ATHENS, Ga. -- Last time he was here, the Bulldogs did their best to try and take the lead for Brendan Langley (Marietta, Ga./Kell), but were unsuccessful. Following his first visit to the University of Georgia since getting an offer, the 6-foot-1, 181-pound defensive back named Alabama and Georgia co-leaders. On Saturday, Langley was back on campus at Georgia again and he admits this trip was different. But did it have an effect on his recruitment?

“I was kind of rushed last time because I had things to do later that day, but this time I had the time to sit down in the offensive and defensive meetings really allowed me to see how they would utilize me on both sides of the ball, and special teams too,” Langley said. “Georgia is my current leader.”

On Saturday the news also came out that sophomore Marc Deas planned to transfer, leaving the Bulldogs with only five returning scholarship players in the entire secondary after the 2012 season. While Langley has said early playing time will not be the only factor in his decision, he knows he is a priority for the coaching staff at Georgia.

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