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This is Dog Nation Daily, the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fame.

Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

I think you're going to like this.

We've said before that in this day and age, when you look at the kind of sign-ease, a program like

Georgia has, and this is true probably for any program, but it's Georgia we talk about. When you look

at those signies in any given recruiting class, it's the ones who have a chance to play right

away who matter more than the others, with all due respect, because as we've seen, sometimes

even for tatted freshmen who could have a bright future,

if they don't find that immediate impact, they have a tendency to get a little restless,

have a tendency to want to kind of move on and see if the grass might be greener somewhere else.

George is not immune to that the same way any other program is.

So when we look at number one class like Georgia just brought in, the question that sort of races to the top of everyone's mind is, okay, well, of these guys, who are the ones that can play right away?

Who are the guys that can help Georgia in its pursuit of a possible national championship for 2024?

Who is that and who could that be?

And it's interesting to know that the biggest entity of them all is touting a freshman in particular as being able to perhaps be able to do just that for Georgia here this season.

I think this is really interesting.

And I like the way that Connor Riley framed this at Dog Nation.com when he wrote about this, the notion of the top newcomer for UGA. And I want to read

what Connor wrote about this because I think that Connor sort of explains this in a really good

way in the fact that Georgia brings in a lot of transfer players. Connor writes that ESPN recently

tried its hand at predicting which of those newcomers will be the most important for Georgia

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