Today, in simple questions

#UGA's offensive line recruiting class is made of giants…

6-foot-8, Nyier Daniels
6-foot-8, Michael Uini
6-foot-8, Marcus Harrison
6-foot-6, Daniel Calhoun
6-foot-6, Malachi Toliver

6-foot-7 Marques Easley could be next

Story: https://t.co/KRjzo62Tuo pic.twitter.com/YOb0txFsxX

— Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi) July 7, 2023

Tell me something — has the fanbase changed its opinion of a UGA assistant faster and more dramatically than it has in the case of Stacey Searles?

What’s rarer than a unicorn?

I think one of Georgia Tech’s biggest flexes is that we haven’t hosted that baby gronk kid on a visit

— georgia tech pain account (@GTPAINN) July 7, 2023

A Tech fan with a legit sardonic sense of humor…

But, PAWWWLLL, everybody knows Kirby cain’t do nothin’ ‘sides recruit…

Shot.

In addition to landing top recruits, Georgia has also been great at finding (and developing) some diamonds in the rough.

Of the 20 two- or three-star recruits it signed from 2017-21, 12 have started at least one game and five (and soon-to-be more) have been NFL draft picks. https://t.co/1vivflfyN6

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) July 7, 2023

Chaser.

This is why the whole Bryan Harsin “I’ll just out-evaluate Kirby Smart and Nick Saban” strategy was so laughable. They’re pretty good at that, too. https://t.co/red2eeQZpt

— Andy Staples (@Andy_Staples) July 7, 2023