ESPN: Why Nkemdiche's pledge is good for UGA
by TigerNet Staff - 11 months ago
From Kipp Adams of ESPN:
While the University of Georgia would have been ecstatic to receive the commitment of No. 1 prospect Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville, Ga./Grayson), his commitment on Thursday to Clemson has to be considered good news for the Bulldogs.
For starters, it prevents them from having to play against the five-star prospect every year. Nkemdiche, touted as the best prospect out of Georgia since Herschel Walker, had long thought to be leaning toward Alabama, with Ole Miss and LSU also strongly in the mix. His departure for the ACC is one less problem for offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, who would likely have to spend considerable time with offensive line coach Will Friend drawing up blocking assignments for Nkemdiche, who is coming off back-to-back 18-sack seasons as a sophomore and junior in high school.
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- Re: Recruit Update: ESPN: Why Nkemdiche's pledge is good for UGA
- Re: Recruit Update: ESPN: Why Nkemdiche's pledge is good for UGA
- Re: Recruit Update: ESPN: Why Nkemdiche's pledge is good for UGA
- Author probably went to USuC school of journalism***
- Irony: Nkemdiche will play against UGA at least twice
- Whatever makes them feel better I guess.
- Adams, do your homework- UGA will likely face him just as
- ^^^misspelled ESPiN's lame attempt to save face***
- A more logical reason would be to say they are able to
- ^^^FAIL^^^***
- we'll he wont be playing them every year but 2/3 years he's
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