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-I am also told that things went well with Jadon Haselwood according to multiple sources. After talking to him in person on Thursday and hearing this, really starting to believe that UGA holds here on the Nation’s Top WR prospect for 2019. From Mansell on UGA board today.

I don’t think it is, like at all. I mean we have a 70 page thread on an 18 year old kid here. If that isn’t proof enough that this **** wouldn’t stay hush then I don’t know what to tell you. Every one of his visits here has been documented, so how did the first one stay quiet?..

Lol So y’all are trying to imply that’s Hasselwood came down and just told the reporters to lie/keep hush about it? You think that can happen with a 5* kid on 2018?

Chaney won’t sign with Bama.

You already know. That **** was planted in their heads by some coaches from other schools that UM is dangerous etc. Richt has the ammo to defend that though with stats so not worried.

They have talked to me about new commit Makiya Tongue and transfer Demetris Robertson and I am cool with those guys. Competition has never mattered to me. Those guys going to Georgia doesn't change anything." In reality, nothing has changed for Haselwood since he committed to the Dawgs...

There will be a third visit to Miami now. Haselwood has already taken an official visit to Oklahoma, so he has four remaining. He said that Miami and Georgia are the only two that he knows for certain he will take. Auburn and Florida State are two other schools he is considering for official...

It appears the Hurricanes made the most of their time. Not only for the elite prospect, but for those very close to him. "It went real well, especially for my parents. My mom did not know what it was like down there. She was thinking it was like it was years ago when Sean Taylor and guys like...

When you mention Jadon Haselwood in the recruiting world, heads turn and ears open up. The 6-foot-3, 195 pound five-star wide receiver out of Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove has shined everywhere he has competed the last two-plus years, and not only has he made a strong case to be the No. 1...

I actually disagree. Don’t get me wrong my money is still on UGA but I don’t think this was a fluff piece at all. He is coming for FSU and will see HR at its finest. We have to win that game with all the kids that will be there. It will be unreal.

No No on both points lol Defense still, and always will win championships And 50% of the top SoFla kids end up sucking? Jesus Christ. This is amongst some of the all time low for this board.

UF and UGA are recruiting on such opposite ends of the spectrum that the NEXT Florida coach after Mullen is going to suffer from it. That’s how bad it is about to be for UF every time they play UGA.

Not the way they are recruiting. Their path to Atlanta will be easier than it’s ever been at the rate they are going. Nobody else in the conference is recruiting near their level besides Bama, let alone their own division. I’m always entertained by the “they should’ve lost xyz game” narrative so...

UGA ain’t lacking at WR either, neither is AU or OU but I agree with your point. I don’t think he is afraid of comp because he is going to play day 1 wherever he goes.

Hasselwood was on campus early this morning working out with our players.

It's hilarious. Literally it's a bunch of people just assuring themselves that Miami is not to be worried about. Like alright, why do you all keep making threads saying the same thing? Looks extremely familiar lol.

An Illinois insider? Lol wtf. Anyway, trust me I will be monitoring those UGA boards and until Wiltfong, Mansell, or Adams say anything then I'm SCHLEEP.

From who though?

It's encouraging but I'll believe it when I see it. UGA aint letting the #1 player in the state and best WR to come out of that state since Calvin Johnson probably sign with the University of Miami. Regardless, love the shot we are taking & effort we are giving. This one won't be over until he...

Just that he came with his parents and even an aunt who drove over 7 hours to meet them there and be apart of the visit.