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re: Class of 2016 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: Waiting On Demetris Robertson Edition

Posted on 4/14/15 at 11:34 am to
Posted by TideSaint
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Posted on 4/14/15 at 11:34 am to
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4. Georgia

State nickname: The Peach State

Number of 5-stars: 3

Number of 4-stars: 26

Highest-ranked player: DT Derrick Brown (No. 5 overall, No. 2 DT)

Number of committed top-25 in-state players: 6


The state of Georgia always seems to have an abundance of talent, from the biggest, toughest linemen to the most skilled of skill-position players. The 2016 class is led by defensive tackle Derrick Brown, a 6'4", 305-pound truck who has built a reputation of being the quintessential run-stopper.

Brown is one of three 5-star players from the state; the others are defensive tackle Julian Rochester and offensive tackle Ben Cleveland, who has committed to play for Georgia. The Bulldogs have three of the state's nine best athletes committed in Cleveland, 4-star defensive end Chauncey Manac and 4-star offensive tackle E.J. Price.

Brown and Rochester will be major pickups on the defensive side of the ball, as both are disruptive. Offensively, dual-threat quarterback Jawon Pass is the player from the state many schools are hoping to land. The 4-star talent has more than 20 offers, and Auburn, Alabama, Louisville, North Carolina and Virginia Tech are among the schools in the hunt.

Posted by TideSaint
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Member since Sep 2008
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Posted on 4/14/15 at 11:34 am to
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3. California

State nickname: The Golden State

Number of 5-stars: 4

Number of 4-stars: 40

Highest-ranked player: LB Caleb Kelly (No. 16 overall, No. 3 OLB)

Number of committed top-25 in-state players: 8


The state of California is always loaded with talent, and the trend continues with the 2016 class. It starts with 5-star outside linebacker Caleb Kelly and trickles down. The state has Kelly, defensive end Breland Brandt, wide receiver Tyler Vaughns and quarterback K.J. Costello as 5-star athletes. Brandt has committed to UCLA, and Costello has given his pledge to Stanford.

UCLA has four of California's top 40 players committed in Brandt, wide receiver Michael Pittman and linebackers Lokeni Toailoa and Krys Barnes. The Bruins are looking to land more big-time, in-state players, but part of California recruiting is watching the player battles between UCLA and USC.

The Trojans currently have three commitments so far, and only one—linebacker Mique Juarez—is from California. Look for the recruiting battles of players like Kelly, Vaughns, 4-star wide receiver Dylan Crawford and 4-star Boss Tagaloa to be of personal interest to both USC and UCLA fans.

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