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Georgia and Georgia Tech have requested film on Heritage junior sensation Garry Peters. But Florida has inside position for one of the state's top prospects for 2010. "Florida is his favorite," Heritage coach Chad Frazier said. "If they offered, that is where he would want to go." Only South Carolina has offered the 6-foot, 180-pounder. Tennessee, Alabama, Vanderbilt, Florida, Oregon and Indiana, among others, have requested film. Peters plays quarterback and defensive back for Heritage and is being recruited at cornerback and safety.

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October 26, 2008  11:04 AM ET
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6'0" 180 lbs.? Too small for the Big Ten, keep 'em in the SEC.

October 26, 2008  12:00 PM ET
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He's small but he would make sense for cornerback and safety.

I know nothing about the kid but if Florida wants him then fine, let them get him.

October 27, 2008  11:54 AM ET
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He has no offer from Florida so why is this a story? I would like to be Pope but that doesn't seem to be in the cards either....

October 27, 2008  04:37 PM ET
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Originally posted 11:04 AM ET  10.26 by Chasin' Utleys

6'0" 180 lbs.? Too small for the Big Ten, keep 'em in the SEC.

yeah because the big ten consist of fat and slow players.

October 27, 2008  11:56 PM ET
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Lets see Percey Harvin, Brandon James and now Jeff Demps. None to big but they all can play the game of football

October 28, 2008  07:35 PM ET
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He chooses Florida over Ga and Ga Tech..... Duh......

Ga....ATL; Florida ..hot women, beaches, BCS titles.

No brainer I guess

October 29, 2008  04:25 PM ET
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6'0" 180 lbs.? Too small for the Big Ten, keep 'em in the SEC.

Was there any thought in that statement? Still wonder why the SEC is the best and toughest conference? They believe in atheletes and heart. I'm not in the mood to pick on the Big 10.

 
October 31, 2008  01:21 PM ET
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Originally posted 11:04 AM ET  10.26 by Chasin' Utleys

6'0" 180 lbs.? Too small for the Big Ten, keep 'em in the SEC.

Correct me if I'm wrong...but small and fast has prevailed the last two years...times a changin'...keep picking those "big guys" big-10!

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