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DEL.ICIO.USHarrison’s Adams to visit Auburn; Tech gains no ground on Uzzi
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 09/17/07 10:03 PM
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Auburn-bound receiver Darvin Adams of Harrison plans to attend Auburn’s home game against New Mexico State on Saturday.
“I’m just going to watch the game, talk to the coaches and see what all they do during the pregame,” Adams said.
Uzzi attends Tech’s loss to Boston College
Chamblee guard Omoregie Uzzi, who is considering scholarship offers from programs such as Alabama, Central Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech and Virginia, witnessed Tech’s loss to Boston College in person.
Uzzi said Tech didn’t gain or lose any ground in relation to his recruitment.
“It’s all about the same as before,” he said.
Commings meets South Carolina coaches
Westside Augusta receiver/defensive back Sanders Commings attended South Carolina’s victory over South Carolina State on Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia.
“I enjoyed it,” Commings said. “I met all of the South Carolina players from Georgia and all of the coaches.”
Former Georgia commit Martin Ward favors South Carolina
Mt. Zion, Jonesboro running back Martin Ward, who backed off a commitment to Georgia earlier this year, has South Carolina slightly ahead of Clemson, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Ole Miss and Purdue.
Bolton headed to Tuscaloosa on Saturday
Norcross receiver Devonta Bolton, who committed to Alabama this summer, will attend the Tide’s home game against Georgia.
Bolton said he’s not surprised to see Alabama 3-0 under first-year coach Nick Saban.
“Everybody else was doubting him and saying he’d have a struggle,” Bolton said. “But he’s very positive and he pushes the team.”
Clemson-bound Richt to visit the Tigers
Prince Avenue Christian quarterback Jon Richt plans to attend Clemson’s Oct. 6 home contest against Virginia Tech. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound Richt, who has committed to Clemson, is the son of Georgia coach Mark Richt.
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By The Truth
September 18, 2007 12:11 PM | Link to this
From someone who’s been to both Athens and Columbia, when in the world would anyone rather go to USC than UGA. Unless it’s a playing time issue, that is ridiculous.
By The Truth
September 18, 2007 12:15 PM | Link to this
my bad, WHY in the world
By BT
September 18, 2007 1:39 PM | Link to this
I guess he enjoys things like indoor plumbing.
Then again, they did beat UGA. I wouldn’t brag too much about having better players.
By North Ave Pimp
September 18, 2007 2:10 PM | Link to this
Better yet, why would anyone want to play for Chan Gailey ??? When he loses to just about EVERY BCS team he play’s ?
By BigGCock
September 18, 2007 4:17 PM | Link to this
The real Truth:
Let me give you a couple of reasons why he would choose USC over UGA:
-> Better coaching (Most say Spurrier is the best coach in the country)
-> He doesn’t have 5-7 RBs ahead of him on the depth chart…each supposedly having unlimited potential based on what I have read in the AJC
-> UGA’s WRs can’t catch a cold so any team that has a decent defense can play man and load the box
-> Their QB can’t make the simple throws vs having the best QB coach in the country.
-> UGA got worked in Athens and lost to USC 16-12 A game that they were supposed to “dominate”.
And that, my friend, is the Truth.
By The Truth
September 18, 2007 5:16 PM | Link to this
Actually, after this year UGA will have two running backs, Moreno and King, so he would have a shot at being #3 on the depth chart. Secondly, losing by 4 and dropping a touchdown pass late in the game to win is in no way “getting worked” (check game stats, UGA won in just about every category except the score). Having a QB that struggles in 1 game certainly doesn’t mean he can’t make the simple throws…you USC fans should know about that first hand. Get your facts straight before you go posting nonsense. Enjoy the LSU shellacking this weekend.