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There are six or seven spots left in Florida's 2013 class and a few needs to fill. Some of the top prospects in the nation are considering the Gators, and it would be difficult to turn them away. So GatorNation is ranking the top 12 uncommitted prospects for Florida this week, with two-a-days. Today, the top two: No. 2 and No. 1

Derek Tyson writes : Four-star WR Alvin Bailey all but says he will not choose Florida, a program that has cooled its pursuit of him in recent months.

David Ching writes : UGA Recruit 411: Get to know the very confident pass-grabbing UGA receiver commit Ty Smith.

Coach's Q&A : Colquitt Co. head coach Rush Propst has plenty to say -- about everything -- and he sees receiver Ty Smith helping Georgia morph into a more gunslinging kind of offense.

Ching: Contracts for Richt, Grantham are not ready to be finalized.

David Ching writes : Going up against Georgia's brick-wall veteran defense is daunting, but this spring it made the young, suspect O-line better, in turn helping the entire offense become more prepared for the 2012 season.

There are six or seven spots left in Florida's 2013 class and a few needs to fill. Some of the top prospects in the nation are considering the Gators, and it would be difficult to turn them away. So GatorNation is ranking the top 12 uncommitted prospects for Florida this week, with two-a-days: No. 4 and No. 3 .

Kipp Adams writes : Talented O-lineman Brandon Kublanow has long considered an offer from UGA to be a dream, but a host of other programs thought the same of him. He took his time through the recruiting process, but followed his heart Wednesday and became a Bulldog.

Adams : Super competitive, strong and intense, Kublanow will afford Georgia great versatility on the O-line. It also doesn’t hurt that his HS coach says Kublanow is the best lineman he has seen in 16 years of coaching.

Video interview: Brandon Kublanow

DawgNation Roundtable : UGA tied for the second biggest NFL class in the 2012 draft, and it could've been bigger. Who among the newest Bulldogs to go pro will have a banner career?

Staff: There are six or seven spots left in Florida's 2013 class and a few needs to fill. Some of the top prospects in the nation are considering the Gators, and it would be difficult to turn them away. So GatorNation is ranking the top 12 uncommitted prospects for Florida this week with two-a-days: No. 6 and No. 5 .

Radi Nabulsi writes : The nation’s top prospect approves of UGA’s recent hiring of one of his old high school coaches to fill the new role of director, on-campus recruiting. How much sway does the hiring give the Bulldogs with DE Robert Nkemdiche?

Nabulsi: Photo gallery

David Ching writes : Recruiting is always a boon for Georgia’s perpetual appearance in the preseason top 25, and this year is no different.

Radi Nabulsi writes: After an exhaustive search over several months, Georgia hires longtime Peach State coach/AD Darly Jones as its new director of on-campus recruiting.

Kipp Adams writes : UGA signee John Theus pens his own “Dawg Blawg,” and discusses his excitement for joining the Bulldogs amid a bittersweet last semester of high school.

Recruiting : Georgia’s early interest in DE Davin Bellamy has helped attract offers from more than 25 schools.

Radi Nabulsi writes : Twenty-nine invitations recently went out to elite Georgia high school players for the annual Georgia Junior Bowl, presented by the Rising Seniors Program. An early camp allowed several players, who otherwise might not have gotten enough notice, to earn the chance to play in the coveted postseason game.

DawgNation Roundtable : After Mark Richt vacated the hot seat this past season, some of his fellow SEC coaches are starting to sweat. DawgNation wonders: “Which SEC coach has the most pressure on him going into the 2012 season?”

Kipp Adams writes : With names like Brice Ramsey and Derrick Henry, Georgia either has landed commitments from or is in hot pursuit of some of the top prospects of 2013 in the backfield.

Adams : Georgia CB target Brendan Langley holds steady with his top three: Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama.

David Ching writes : Richt says concussions issue could change the sport.

DN Roundtable : This week’s DawgNation Roundtable discussion centers on the outstanding players in the SEC who stand between the Bulldogs and another division title. The question: “Which opposing player are you most excited to see this fall?”

Kipp Adams writes : Four-star D-line prospect Antonio Riles maintains that Florida and Georgia are his top two, and he sports enough polarizing gear to keep up the confusion.

Adams : In demand now more than he thought he would ever be, OL prospect Brandon Kublanow says he'll delay his decision and more thoroughly consider all his options.

Kipp Adams writes : The four stars next to his name get him noticed -- 21 schools have offered -- but linebacker Larenz Bryant is particular about the programs he considers.

Video: Shaq ‘Scoop’ Wiggins grills fellow UGA commits Demarre Kitt and Nick Glass.

Video analysis: UGA commit and ESPN 150 cornerback Shaq Wiggins and UGA inside linebacker commit Reggie Carter.

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Radi Nabulsi writes : Sunshine State receiver and UGA commit Ky Priester endured more than a year of frustration with an injury, and a difficult home life. Then he moved to Georgia and his whole world opened up -- on the football field.

Nabulsi : In this week's team mailbag, DawgNation answers questions about the offensive line and the diamonds in the rough, as well as UGA's drug policy.

David Ching writes: Surprisingly, no Bulldogs were selected in first round Thursday night, after projections pointed to versatile offensive lineman Cordy Glenn going in the top 20. Now Glenn waits with the rest of UGA’s draft-hungry alum for Friday’s Rounds 2-3.

Nabulsi : Defensive lineman Jay Woods covets his 20th offer, which came from his childhood favorite Georgia Bulldogs.

DN Roundtable : This week's discussion answers the question, "What's the driving force behind Georgia's recent rush of recruiting success?"

Kipp Adams writes : How is UGA looking with offensive line recruiting, and how many do the Bulldogs look to sign at the position for 2013? How about massive OL Shamire Devine? DN answers those questions and more.

David Ching writes: UGA has beefed up the payroll for its strength & conditioning coaches, and Joe Tereshinski continues to lead the (speedier) charge.

Ching : As Georgia's new associate director of strength and conditioning, former All-American track star Sherman Armstrong's focus will be specific to improving the Bulldogs' speed skills.

Kipp Adams writes : UGA offers California juco TE Beau Sandland.