Player tracker

Georgia

City: Athens, GA

Web site: http://www.georgiadogs.com/

Conference: SEC

 

Players being tracked:

NameRating Ht./Wt. High School PositionColleges Considering
Aaron Murray A+ 6'1"/200 Plant High School (FL) Quarterback Georgia
Abry Jones A+ 6'4"/270 Northside-Warner Robins High School Defensive tackle Georgia
Alec Ogletree A+ 6'3"/210 Newnan High School Safety Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisiana State, Maryland, Miami, North Carolina, Oregon and West Virginia
Antonio Goodwin A- 6'1"/180 Washington High School Wide receiver Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Mississippi, Oregon and Tennessee
Arthur Lynch A 6'5"/245 Dartmouth High School (MA) Tight end Georgia
Austin Long A 6'5"/270 Briarcrest Christian Academy (TN) Offensive tackle Georgia
Blake Sims A- 6'0"/180 Gainesville High School Athlete Arkansas, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi, Tennessee, Troy and West Virginia
Brady Biggers B 6'1"/190 Walton High School Kicker Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee and Tulane
Branden Smith A+ 5'11"/170 Washington High School Cornerback Georgia
Brandon Smith B+ 6'3"/235 Carver-Columbus High School Linebacker Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Miami, Oregon, South Alabama, Southern Mississippi, UCLA and Vanderbilt
Carisseion Gilbert B 5'8"/170 Stephenson High School Running back Alabama-Birmingham and Georgia
Chase Vasser A 6'4"/210 Chestatee High School Linebacker Georgia
Chris Burnette A+ 6'3"/290 Troup County High School Offensive guard Georgia
Cordero Dixon B 6'0"/165 North Gwinnett High School Wide receiver Alabama-Birmingham, Auburn, Central Florida, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Oregon and South Carolina
Dallas Lee B+ 6'4"/295 Buford High School Defensive tackle Georgia
Derrick Lott A- 6'5"/265 North Cobb High School Defensive tackle Georgia
Dexter Moody A 6'2"/215 Emanuel County Institute Linebacker Georgia
Garrison Smith A 6'2"/230 Douglass High School Defensive tackle Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Army, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisiana State, Maryland, Mississippi State, Ohio State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt
Grant Ramsay B+ 6'6"/278 Pope High School Offensive guard Alabama, Arizona, Auburn, Central Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Indiana, Louisville, Minnesota, North Carolina State, Northwestern, Tennessee, UCLA and Vanderbilt
Jawuan James A+ 6'6"/293 North Gwinnett High School Offensive tackle Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Auburn, Central Florida, Clemson, East Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Miami, Michigan State, North Carolina State, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Southern California, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech
Jeffrey Whitaker A 6'3"/310 Warner Robins High School Defensive tackle California, Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Miami, North Carolina, Oregon and Tennessee
Jonathan Watters B 6'4"/180 Pepperell High School Quarterback Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Oregon and Tennessee
Jordan Love A 6'/185 Deep Run High School (VA) Defensive back Georgia
Kenarious Gates B+ 6'4"/290 Greenville High School Offensive tackle Auburn, Clemson, Georgia and Georgia Tech
Kwame Geathers A- 6'7"/320 Carvers Bay High School (SC) Offensive tackle Clemson, Georgia and South Carolina
Mack Brown A 5'11"/190 M.L. King High School Running back Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rutgers, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and West Virginia
Marlon Brown A+ 6'5"/200 Harding Academy (TN) Wide receiver Georgia
Michael Taylor A- 6'1"/200 Westlake High School Linebacker Georgia, Mississippi, Mississippi State and Toledo
Mike Gilliard A 6'2"/200 Valdosta High School Linebacker Georgia
Montez Robinson None 6'4"/240 Avon High School (IN) Defensive end Alabama, Auburn, Georgia and Purdue
Orson Charles A 6'3"/227 Plant High School (FL) Tight end Georgia
Pernell Williams B+ 6'2"/175 Coffee High School Defensive back Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, South Carolina and South Florida
Rantavious Wooten A 5'10"/170 Glades Central High School (FL) Wide receiver Georgia
Reuben Faloughi B 6'4"/215 Evans High School Defensive end Connecticut, Georgia and Vanderbilt
Ronald Carswell B+ 6'0"/180 Westside-Macon High School Wide receiver Alabama, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Mississippi and Notre Dame
Ryan Ayers A 5'10"/175 South Paulding High School Cornerback Arkansas, Duke, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Mississippi, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Vanderbilt
Shawn Williams A- 6'1"/190 Early County High School Defensive back Georgia
Washaun Ealey A+ 6'0"/205 Emanuel County Institute Running back Georgia
Zach Mettenberger A 6'5"/225 Oconee County High School Quarterback Georgia
Zack Amey B 5'11"/200 Creekside High School Linebacker Georgia, North Carolina State, Tennessee and Virginia Tech

Updates


One of nation's top RBs for 2010 has UGA among top three

10:30 a.m. Monday, December 8, 2008

Marcus Lattimore of Duncan, S.C., has 20 offers and is a candidate to be the nation's No. 1 tailback for 2010. At one time or another, Lattimore has said either Clemson, South Carolina or Georgia have been his leader. However, Lattimore told The State (S.C.) Newspaper that while he is still considering those three schools, he's going to consider all colleges. "I'm going to open all my options back up as I continue to get more offers," Lattimore told The State. "I just want everyone to know they have a fair shot at me. I just don't want to be one college. In the summer I'm probably going to have a top five and then make my decision at the Army All American Game."

UGA making late charge for Alabama-bound WR Michael Bowman?

2:26 p.m. Saturday, December 6, 2008

Georgia may be making a late run at Ridgeland's Michael Bowman, who is arguably the state's top wide receiver and committed to Alabama. And Bowman said he is willing to listen to the Bulldogs. "Georgia was my first love, and I will make up my mind at the end," Bowman told the AJC on Friday night. "I'm still committed to Alabama. But I have to consider all my options ... anything could happen." With the Crimson Tide going over final preparations in Atlanta for the SEC Championship, UGA assistant Stacey Searels stopped by Ridgeland on Friday to pick up film on Bowman and ask if he was interested in the Bulldogs. The 6-foot-5, 210-pound Bowman said Searels seemed excited that he indeed still interested. Bowman was told that UGA would call next week after reviewing his film to talk more about a scholarship offer. Bowman had a sensational senior season, catching 30 passes for 1,006 yards and 14 touchdowns. Last summer, he won MVP honors at the prospect camps at both UGA and Alabama.

UGA-bound Washaun Ealey not the best prospect on ECI, says one coach

4:53 p.m. Friday, December 5, 2008

Savannah Christian coach Donald Chumley played on Georgia's 1982 SEC championship team, so he's eager to see Washaun Ealey and Dexter Moody of Emanuel County Institute suit up for the Bulldogs next season. The teammates committed to Georgia in January. But unlike most observers, Chumley believes Moody, a linebacker, has more potential on the college level than Ealey, the running back who has rushed for nearly 8,000 yards and set Georgia's record for career and single-season touchdowns. "Just because he's such an athlete,'' Chumley said of Moody. "I could see him playing a lot of different positions, especially when they put more muscle on him. He could play linebacker, tight end, defensive end. He's the best pure athlete we've seen this year. He makes an impact on both sides of the ball more than anybody I've seen.'' Savannah Christian finished second in Region 3-A to ECI and lost to ECI 21-14 in September. Chumley's praise of Moody doesn't mean he believes Ealey is overrated. "He's everything advertised,'' Chumley said. "I don't know if he's another (Knowshon) Moreno, but I think he's going to be in the mix at running back. He's strong, very hard to bring down. He has all the things you can't teach - the moves, the vision. He's a complete player.'' ECI plays Wilkinson County tonight in the Class A semifinals. ECI has another Division 1-A recruit on the team in lineman J.C. Lanier, who has pledge to Georgia Tech. But Chumley says keep an eye on the linebacker. "Moody might not get as much press, but I'm here to tell you he's the real deal,'' Chumley said.

UGA, Georgia Tech, Tennessee coaches visit Centennial DE

10:19 a.m. Friday, December 5, 2008

Centennial's Euclid Cummings was a popular player with college coaches today. He received visits from Georgia offensive line coach Stacy Searels, Georgia Tech receivers coach Buzz Preston and Tennessee coach Lane Kiffin. The new Volunteers coach made a favorable impression on the 6-foot-4, 230-pound defensive end. "I like [Kiffin]," Cummings said. "He seemed to be an honest person. He kept it real with me." In recent weeks, Cummings has said he's considering scholarship offers from Georgia Tech, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. So is Cummings now interested in Georgia? "I would be if they offer me," he said.

Miller Grove speedster to decide between football and track offers

6:52 a.m. Friday, December 5, 2008

Miller Grove's Kenneth Gilstrap, a two-sport prospect in football and track, has an official visit to Middle Tennessee State this weekend, he said in a text message on Friday. He also reported he was named to the East squad in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl all-star game next month in Myrtle Beach. S.C. The game is scheduled Jan. 2 at Coastal Carolina University, Gilstrap, who has 4.31 speed in the 40, is a blue-chip track prospect as a sprinter with offers from Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas State and Louisville and Western Kentucky. His football offers include Western Kentucky, Ohio, Richmond, Middle Tennessee and Alabama-Birmingham. Gilstrap can play receiver, kick returner and defensive back in football. He wants to play both sports in college.

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