Raiola to UGA
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It’s not Sharia law but this isn’t the forum for this discussion.
Whatever….. time to move on and find the guy that wants to be a Husker and help turn this program around!
2025 class it looks like, which awesome, but I'm wondering more for this year's class.
Dude, you wouldn't take Justin Fields or Joe Burrow?
Here’s the game plan everybody. Flood his socials with positive vibes and overwhelming kindness and support. It overloads his childish brain, goes to Georgia, constantly thinks about how nobody cares about him down there. Thinks about he’s never gonna accomplish as much as Stetson Bennett. Realizes he messed up Boom right into our hands!
With the worst kept secret ever finally over, rhule better go get an actual o-line coach asap.
His NFL Draft stock is standard deviations better w/ UGA. No amount of ‘legacy’ or NIL money could compensate for the state of our program currently. Maybe it changes with a better coaching staff developing our mediocre talent. We need a f’ing O-Line…
as I mentioned in another thread - we were clawing our way back into the Raiola situation after the tough love shown by Rhule after his most recent visit and the spring game situation as well as coming up with a more competitive NIL deal with Thompson and Mathis off the books
staff visited him in Az and there was talk of setting up another visit to NU following that visit
Georgia was done and made it clear that their NIL deal was contingent on him committing within the week or that money was going to be gradually siphoned off to other prospects - in short each week of delay meant less NIL money
staff visited him in Az and there was talk of setting up another visit to NU following that visit
Georgia was done and made it clear that their NIL deal was contingent on him committing within the week or that money was going to be gradually siphoned off to other prospects - in short each week of delay meant less NIL money
You have to go back to 2009 to find a UGA quarterback drafted earlier than round 4/5
Yep. They just won back to back NCs with a former walkon which is why they were very comfortable playing hardball with Dylan R. They were more than ready to move on and made it clear in his recruitment
Former walkon who, at 25, ran out of eligibility apparently before earning a single degree
they had no real leg to stand on with their post without yours. We all knew your intentions, and I thought it was funny. They could have pulled the 'we were close' guy too and the twitter troglodytes would have slobbered all over that one as well.
Ha...No! Come on, really?
If I remember correctly the NCAA rules (which don't really matter) state that you have to be working/progressing towards a degree. So that you can't just take the same 4 classes over and over.
Which at UNL was
History or Jazz
Geology (rocks for jocks)
Communications class
Some sort of education class.
Stetson Bennett Apparently Didn’t Graduate From Georgia Despite Being In College For 6 Years
A RIFF on what country is really about.
www.whiskeyriff.com
Oh my god, I love this!Stetson Bennett Apparently Didn’t Graduate From Georgia Despite Being In College For 6 Years
A RIFF on what country is really about.
Dude is totally going to end up with a "UGA Director of Booster Relations" job, isn't he? Where he gets 150K a year to golf, eat lunches and go to happy hour with boosters who want to hear about how a "small town white kid beat out all those big time "other" guys"
How far back you gonna go for us there, lol? Statement stands. He made the correct decision. Our program would’ve nothing but Stain him. Currently. Here’s hoping that changes in our lifetime…
Coincidently, that circle is also the area that figured out first that the NCAA has no ability to restrict illegal activities. And unlike the B10, they didn't put handcuffs on themselves.
you stated his draft stock is much higher at UGA. I disagree.
I suspect he's not going there to be a 4th/5th rounder, which is all UGA have produced since 2009.
This is kind of how I see it. Big-time schools like Georgia, Alabama, and Oklahoma can produce NFL quarterbacks, but they are rarely cream of the crop. The only examples I can think of are Jalen Hurts and Joe Burrow. It’s like most of them weren’t tested properly at the collegiate level with superior offensive lines and wide receiver talent which made their jobs significantly easier. Then they get to the NFL and all the talent is elite and comparatively similar. It served as a disguise.
I agree look at walk on Stetson at Georgia. Surrounded by studs was a Heisman contender. Would have been interesting to what his production would have been at a place like Nu last year.
He must have watched Davison's Ted Talk
You may be right and don't blame schools for playing hardball
What an amazing safety net to know he can go out and fail making an NFL team but basically anytime he wants just call up. UGA and say "Yeah, so I am ready for that non-job job? Put me up in a rent free condo. neat the school, give me X amount of dollars a year, all the gear I want, of course you guys pay for my golf, food and bar tabs...and I will help to wrangle up some more donations."
And he will have that non-job job by the end of that day. And he is still young enough to take "full advantage" of it.
Now that this is in the rear view and everyone knows the outcome...it'd be nice if we had some fake national recruiting guy to back fill all the details and break the news Dylan comitted to Georgia.
Outside of Dylan. What year are these guys? Did a walkon beat these guys out? Careful Dylan. UGA isn't very good at QB development.....
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No Haarberg and Chubba to contend with!!😂
Agree. If he’s as good as expected, he aligns himself with the quarterback whisperer.
I mean damn, we can trick one of these kids to come play at Nebraska?
