ESPN College Football

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?

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.

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.

DawgNation on the radio: Listen here.

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.

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?

Radi Nabulsi writes : For Tyrone (Ga.) Sandy Creek receiver Demarre Kitt, the college offers couldn't come soon enough. Now the rising junior is mapping out a busy schedule of visits to favorites Auburn, Alabama, Clemson and Georgia, while the offers keep pouring in.

Video: Demarre Kitt

David Ching writes: University of Georgia football honors a former Heisman Trophy winner and a Maxwell Award winner with two new team awards.

Kipp Adams writes : Does the recent commitment of Shaq Wiggins mean previously committed Tray Matthews is a sure thing? And will it help sway top inside linebacker target, Matthews' BFF Reuben Foster? All the hot questions are in this week's DawgNation Recruiting Mailbag.

Radi Nabulsi writes : Richard Seymour’s adopted son, 2013 Ooffensive tackle DeVondre Seymour, is not just a Georgia legacy. The formerly raw freshman with no experience, now a junior, is finally coming into his own.

Video: DeVondre Seymour

Kipp Adams writes : Georgia has lost a few players in the secondary to dismissal in recent weeks, and will lose more to graduation in a year. Filling holes in that group will likely be a priority in 2013 recruiting.

Radi Nabulsi writes : 2013 RB Tyren Jones often stole the spotlight at Marietta (Ga.) Walton HS as a junior. Already, Georgia and Clemson are keeping an eye out for what he’ll do as a senior as another battle between the schools for a top back seems to be taking shape.

Adams writes : Buford (Ga.) High has churned out a succession of top O-linemen, and the tradition will continue in 2013 with Josh Cardiello.

Adams writes : The Kell Longhorns of Marietta, Ga., have been transformed into one of the best programs in the state, and the host of talent there includes 2013 ATH Brendan Langley, who this week racked up five offers in three days.

Radi Nabulsi writes : New Georgia commit Shaq Wiggins takes hits all too often for his diminutive stature. He uses it as motivation, and the result has been schools including Georgia and Alabama coming after him.

Radi Nabulsi writes : Coach’s corner -- Sandy Creek HS defensive backs coach David Cooper breaks down new 2013 Georgia CB commit Shaq Wiggins.