Highlights from New Georgia Engagement Jordan Smith

Georgia is now up to 6th place in the ranking of the On3 industry after adding Houston County's security (Warner Robins, Ga.) Jordan Smith. With 6-foot £ 10 pounds, Smith is number 75 of the country and No. 6 security per industry ranking of the On3 industry, a weighted average that includes all four websites that publish the recruitment rankings. He is the No. 7 player in Georgia.

A quick look at his junior highlights helps them to understand why the Bulldogs made him such a priority. Smith is a multifaceted weapon for the bears and serves as a ball falcon and attacking engine in safety and as a playmaker with the ball in his hands on special teams.

As Junior Smith, Smith collected a total of 85 duels and three duels for the loss. He also defended seven passes, a few interceptions, a fiddly recovery and caused another fumbling.

“The development played a major role in my decision,” said Smith On3. “To be in a culture in which the profit and competition also means a lot. It is not too far from home either.”

In the last four NFL designs, Georgia has received two collateral, Lewis Cine And Malaki StarksSelected in the first round. Three further safety precautions were also selected in the Bulldogs during this time, one in the second round (Javon Bullard), one in the third round (Tykee Smith) and one in the fifth round (Chris Smith).

The head coach of Georgia, Kirby Smart, was also an all-sec security in his time. This is something that Smith's eye noticed during the recruitment process.

“Since Kirby has played back in Georgia, this makes even more sensible,” said Smith. “I also have a strong connection to Donte. It is something new that I learn about the game every time we talk. I really connected with the entire Georgia staff.”