SEC: Antonio Riles
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.
: 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.DawgNation links: Mitchell's big adjustment
March, 22, 2012
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David Ching writes : All-freshman receiver Malcolm Mitchell, who was a coveted DB in high school, is nonetheless dealing with a huge adjustment as he works his way into Todd Grantham's defense.
Kipp Adams writes: Georgia and Grantham will have to hit the recruiting trail hard this year in order to fill some pending big holes along the defensive line.
Ching: UGA coaches are working on beefing up the entire defensive line.
Ching: Day 2, UGA spring practice.
: All-freshman receiver Malcolm Mitchell, who was a coveted DB in high school, is nonetheless dealing with a huge adjustment as he works his way into Todd Grantham's defense.
Kipp Adams writes
: Georgia and Grantham will have to hit the recruiting trail hard this year in order to fill some pending big holes along the defensive line.
Ching: UGA coaches are working on beefing up the entire defensive line.
Ching: Day 2, UGA spring practice.
DawgNation links: 2013 sleeper prospects
March, 1, 2012
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By ESPN.com staff | ESPN.com
Radi Nabulsi writes : For some prospects, recruitment has yet to take off as it has for their 2013 counterparts. In a two-part series, DawgNation takes a look at players in the state of Georgia who so far have been flying under the radar. Thursday: Offense; Friday: Defense.
Kipp Adams writes: In this week's recruiting mailbag: Should Georgia fans expect good news from this weekend's Very Important Dawg Day? Does new commit DeAndre Johnson signal the end of UGA's recruiting for the defensive line in the 2013 class?
: For some prospects, recruitment has yet to take off as it has for their 2013 counterparts. In a two-part series, DawgNation takes a look at players in the state of Georgia who so far have been flying under the radar. Thursday: Offense; Friday: Defense.
Kipp Adams writes
: In this week's recruiting mailbag: Should Georgia fans expect good news from this weekend's Very Important Dawg Day? Does new commit DeAndre Johnson signal the end of UGA's recruiting for the defensive line in the 2013 class?DawgNation: Juco aims for weekend offer
February, 22, 2012
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Chris Low | ESPN.com
Radi Nabulsi writes : Juco athlete and UGA prospect Mario Alford believes the military training he has received at Georgia Military College gives him an edge against future Division I competition, and he wants to prove it while wearing UGA’s red and black.
Kipp Adams writes: With more than a dozen offers, No. 15, from the Georgia Bulldogs, is an extra-special one for in-state prospect Josh Outlaw.
Adams: Since the SEC East got wind of his talent, two-way player and DE Antonio Riles has been reeling with the endless stream of offers.
: Juco athlete and UGA prospect Mario Alford believes the military training he has received at Georgia Military College gives him an edge against future Division I competition, and he wants to prove it while wearing UGA’s red and black.
Kipp Adams writes
: With more than a dozen offers, No. 15, from the Georgia Bulldogs, is an extra-special one for in-state prospect Josh Outlaw.
Adams
: Since the SEC East got wind of his talent, two-way player and DE Antonio Riles has been reeling with the endless stream of offers.
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