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10 GEORGIA JUNIORS TO WATCH

1.Robert Nkemdiche, DE, 6-5, 270, Grayson (Undecided. First-ever No. 1 overall prospect in nation from state of Georgia. “Once in a generation” player.)

2.Montravius Adams, DT, 6-4, 290, Dooly County (Undecided. Rocketed to recruiting stardom after junior all-star game. Nick Saban, Gene Chizik and Derek Dooley showed up at his school on the same day last month. Clemson is early leader)

3.Reuben Foster, LB, 6-2, 232, Troup (Comitted to Alabama. Called “the next Tray Blackmon”)

4.Shamire Devine, OT, 6-7, 341, Tri-Cities (Undecided. Very, very raw but passes all the eyeball tests, unlimited potential in football. Witty personality)

5.Kelsey Griffin, DT, 6-2, 290, Mill Creek (Undecided. If he were a couple of inches taller, he’d be a candidate for top 50 in the country. Still might be)

6.Carl Lawson, DE, 6-3, 245, Milton (Undecided. Compared to “David Pollack out of high school” by one scout. May be a little undersized but makes up for it with high-octane motor. Most recent offer was Alabama)

7.Tray Matthews, DB, 6-2, 205, Newnan (Committed to UGA. Will be interesting to see if growth spurt will force move to LB in college. Hey, it worked well for his former high school teammate, UGA S-turned-LB Alex Ogletree, who is top NFL prospect)

8.Alvin Kamara, RB-WR, 5-10, 190, Norcross (Undecided. Fastest player in pads at junior all-star game. It was 0-60 mph in a few steps. Alabama and UGA most recent offers)

9.Carlos Burse, WR, 6-3, 208, Alpharetta (Undecided. Basketball-turned-football star and is good enough to play high D1 in both. Matched up well vs. Tray Matthews in all-star game. Big WR who is fearless over the middle, and is jaw-dropping with how fluidly he moves — like poetry in motion. Florida is leader after recent offer but that could change if Alabama gets involved)

10.Juwaan Williams, ATH, 6-1, 185, Tucker (Undecided. State championship QB will play WR or DB in college, along with a little Wildcat QB. Another star of junior all-star game)

It looks like Georgia is loaded in talent again.