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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Defensive end Trent Harris (Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park), a new ESPN 150 member, has narrowed his list of schools to six.

The 6-foot-2, 227-pound athlete said Florida, Georgia, Ohio State, Alabama, Florida State and Vanderbilt are his final six schools.


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Bobo targets the 229 

June, 19, 2013
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo can often be heard shouting across the practice fields in an accent that could be described as a southern drawl. Detractors -- and Bobo’s success on the recruiting trail has earned him many -- would describe his voice as “backwoods” or “countrified,” maybe even “hillbilly.”

But that country-boy swagger rings true to his roots and is the language Bobo’s recruiting targets speak. If it isn’t their first language, it is their second and they slip into it like a favorite baseball cap when Bobo talks to them.


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Today we take a look at the nation’s top college football programs and project their relative stability over the next few seasons. After examining Georgia’s coaching, talent base, recruiting prowess, program clout and the treachery in the Bulldogs’ path toward playing for a national title, ESPN’s experts ranked Georgia ninth in their Future Power Rankings.

Here are a couple of factors that could cause the Bulldogs to either rise or fall in those rankings over the next few seasons:


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ESPN 300 targets: Georgia 

June, 18, 2013
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With the release of the ESPN 300, DawgNation takes a look at the Top 10 ESPN 300 targets most likely to commit to the University of Georgia as of right now.


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Southwest Ohio has been good to Michigan in the past, and one of Cincinnati’s top 2015 prospects was on campus Monday.


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