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Georgia still waiting for good reports | AJC College Sports Recruiting

Georgia still waiting for good reports
8:43 am May 19, 2009, by Darryl Maxie

By DARRYL MAXIE / dmaxie@ajc.com

Even as they’re getting good news about three signees qualifying academically, the Georgia Bulldogs and their fans are still sweating out news about Washaun Ealey and a couple other signees.

Ugasports.com is reporting that Ealey, the ECI record-setting running back, North Cobb defensive end Derrick Lott and Early County safety Shawn Williams are on the list of signees who haven’t made the grade yet. Jordan Love, rivals.com’s No. 1-ranked cornerback in Virginia, defensive end Montez Robinson and wide receiver Marlon Brown have qualified, according to the site.

I thought Ealey said he would definitely make the grades.... but that's not very official so...

washaun ealey and shaun williams both qualified!!!!

Hopefully Lott and Geathers will be next.

Don't hold your breath on Geathers

I know, I am not.

Lott has qualified!!

Great news. Now we are just waiting on Geathers and that Kicker.

Ealey’s arrival ‘just a matter of time,’ Richt says | AJC College Sports Recruiting

Ealey’s arrival ‘just a matter of time,’ Richt says
10:58 am June 11, 2009, by Darryl Maxie

By DARRYL MAXIE / dmaxie@ajc.com

High school record-setting running back Washaun Ealey of Emanuel County Institute isn’t on campus at the University of Georgia — not yet, anyway — but Bulldogs coach Mark Richt isn’t worried.

“Washaun, I think it’s just a matter of time,” Richt told the Athens Banner-Herald.

Sixteen of the 20 in Georgia’s Class of 2009 recruiting haul are already on campus. Ealey, defensive tackle Kwame Geathers, kicker Brandon Bogotay and linebacker Nick Williams still haven’t reported. Only as far as Geathers’ qualifying academically, Richt said, “There’s still some information coming in that will give us a better picture.” The rest are expected as well.

Ealey set a state record for touchdowns scored with 133 during his ECI career, including a single-season record 58 in 2007.