is that the guy who said Vic switched back to UCLA?
No, the guy that cleared up the rumors and said Alexander back to UCLA wasn't confirmed- https://twitter.com/edwardlewisbsr/status/562086371565654016
is that the guy who said Vic switched back to UCLA?
I'm done.
No, the guy that cleared up the rumors and said Alexander back to UCLA wasn't confirmed- https://twitter.com/edwardlewisbsr/status/562086371565654016
Georgia holds on to the recruits the same way they do the football: they carry them down to the 1 yard line and turn them over.
All these de-commits, and UGA is still a top-10 recruiting class?
Georgia holds on to the recruits the same way they do the football: they carry them down to the 1 yard line and turn them over.
Georgia holds on to the recruits the same way they do the football: they carry them down to the 1 yard line and turn them over.
"Per reports" from who? Dwags?
Lol this is the craziest recruiting story ever.
Lone Star Identity Theft
The Ron Weaver saga wasn’t really a huge story on National Signing Day since he completely duped an entire university with identity fraud in 1996. In fact, it is the last documented case of identity fraud in major college football. Ron Weaver signed with Texas and played every game of the regular season in the 1996 season under coach John Mackovic as a 23-year-old defensive back. There was only one problem. Weaver was actually a 30-year-old by the name of Ron McKelvey who had used up his collegiate eligibility when he played at Sacramento State back in 1989. He duped Mackovic, the University of Texas at Austin and the NCAA — which later found no wrongdoing in the case by the school. Weaver was suspended the day before the Longhorns lost to the Hokies in the Sugar Bowl.
- See more at: http://athlonsports.com/college-foo...ys-best-recruiting-tales#sthash.OozoikwJ.dpuf