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DEL.ICIO.USChamblee’s Uzzi considers Tech, UGA; N. Cobb’s Britain to Ohio
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 08/28/07 10:06 PM
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Chamblee’s Omoregie Uzzi remains one of the top uncommitted players in the state.
The 6-foot-3, 291-pound guard said Tuesday evening he’s still considering scholarship offers from Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Central Florida, Duke, Georgia, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Virginia.
With Chamblee set to play South Atlanta on Saturday, Uzzi’s first opportunity to attend a college game will come the following weekend.
“I’ll probably attend a game that day, somewhere,” he said.
Uzzi, who emphasized that he has no front-runner, will continue evaluating programs during the upcoming weeks. Uzzi said he has no definitive timetable in place to make a commitment.
“I’ll probably take some visits and keep talking to coaches,” he said.
North Cobb’s Britain bound for Ohio
North Cobb offensive lineman Matt Britain has committed to Ohio.
“I like the coaching there,” Britain said. [Former Nebraska] coach Frank Solich brought a lot of his staff with him to Ohio.
“I like all of them. I can’t wait to get to work with them.”
Britain will likely be shifted from tackle to the interior line.
“I play tackle now, but at the college level I think they’re looking at me at center or guard,” he said.
Britain chose Ohio over Central Florida.
“Previously, Central Florida was my number one,” said Britain, who also had offers from Ball State, Middle Tennessee State, Ole Miss, Troy, UAB and Western Michigan. “But once I saw Ohio in late July, it took over the number one spot.”
N.C. State for Tift County’s Allen
N.C. State has claimed a commitment from Tift County offensive lineman Zach Allen.
“I think what we do offensively is a big plus, as far as Zach being recruited by major Division 1 schools,” Tift coach Jay Walls said of the 6-foot-3, 310-pound Allen, who was being heavily recruited by Florida and Georgia and had offers from Middle Tennessee State, South Florida, Troy and UAB.
“We run the spread offense and try to run and throw the football and be balanced. Zach’s ability to run block, pass block and pull into the open field is very impressive.”
An offensive tackle for Tift’s Blue Devils, Allen will likely play guard for the Wolfpack.
King’s McKayhan eyes two offers
M.L King receiver Daniel McKayhan has offers from Air Force and Memphis and is being actively recruited by Duke and Mississippi State.
“He’s a game breaker,” King coach Corey Jarvis said. “Even though he could go play cornerback in college, he’s more of a wide receiver.
“He likes Memphis, but he hasn’t committed. Duke and Mississippi State like him. They just haven offered yet.”
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By plentyofyellowblood
August 29, 2007 9:34 AM | Link to this
Lets See: Education: Tech, Duke, Virginia Good times with low odds of ever getting to the NFL: all the others. Humm. What to do.
By UCFfan
August 29, 2007 10:36 AM | Link to this
I wish Britian luck at Ohio, I wonder if he ever visted UCF. Ohh well good luck to the young man.
By MM
August 29, 2007 11:38 AM | Link to this
I doubt Britain visited, Ohio over UCF? O’Leary is turning the UCF program around and they just built a plush brand new on-campus stadium, plus you are in Orlando. Its a no-brainer, go to UCF. Tool late now, good luck in Ohio.
By JS
August 30, 2007 10:39 AM | Link to this
Why do you assume Britain never visited UCF? Is it that unbelievable that he would choose Ohio over a “vaunted” Florida school. Ohio is an up and coming program, with a name coach as well, and has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. Maybe he likes the occasional snowfall, maybe he likes slightly less oppressive heat and humidity in the summer, and maybe he’s just not all that fond of that freaking mouse empire. Not so hard to believe.
By z
September 4, 2007 11:37 AM | Link to this
I watched Warner Robins and Camden County this weekend and although Warner Robins lost they had the best d- end I have seen in years #85.I didnt get his name but he couldnt be blocked he must of had 15 tackles.
By George Trawick
September 4, 2007 4:36 PM | Link to this
What about the kid from Sprayberry High School Georgia top 50 and Rivals.com top 55 Brynden Trawick 6’3 215 safety. Son of former Head Basketball Coach Of High Scoring DeVry Instute of Technology in Decatur, Georgia. Brynden has 11 scholarship offers: Ole Miss, Miss State, Michigan State, Purdue, Indian University, Boston College University Maryland, Middle Tenn. State, Marshall, UCONN, and Louisianna Tech. His cell is 404 914-2886
By George Trawick
September 4, 2007 4:38 PM | Link to this
What about the kid from Sprayberry High School Georgia top 50 and Rivals.com top 55 Brynden Trawick 6’3 215 safety. Son of former Head Basketball Coach Of High Scoring DeVry Instute of Technology in Decatur, Georgia. Brynden has 11 scholarship offers: Ole Miss, Miss State, Michigan State, Purdue, Indian University, Boston College University Maryland, Middle Tenn. State, Marshall, UCONN, and Louisianna Tech. His cell is 404 914-2886
By George Trawick
September 4, 2007 4:40 PM | Link to this
What about the kid from Sprayberry High School Georgia top 50 and Rivals.com top 55 Brynden Trawick 6’3 215 safety. Son of former Head Basketball Coach Of High Scoring DeVry Instute of Technology in Decatur, Georgia. Brynden has 11 scholarship offers: Ole Miss, Miss State, Michigan State, Purdue, Indian University, Boston College University Maryland, Middle Tenn. State, Marshall, UCONN, and Louisianna Tech. His cell is 404 914-2886
By davo
September 7, 2007 12:18 PM | Link to this
Matt Britain is originally from Michigan. He was impressed with the campus,coaching staff and the opportunity to get on the field early. He also enjoyed the cooler weather, with less humidity. He is an outstanding young man, with a very supportive family and should have a fine college career.