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Georgetown's 2014 Recruiting Class

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If he wasn't undersized he would of been a D1 recruit imo..

 

Without question.

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Ram, who is Blake Ellis from Russell? I am not familiar with that name.

I found his name on Russell County's roster.

 

I have found around the state, many people do not know there is a "Russell" and a "Russell County".

That is odd. However you and I probably follow these things a little more than most.

I like that the kids signed come from programs that are used to winning. To me this means they understand what it takes to compete on the field as a team to get the W. They do the little things when it matters.

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I like that the kids signed come from programs that are used to winning. To me this means they understand what it takes to compete on the field as a team to get the W. They do the little things when it matters.

I agree. Winning is contagious. So is losing. Seems like I remember that from somewhere.

 

I think it can be seen that Georgetown went after certain recruits and stuck with them, signing only 27 players. That is a consistent thing that quality programs do.

Best number with Georgetown is the above 90% graduation rate.

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Best number with Georgetown is the above 90% graduation rate.

I agree, and the 96% first time acceptance rate for graduate school.

Best number with Georgetown is the above 90% graduation rate.

 

I agree, and the 96% first time acceptance rate for graduate school.

 

It's an excellent school. My son originally signed with them before EKU had an opening and he got a chance to play there. He really liked Georgetown but didn't want to pass up a chance to play D-I.

I believe Beal is a huge grab for the Tigers, but there are some other really nice players on this list. The Tigers will need a few more classes like this one to compete at the D2 level

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