Thursday morning buffet

Fill up as we approach national signing day.

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17 responses to “Thursday morning buffet

  1. TennesseeDawg

    Ok, the law states that Brown needed to show “the verification of a student’s lawful presence in the United States”. Does Brown not have a SS number? A birth certificate? Or is this somehow not proof of his “lawful presence”?

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  2. Faulkner

    I believe the article insinuates that had they known about this, it could have been resolved with more time. If that is true, and the coaches really want him, why not save a spot for him until it gets worked out?

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    • Normaltown Mike

      The fact that his back up schools are Syracuse, Tulane and Middle Tennessee State might indicate the coaches do not want him as much as the article implies.

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      • W Cobb Dawg

        There’s definitely a disconnect between what UGA thinks (or thought) and what other schools think of his football skills. The offers just aren’t there from any significant D1 school. If that’s the case, our serious problem with evaluating offensive linemen continues.

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        • JasonC

          The info I have seen is that Brown has the physical ability and potential, but needs polishing on his skills. He is listed as a “project” by some, so a redshirt is likely at UGA, but there is definitely potential for him to be a very good OL. I think he was 3 starts with Scout.

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    • JasonC

      It seems like we could tell Brown that we would write an agreement and tell him that we would give him a scholarship next year after we find him a job this year and everything would work out just fine.

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  3. Ginny

    The kid got his commitment date tattooed on his arm. Really hope he ends up in Athens somehow.

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  4. Dorothy Mantooth

    I hate that UGA had to lose a recruit because of this but I’m glad this brings to light the absurd policy of our state. We force illegal aliens to attend school K-12 and then prevent them from going to college. With the purposeful killing of the DREAM Act, we can insure that no young illegals are motivated to go to college or join the military. Genius!

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    • Normaltown Mike

      “We force illegal aliens to attend school”

      Don’t you mean “we provide free education K-12 to illegal aliens but don’t allow them to attend state colleges or universities”.?

      “no young illegals are motivated to go to college or join the military”

      A non-citizen can join the military. A non citizen can attend private schools in Georgia and state schools in many other states.

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      • Otto

        Illegals should be motivated to become legal citizens and deported until they go through the legal immigration process. The article shows that Georgia state laws are working and more laws need to be corrected.

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    • AthensHomerDawg

      -1
      Please read ,,,, and fix your errors.
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DREAM_Act

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  5. D.N. Nation

    I remember Michigan/Northwestern pretty well, actually. Fun game.

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  6. DawgPhan

    w/r/t Fulmer Cup

    ESSS-EEEE-SEEE!

    ESSS-EEEE-SEEE!

    ESSS-EEEE-SEEE!

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    • SouthGa Dawg

      “Georgia only tallies three points here. This is not an inappropriate joke about Mark Richt’s fondness for field goals.” LOL

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  7. Irishdawg

    “A non-citizen can join the military”
    And most that do, particularly if they serve in combat, earn their citizenship (as they deserve to)

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  8. Somebody with some pull needs to make something happen–this kid can play-was flying under the radar-he dominated at camp–probably will end up an all-american at LSU–just really ticks me off–somebody somewhere screwed up-we should not be losing Chester Brown DANG IT MAN!!!

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  9. Dog in Fla

    Proposed federal DREAM Act legislation DOA in Senate based on opposition from operatives* “defending American sovereignty in the Senate, a place where patriots are in short supply” but ALEC disinformation is not

    http://www.limitstogrowth.org/articles/2011/07/01/senator-jeff-sessions-the-new-dream-act-is-worse/

    vs.

    http://americasvoiceonline.org/blog/entry/more_on_senator_sessions_spurious_dream_act_memo/

    as well as state legislative delegations

    http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/pulp/2011/09/dream_act_bill_filed_in_florid.php

    expected to lead to slight population increase in country with Communist regime

    http://www.dreamactivist.org/blog/2012/01/26/days-trotta-deported-venezuela/

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