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All right, welcome at Lake Kick is live. It is Thursday night. It is May 28th, the year of our Lord

2020. We have got such a jam-packed show. I'm wasting no time. You probably have already heard the

news if you're under a rock or perhaps you just have a life and don't have time to keep up with football

that's not happening, allegedly, in May. J.T. Daniels is no longer a University of

Southern California Trojan, and no longer is he even in the transfer portal. He has landed at

Tennessee. Nope, not Tennessee. Going to Georgia. So at least we got the division right. Or did we get

more than that right? That coming up momentarily. We're talking about that, several different angles to go, many of which were brought up by you, the Georgia fan, today. So we're going to hit a whole lot of that. I've also got to go straight out to the West Coast for a second, talk about what Mario Cristobal and Oregon are doing and are in the process of doing and will continue to do. You know, they're building something out there that is very atypical of what Oregon football has been, and to be honest with you, pretty atypical to what Pact 12 football is. And by default, if you're going to compete, you have to be atypical to what the rest of that conference has been as of late. Hey, BAM is heating up too. Only have six commits right now. I think that was right, Colin, the average star ranking around 94. I think the average player rating a little north of 94. All that means Alabama's still not ranked in the top 30 in recruiting yet we think they're going to finish top five. So there's a lot going on there too. There's a lot going on all over the place. If anyone looks you in the eye in this industry and says, hey, we'd love to deliver content,

but there's just nothing going on.

Slap them virtually, of course.

Can't do anything physically right now.

Get that out of your life.

There's a lot going on.

Let us prove it to you over the next 30 minutes.

Let's dive in. The big news today, J.T. Daniels transferring from USC to Georgia, will he be immediately eligible? Well,

as of right now at time of recording, no. Could that change by close of business tomorrow?

Yeah, I can tell you talking to some people, had our ear on the ground all day, had talking to some

people at Georgia. The hope is that they'll be able to hop over the same hurdles and get through the same hoops that maybe like a Tate Martel was able to do once upon a time, not so long ago, and get him eligible. Basically, it's like trying to nail jello to the old wall when it comes to knowing which rule is going to stand and which rule you're going to be able to get around.

So listen, if I had to bet money, I think there's a half decent chance that he'll be eligible,

but I don't have any insight information on that, nor does anyone else. How does this impact Jamie Newman?

How does this impact maybe currently committed prospects?

Brock Vandergriff, most notably current five-star quarterback in high school, senior

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