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Georgia Bulldogs UGA logoATHENS, Ga. — Georgia’s 2015 collection of signees did not contain a quarterback or a tailback, but it again found a home among the nation’s top-10 classes.
The Bulldogs signed 29 players on National Signing Day, with the 29th occurring Wednesday evening when longtime commitment Terry Godwin announced on Fox Sports South that he was staying true to his pledge. Godwin is rated by Rivals.com as the nation’s top athlete prospect and is expected to provide immediate punch at receiver.
Three of Georgia’s signees, offensive lineman Patrick Allen, cornerback Rico McGraw and athlete prospect Shaquery Wilson, were committed at one point to the Bulldogs before looking elsewhere and then returning.
“It’s been interesting, and it’s not over yet,” Georgia coach Mark Richt said. “There are still things swirling around out there. There has been a lot of emotion in this one, and it’s a large class, too.
“The more people you sign in the class, at times the more drama you have.”