The University of Georgia closed out the month of June by collecting three more verbal commitments to bring their total number of commitments to 12.
During the last week of June, the Bulldogs received commitments from LB Deon Rodgers, S Alec Olgetree, and RB Kendrun Malcome.
Rodgers, 6′3″ 197-pounds, is out of Treasure Coast High School in Port St. Lucie, Fl. He committed to the Dawgs on June 25th after receiving offers from Buffalo, Western Michigan, and Duke.
Rodgers, who shows tremendous quickness (4.48-40), finished his junior season with 40 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, and 12 sacks.
Rodgers is a 3-star prospect and the No. 56 rated LB according to Scout.com. He is currently un-evaluated by Rivals.com.
Olgetree, 6′3″ 210-pounds, is out of Newnan High School in Newnan, Ga. He committed to Georgia on June 26th and is considered their biggest commitment to this point.
Olgetree also received offers from Georgia Tech, Maryland, Miami, North Carolina, Clemson, ...
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For Entertainment Purposes Only: Season Win Totals
tomahawknation.com 7/2/2009 — Welcome to another edition of For Entertainment Purposes Only! Last year, this rather informal column went 251-190 (57%) +41.0 That's 251 wins and 190 losses for a winning percentage of 57%. If you were wagering $100 fake dollars per ...
Six Things We're Cheering During The College Football Off-Season
bleacherreport.com 7/3/2009 — 1) The NCAA vs Florida State
We've heard that Florida State is once again appealing against the fact that the NCAA wants them to vacate as many as 10 wins for "Cheatgate", saying that because they acted properly after the event, they should be ...
2008 Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket football games online.
allsportsdiscussion.blogspot.com 7/4/2009 — I came across this on the Georgia Tech Message Board. Link: Georgia Tech Victories Online If you are a Yellow Jacket fan and want to see some of last year's televised victories, then this is a great tool to rewatch some of those full-length games. The Florida State, Miami, and Georgia games ...
Football coaches must adapt to new generation of players
kentucky.com 7/3/2009 — ORLANDO, Fla. Bobby Bowden has been coaching football for more than a half century, the past 33 years at Florida State, and he said recently that he's often asked one question in particular more than most: How have the athletes changed from ...
