re: 2017 Football Recruiting Thread ["N$D Bryant" Edition]

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Your third grade sentences really gets to me.

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You're still at this bullshite? Do you not get tired of being a dick all the damn time? Good God man you're insufferable, I get you get off on it and that makes you a shitty person. Somebody said this thread needs an enema and I couldn't agree more, in the form of an IP ban for you.

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You take this site way too seriously

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glad that got to you so much

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Bryant would play the Buck defensive end role for Auburn. Despite Auburn’s loaded depth chart, Bryant actually likes his chance to see the field earlier at Auburn than Georgia or LSU.

Assuming Carl Lawson does the inevitable and leaves, of course.

“Auburn (for playing time). I kid you not. With Carl Lawson leaving, and they have a couple guys behind him,” Bryant said. “But coach has said he’s not sure if they can be as good as I can be. So I think Auburn.”

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Maintaining that friendship will be crucial as Auburn continues to build this linebacker class. Wooten said last week that Auburn’s original plan at linebacker was to add four or five at the position in the 2017 class. The Tigers are at three right now, with Britt and Wooten enrolling early.

There are a few names that have popped up in discussions with coaches and fellow recruits. Wooten said he isn’t entirely sure what the plan is in terms of the Tigers’ attempts to end with four or five, but he expects to see at least one more linebacker added.

“That’s the plan, to add a fourth. I still think they’re trying to add one more,” Wooten said. “Probably Thomas Johnston or Tyler Taylor, if not both. I’m not 100 percent what the coaches plan on doing, but those are probably our top two guys right now.”

Johnston and Taylor both have decisions left to make. Taylor has appeared to be priority No. 1, but the Auburn staff appears to have growing interest in Johnston.

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But the original thought: Bishop’s re-decision happened on such a whim that there was the outside chance he was entranced by the litany of Georgia recruits participating in the U.S. Army Bowl in San Antonio. Maybe he needed to step away and still give Auburn and Florida their official visit chance.

That’s not the case.

Bishop is already beginning his recruitment for Georgia, focusing in on other Auburn targets Aubrey Solomon and Markaviest Bryant. In short order, Bishop went from top Auburn commit to formidable competition.

He is all-in on Georgia. Auburn won’t even earn an official visit.

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