SEC. 'Nuff said, amirite??***

Don't know realistically him going over a few hours drive away. The one constant in his recruitment is distance from home. He doesn't want to be far from home. Could certain situations change ($$$) to make hime reconsider that line of thinking, absolutely. The second constant is he wants to play for a big time program and play for championships and yes Clemson is a big time program. I know ppl want to complain about Clemson like they don't deserve have a couple down years rebuilding and not even rebuilding bc I think the rest of the team is fine. The difference between the Watson and TLaw led teams is DWat and TLaw. 2 years ago Clemson was 4 points away from the Playoffs. Sorry I digress, Clemson very much is still a big time program. We just have to wait and see if him going to the school he pulled for that's a couple hours down the road can beat the larger amounts of NIL dollars another school can offer. Also how Clemson looks this year, I believe, can make a difference. P.S. Regardless of what some believe, guys that put 💰💰💰 over brain and heart are guys that look for the exit sign with the simplest of adverse situations.

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Re: Georgia now the favorite for sanders?

May 19, 2024, 3:09 PM [ in reply to Re: Georgia now the favorite for sanders? ]

Huh? Georgias OL coach isn’t any good? Lol you have got to be kidding me…

Georgia produces OL as well as anyone in college football. Even if the guy couldn’t coach a lick it wouldn’t matter… they have 4/5 star guys all over that OL and on the bench.

Last year Georgias 5 starting OL averaged as the nations biggest OL and that includes every NFL team. That’s right… Georgias OL was bigger than even every NFL team.

Go look at this past recruiting class for Georgia. The guys that are coming in this year as freshmen. Look at how big each of their OL recruits are. They are massive. Every single one of them.

Sanders is a top ranked guy based on what he can be… not what he is. He’s nowhere near as important a recruit as some here think bc he’s not going to be ready to help for a year or 2. He’s super athletic but his frame is thin and not filled out and that will take time in a college weight room and nutrition program.

He won’t make an impact whether it’s Clemson/Georgia/Ohio St or whoever… he’ll be sitting on the bench for at least a year. He’s going to be one of those guys that doesn’t have an all world college career but will get to the pros and have success bc his body needs a lot of development.

Think Trey Smith for the KC Chiefs who was a top recruit… went to Tennessee and started but wasn’t all American or anything like that. Selected in the 5th round I believe but has become a stalwart on the OL for the back to back reigning champs. I believe Sanders will take a similar path.

They’re quite a few other OL recruits that maybe don’t have Sanders ceiling but are also more prepared to play in college quicker than he is.

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