ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Junior college defensive lineman Toby Johnson has become the 33rd member of Georgia's signing class.
Georgia coach Mark Richt says Johnson, from Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College, signed with the Bulldogs on Tuesday. Johnson, from College Park, Ga., attended Banneker High School.
At 6-foot-4 and 305 pounds, Johnson was ranked among the top junior college prospects in the nation. He had five sacks and 17 tackles for losses in two seasons at Hutchinson.
Richt says he is looking forward to Johnson competing for playing time in the 2013 season.
Georgia's class includes 13 players who've already enrolled in Athens after graduating early from high school or junior college.
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Comments » 6
CoverOrange writes:
Way to stop the oversigning racket, Slive!
give_him_6 writes:
WTH..33rd player??
snowpeapod#263184 writes:
And why do we care who Georgia signs?
voloffaith writes:
Let me help ya here...they are an SEC foe for one. Two, article making point by noting #33 signee. As always, if ya don't care don't read and don't post. Simple enough for my lil mind to wrap around.
movol53 writes:
How is it Ga can sign 33?
volfaninutah writes:
Kiffin probably sold the rights to him before he left town.
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