 RB Malcome says Georgia is the right fit
by JC Shurburtt
ESPN.com
Running back Ken Malcome (Decatur, Ga./Southwest DeKalb) decided to become the next talented prospect at his position to play college football at Georgia. To Malcome, his decision was all about fit.
"Basically, I feel like the style of offense fits me at Georgia," he said. "I have been talking to (Bulldogs running backs coach) Willie McClendon a lot more during the last few weeks and talking to him, I decided that this was the best fit for me. I liked Florida, too, and felt like I would have fit in well there, but Georgia is where I fit best.
"Everything they do now fits me. They do I-formation and then they will run some one-back. I can contribute in a lot of ways." [more] |
Alec Ogletree, Georgia’s No. 1 prospect, picks UGA
by Michael Carvell
AJC.com
Newnan safety Alec Ogletree, who is ranked as the state’s No. 1 prospect by Scout, hopes to play college football with his brother.
However, that remains to be seen, as Alec made a surprising commitment to Georgia over more than 50 scholarship offers this weekend. His twin, Zander Ogletree, has an offer from Florida State and is under consideration from Georgia. |
Georgia adds two commits in a day
by Marc Weiszer
OnlineAthens.com
Georgia stood at four commitments for its 2010 football recruiting class for more than seven weeks, but that number has quickly doubled in only a week’s time.
The latest to jump aboard with verbal pledges to the Bulldogs are linebacker Demetre Baker from Orange Park, Fla., and Alpharetta receiver Michael Bennett. That brings Georgia’s total of non-binding commitments to eight. [more] |
Rogers could contribute early at UGA
by Tom Luginbill
ESPN.com
Georgia continues to be a choice destination for big-play wideouts.
Under Armour All-American wide receiver prospect Da'Rick Rogers' decision to attend the University of Georgia represents a significant in-state pick up for coach Mark Richt and the Bulldogs.
Rogers (Calhoun, Ga.) is a unique prospect. He possess a rare combination of top-end speed and physical stature (at 6-foot-2, 200 pounds ) . It's easy to find small guys who run well or big, physical guys who don't. Rogers has both qualities.
Rogers can stretch the field vertically and is unbelievably difficult to bring down in the open field. He has some of the same characteristics that Alabama's Julio Jones shows; he's the type of player who will outmuscle defenders for the ball. [more] |
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UGA Football Schedule/Results: 9-3 | | Date | Opponent | W/L | Score | | 8/30 | Georgia Southern | W | 45-21 | | 9/6 | Central Michigan | W | 56-17 | | 9/13 | at South Carolina | W | 14-7 | | 9/20 | at Arizona State | W | 27-10 | | 9/27 | Alabama | L | 30-41 | | 10/11 | Tennessee | W | 26-14 | | 10/18 | Vanderbilt | W | 24-14 | | 10/25 | at LSU | W | 52-38 | | 11/1 | Florida | L | 10-49 | | 11/8 | at Kentucky | W | 42-38 | | 11/15 | at Auburn | W | 17-13 | | 11/29 | Georgia Tech | L | 42-45 |
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