Mack, McKenzie, Payne, Thompson, Tuttle

Can't forget Julian Rochester and Edwin Alexander for 2016 either. Both are top 10 overall in next years class.

No way Mack over McKenzie imo.

UGA looking very good for 4* Albert Huggins and still likely to flip 4* Ledbetter from Bama as well.

Rocker doin work Thanks Aubies

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McKenzie is the best DT in this year's class, which is really saying something.

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Wanna fight?

A&m fans will say mack
Vols will say mckenzie
Dawgs will say Thompson

Tag team? McKenzie and me vs. you and Thompson?

Meet me at Sonic... losers buy winners blue coconut slushies.

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still likely to flip 4* Ledbetter from Bama as well.

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The longer he takes, the less likely. Even with his brother going to UGA now.

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My completely biased rankings that I thought up while wearing my orange shades and sipping orange koolaid

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True, I have seen film of every big DT in this class. If you want a penetrating insanely quick DT your 2 choices are Mack and Thompson. Both are incredible talents. I like Thompson slightly better but I am biased. Mckenzie is just an absolute stud. He is strong, powerful, unblockable machine that is just made to play DT.

I would probably take Thompson over Mckenzie because the inside terror he will wreak is going to be a lot of fun but it's really a tossup. Mckenzie is a fricking monster with an insane motor.

My rankings

Thompson
Mckenzie
Mack
Green
Payne
Settle
Tuttle

The first two are really interchangeable because I am huge fan of KM. He is going to be tough to deal with in the future.

I've been wondering how UT pulled a five star from Cali, didn't realize his dad was a former Vol. Good to see UGA and UT recruit well, it's good for the league.

Thompson, McKenzie, and Mack are the best three IMO. IMO, Mack has limited upside because of his frame, but he's a very explosive athlete so it's tough to imagine that he won't be a great college player.

McKenzie, to me, is the more developed of he and Thompson. You can tell he's been coached well and has had a good bit of strength training. I don't think he has the natural burst that Thompson and Mack have off the ball. He's probably the best of the three as of right now, IMO.

Thompson is dripping with upside. He's tall, big, violent, naturally strong and explosive. He's very raw in his technique and still has baby fat. College coaching and strength training will eventually make him the best of the three IMO. He has all the tools you can't teach.

As to the comment about Thompson's fit in UGA's scheme 1) UGA is in 4-man front the majority of the time, and will be even moreso with Pruitt. 2) Timmy Jernigan was a beast for FSU this year in Pruitt's scheme. 3) 6'4" 310 lb athletes are a fit in any scheme. The idea that DT's cant succeed in a 3 man front is a myth.