Once again, Georgia has pulled in another decent recruiting class. Of course getting Top 10 signing class does not guarantee success, but it certainly does not hurt the Dawgs chances.

I do not remember reading about a lot of headliners, but ajc.com thinks Georgia did pretty darn good.

Georgia had one its best-ever classes. But it didn’t appear that way because the majority of recruits committed by the end of the summer. Aaron Murray of Tampa and Oconee County’s Zach Mettenberger are two of the nation’s top quarterbacks, and Booker T. Washington defensive back Branden Smith was the state’s consensus No. 1 prospect, barely ahead of Northside-Warner Robins defensive tackle Abry Jones.

It will be interesting to see how many of these guys are able to get on the field right away and make an immediate impact. Unlike the NFL draft, I never get too excited about National Signing Day. The reality is that these are kids, and you can never be too sure how they are going to react away from home. Ask me again about the 2009 class in 3-4 years.