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Georgia steals recruit from Ga. Tech
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08:59 AM ET 02.02 | UGA has ripped away one of Georgia Tech's top recruits. Brendan Douglas, a fullback from Aquinas high school in Augusta, switched his commitment from Georgia Tech to UGA on Friday, he confirmed to the AJC. It's the third recruit that Georgia Tech has lost in the last two weeks, including Hillgrove High School DB Tolando Cleveland (now committed to Mississippi State) and Tri-Cities High School OL Jeremi Hall. However, this one really stings because the recruiting invasion came from archrival UGA.
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Petty Theft, Bros?
I Love LA
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Good, now maybe, USC can beat GT. LOL
The Oldtimer
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The Dream Team 2.
Joe Kidd #1
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He probably couldn't keep his grades high enough for Tech.
Hatrunner
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Or prefers winning.
KingFootball
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Plus ... who wants to go to school in downtown Atlanta?
Dr. B-f-G
Bubbaville, TX
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that too.
Hatrunner
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(bull) dog bites man story -- this is news.
Leprechaun Flotsam
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Pretty much even. Tech is an outstanding engineering school. Georgia's academics have improved greatly since I was in school there in the early 70s.
juan
Athens , AL
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