impressive that we pulled 5 .. great job Huep and staff !!!!
 
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Forget this state. Need to sign about 10-12 from GA each class. Most 3 stars in Georgia (especially in the higher divisions) can step right into 95% of Tennessee high schools and be one of the best players in the division. Same with Florida kids.
 
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According to 247 ....we signed about 5 of the top 30 .. in GA ... we have to continue to get in there.. besides Ga ...they may have had about 6 of the 30 .. but there were a ton of teams getting at least 2 per ....Bama, GA Tech, Texas A M , Auburn and some with one .. NC , Missouri, Ole miss, Miami .. and a couple more but impressive that we pulled 5 .. great job Huep and staff !!!!
Outside of maybe CJ Madden, we've gotten everyone we wanted from Georgia. That's very promising
 
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Chad Cliffton, Al Wilson, Jabari Greer say hello . . .
That is three versus 30. I know that Tennessee has produced several outstanding football players as Nationally recognized players in other sports. However, the number of such athletics is way down the list of players from other States in the South and even around the Nation. By the way, there are more Tennessee born football players who should be mentions than just the 3 you added. Unfortunately, I live in the Atlanta metropolitan area for 40 years and have been exposed to their football programs from 6 year old league to the highest high school football powers. If Tennessee wants to produce more and better football players, every community in the State needs to establish competitive football systems beginning in Little League and carrying through High schools. Private schools in Tennessee are beginning to do this, but the public sector schools are still falling behind.
 
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That is three versus 30. I know that Tennessee has produced several outstanding football players as Nationally recognized players in other sports. However, the number of such athletics is way down the list of players from other States in the South and even around the Nation. By the way, there are more Tennessee born football players who should be mentions than just the 3 you added. Unfortunately, I live in the Atlanta metropolitan area for 40 years and have been exposed to their football programs from 6 year old league to the highest high school football powers. If Tennessee wants to produce more and better football players, every community in the State needs to establish competitive football systems beginning in Little League and carrying through High schools. Private in Tennessee are beginning to do this, but the public sector schools are still falling behind.

Two of the players that I provided have Super Bowl rings, two have College National Championship rings and . . . and if Al can't whip your butt . . . nobody can!! Sorry that you can't understand this . . .

GBO
 
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