The Work 11-6: It's recruiting season

[CanesAreAble]

DeeJay Dallas let it slip that Holloman is ready to "leave home." Let's not forget he'd been committed to Michigan.

That doesn't mean he will leave, but I get the sense UGA is out of it.

When did he say this?

During Pete's last podcast.

 

[The Franchise]

If he's such a sure thing to UGA then why hasn't he already committed? Why's he flying all over the globe?

Little tip for the imbeciles: None of those gurus know any more than Pete. They're all guessing. MIATL is a long time poster who is close to the situation, and he doesn't even have a clue where Holloman will go.

 

[WR Cane]

https://youtu.be/arZdeg_fL-I

 

[RocketsandCanes]

All the experts still say Holloman to Georgia.

" Experts" as in other teams insiders ? Who's to say their insiders are wrong and ours is correct?

I'm guessing [MENTION=6275]BeastMode[/MENTION] is talking about this: https://www.dawgnation.com/football...w-5-most-important-recruiting-targets-for-uga

This guy from Dawgnation predicts GA. But interestingly, it goes kind of in depth about Hollomon's brother LJ. He says they are supposedly a package deal and that Oregon is the only school thus far to offer both of them. Kinda sounds like the Duvernay brothers last year. I hadn't heard anything about his brother before. I knew he had one but didn't even realize he was a "prospect".

They are all a bunch of Cam Underwoods - Fan Boys who have no inside information whatsoever. Those crystal balls smell like vinegar *******

I agree. I don't hold the guy's prediction in very high regard. I am just surprised we made it this far into Holloman's recruiting and I hadn't even heard about his brother. I would have thought he'd be mentioned by someone on here at least in passing. I would really like to know what [MENTION=3894]Peter Ariz[/MENTION] knows about his brother. I would assume he is far from a take, but I wonder if the staff is considering offering him a spot to help.

 

[kryptonite]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

 

[CanesAreAble]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

Can the family afford that?

 

[RocketsandCanes]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

Can the family afford that?

Yea I think this is the more pertinent issue. It would be hard for the family to make that decision when the older brother has a scholly offer at Oregon and Georgia would have an in-state tuition of $11,634 per year and a total cost of attendance of $26,208 per year. That is substantially cheaper than UM.

 

[kryptonite]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

Can the family afford that?

Yea I think this is the more pertinent issue. It would be hard for the family to make that decision when the older brother has a scholly offer at Oregon and Georgia would have an in-state tuition of $11,634 per year and a total cost of attendance of $26,208 per year. That is substantially cheaper than UM.

Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here, one kid could go to one school and the other to a different school.

 

[RocketsandCanes]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

Can the family afford that?

Yea I think this is the more pertinent issue. It would be hard for the family to make that decision when the older brother has a scholly offer at Oregon and Georgia would have an in-state tuition of $11,634 per year and a total cost of attendance of $26,208 per year. That is substantially cheaper than UM.

Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here, one kid could go to one school and the other to a different school.

Lol I think that would be the ideal situation. Jeremiah goes to Miami and his bro goes to Oregon or St. Lucie's School for the Blind for all I care. We are only discussing it because it was mentioned in the Dawgnation article that they are supposedly a package deal.

 

[kryptonite]

Is there any kind of downside to letting his brother walk on? Are we low on those jerseys that don't have name on the back?

Can the family afford that?

Yea I think this is the more pertinent issue. It would be hard for the family to make that decision when the older brother has a scholly offer at Oregon and Georgia would have an in-state tuition of $11,634 per year and a total cost of attendance of $26,208 per year. That is substantially cheaper than UM.

Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here, one kid could go to one school and the other to a different school.

Lol I think that would be the ideal situation. Jeremiah goes to Miami and his bro goes to Oregon or St. Lucie's School for the Blind for all I care. We are only discussing it because it was mentioned in the Dawgnation article that they are supposedly a package deal.

If that's the case, let the kid walk on if he wants to play. Either way, find him some financial aid and lets get to work.