CheWreck
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Yeah, I though this was the best take in the thread so far:
As we saw on Saturday, we are in pretty good shape at RB, as we should be given our previous offense. What's important is locking down the big boys on both lines. Would be nice to get a big name RB recruit, but won't the end of the world if we don't.
I'm just glad to be back in the hunt for guys like this, it's been awhile.
Partially agree. No one player changes the program unless they're a once in a generation talent, Heisman trophy winner, etc. which doesn't happen till they're enrolled and playing.
However, I will say that Gibbs is exactly the type of kid we've had little to no shot at for decades in the state of Georgia. Being in on him early and garnering an early commit was great, but he has the chance to be a 5 star, top 5-10 player coming out of the state from an area that Tech historically doesn't recruit overly well. The big boys are and will continue to come after him because he deserves it! Will he be the savior of the program? Highly doubtful, as we said above since individual players seldom are in football. Would his continuing commitment and signing with Tech have a big impact for us? Absolutely. Any one player backing out of a commitment wouldn't be the end of the world, but this is exactly the type of guy we need to see Collins be able to land. We got the first half right getting on him early and getting him committed. He's the type of talent that it doesn't matter how loaded you are at the position, you still take him if you can get him.