2021 RB who named UF his leader last month commits to UGA
2021 four-star running back Lovasea Carroll (IMG Academy - Bradenton, Fla.) has committed to Georgia.
Last month, Carroll told Sports Illustrated All-American that the Gators were his leader. With a lack of visits amidst the pandemic, it’s curious as to what gave UGA an advantage here. It should be noted, though, that Carroll is a Peach State native.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/...t-month-commits-to-uga-R3CLAVIdx0uy4-MHQRbfbg
Starting to think that someone on coaching staff at IMG Academy doesn't like the Gators. We have come up short on far too many players from there. Perhaps members of the coaching staff are fans of Clemson, Bama, and/or UGA.
The major problem with Gators' current RB recruiting is the pitiful performance of last year's OL.
To put this stat in its proper perspective, you need to
remember that there are only 14 teams in the SEC.
SEC Rushing Stats -
1. Kentucky - 278.77 yards/game
4. Georgia - 185.07 yards/game
6. LSU - 166.8 yards/game
13. Gators - 129.77 yards/game
14. Vanderbilt - 124.67 yards/game
https://www.secsports.com/statistics/football/team/rushing
The two teams which beat us, out rushed us both for the season & in the game we lost to them.
NOTE: Clemson had over 3600 yards rushing last season - 240 yards/game.
In 2019 -Travis Etienne rushed for 1614 yards; Gators as a team had only 1687 yards for the season !
Tim Brewster comes to the Gators' staff with the reputation of being one of the elite recruiters in college football. I personally believe he will make his mark here in Gainesville.
FWIW - I don't care who the recruiter is, until our OL shows they can run block; why would any top flight RB come to Gainesville ?
I realize that this year is unlike anything college football football has ever seen - Corona Virus, campus shut down, no spring practice, extended dead period, etc.
But with the same problems; UGA convinced Lovasea Carroll to commit.
Early commit doesn't mean he will sign with the Dawgs, but would you rather have his commitment or his rejection ?
2021 four-star running back Lovasea Carroll (IMG Academy - Bradenton, Fla.) has committed to Georgia.
Last month, Carroll told Sports Illustrated All-American that the Gators were his leader. With a lack of visits amidst the pandemic, it’s curious as to what gave UGA an advantage here. It should be noted, though, that Carroll is a Peach State native.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/...t-month-commits-to-uga-R3CLAVIdx0uy4-MHQRbfbg
Starting to think that someone on coaching staff at IMG Academy doesn't like the Gators. We have come up short on far too many players from there. Perhaps members of the coaching staff are fans of Clemson, Bama, and/or UGA.
The major problem with Gators' current RB recruiting is the pitiful performance of last year's OL.
To put this stat in its proper perspective, you need to
remember that there are only 14 teams in the SEC.
SEC Rushing Stats -
1. Kentucky - 278.77 yards/game
4. Georgia - 185.07 yards/game
6. LSU - 166.8 yards/game
13. Gators - 129.77 yards/game
14. Vanderbilt - 124.67 yards/game
https://www.secsports.com/statistics/football/team/rushing
The two teams which beat us, out rushed us both for the season & in the game we lost to them.
NOTE: Clemson had over 3600 yards rushing last season - 240 yards/game.
In 2019 -Travis Etienne rushed for 1614 yards; Gators as a team had only 1687 yards for the season !
Tim Brewster comes to the Gators' staff with the reputation of being one of the elite recruiters in college football. I personally believe he will make his mark here in Gainesville.
FWIW - I don't care who the recruiter is, until our OL shows they can run block; why would any top flight RB come to Gainesville ?
I realize that this year is unlike anything college football football has ever seen - Corona Virus, campus shut down, no spring practice, extended dead period, etc.
But with the same problems; UGA convinced Lovasea Carroll to commit.
Early commit doesn't mean he will sign with the Dawgs, but would you rather have his commitment or his rejection ?