UGA Recruiting Reporter Says Fans Should Thank SAE For Keeping Five-Star QB Jacob Eason Committed
One of the main reasons UGA fans wanted to keep Mark Richt in charge of the Georgia football program was his relationship with five-star quarterback and Georgia commit Jacob Eason. Eason, one of the most highly touted recruits of 2016, was already being viewed as the savior of the Bulldogs program.
But when Mark Richt was fired two weeks ago, it looked like the prize quarterback was reopening his recruitment. Not long after, Eason made a trip to Gainesville to visit the Florida Gators program, and UGA feared it had lost its most important recruit since Highland Park’s Matt Stafford back in 2006.
Fast forward to this morning, and Eason has recommitted himself to UGA. The QB will enroll early and have a shot at starting in the season opener against North Carolina.
So, why the sudden change in heart for Eason during this whirlwind of a recruiting process? Well, a lot of different things fell into place, but one recruiting analyst says fans should thank the UGA SAEs for keeping Eason on board.
#UGA fans need to thank @Bigrank38, @abynum55, @BenCleveland74 and the SAE folks https://t.co/sJSmG9VPah
— Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi) December 15, 2015
An inside source tells me: “I’m pretty sure [Eason] left the [SAE] party after 30 girls asked to have sex with him.” Nice.
Fraternities play host to recruits all the time. I remember back in my day hanging with a superstar running back at a Texas fraternity house who committed to the program less than a week later. Fraternities are the unsung heroes of the recruiting process. Coaches essentially drop off these guys on the front step and make sure they are shown a good time. It’s a mutually beneficial process.
With tons of questions surrounding the future of UGA football and new head coach Kirby Smart, it was none other than the UGA SAEs who helped keep the ship afloat during this trying recruiting period. Congrats, guys. Smart and the rest of his offensive staff owe you big time..
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Fuck Georgia and fuck sae
9 years ago at 12:09 pmMust be a Florida fan? Huh?
9 years ago at 12:17 pmnah but sae is for pussies
9 years ago at 12:21 pmFuck Pike
9 years ago at 12:27 pmSorry, I logged in with the wrong account. Fuck Pike
9 years ago at 1:00 pmFuck pike? Fuck your dad
9 years ago at 3:15 pmFuck Georgia and fuck sae
9 years ago at 12:12 pmHe probably got initiated. His recruiting trip length fits in with their pledge semester
9 years ago at 12:12 pmYou gonna pledge or nah
9 years ago at 12:21 pmNot this week, maybe next week
9 years ago at 12:28 pmHurts. Every. Time
9 years ago at 12:32 pmSteve we all know you were never in a house
9 years ago at 12:26 pmWho leaves a party after 30 girls ask to have sex?
9 years ago at 12:28 pmTo go have sex with said 30 girls
9 years ago at 12:29 pmDorn would leave without the girls
9 years ago at 9:48 pmClassic recruiting: champagne and campaign. All business during the day, all party at night. Same thing happened to me when I got recruited to play football
9 years ago at 12:38 pmyou sound sick
9 years ago at 12:44 pmFor washu? My condolences
9 years ago at 12:50 pmI bet you crushed mega-puss!
9 years ago at 3:18 pmWhat a plot twist. Was prepared to read about how UF SAE hazed the kid so hard he ran back to Athens.
9 years ago at 12:49 pmI mean I’m sure SAE had something to do with it, but he also went to dt Athens aka the promise land for all college students. I swear to God you can use ANY fake ID from ANYWHERE (as long as its not expired) and you’ll get into ANY bar. I’ve definitely made a few visits to Athens and it’s by far the best college town for underaged drinking.
9 years ago at 1:04 pmWhoa dude, you drink?
9 years ago at 1:29 pmMan, I wish I could trade places with you!
9 years ago at 3:20 pmWell Kirby Smart was an SAE in the 90’s at UGA so he might have helped send him that direction.
9 years ago at 1:34 pmSAE at UF did the same thing on his official visit
9 years ago at 2:22 pmThen they must suck.
9 years ago at 3:21 pmScoreboard…..
9 years ago at 8:37 am