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Are locals McMillan IV and Griffith a fair litmus test for Brannen's Recruiting?
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RE: Are locals McMillan IV and Griffith a fair litmus test for Brannen's Recruiting?
Lots of talented guys on campus in the previous and coming days, many of which are in-state or nearby. I'm confident that Wes and company are going to bring in some studs for the 2022 and 2023 classes. I think we're going to see recruiting on par with Mick's better classes, with potential for even better recruiting in the future as the staff establishes itself as a destination for high-end talent. In addition to making in-roads with the local players, Chad Dollar is one of the top recruiters in the south -- especially in talent-rich Georgia.
 
06-05-2021 02:54 PM
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RE: Are locals McMillan IV and Griffith a fair litmus test for Brannen's Recruiting? - robertfoshizzle - 06-05-2021 02:54 PM



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