Georgia Bulldogs: Arden Key
Inside the DawgHouse: G-Day edition 
In this week's update:
- Plenty of talent expected to visit for G-Day
- RB recruiting close to done?
- Latest on Stanley Williams
- 2015 RB on the radar
- Short visit for ESPN Watch List DE
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DawgNation Mailbag: Full contact edition
Adam (Charlotte): What is your view on the post-Aaron Murray quarterback position battle? Brice Ramsey comes out very highly recruited but played in a pure running team and didn't really showcase his talents. Could the big bad SEC be too much for him?
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- How did the Bulldogs’ do on their junior day?
- Were there any silent commitments?
- Who are the new prospects that Georgia offered?
- Does Georgia have a chance with the top out-of-state players?
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DE could be first Georgia Dawg of '15
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One prospect stood out above all, and the rising sophomore left with a rare early offer from the Bulldogs.
ATH Terry Godwin (Hoganville, Ga./Callaway) With three-quarters of the Georgia coaching staff watching, including head coach Mark Richt, Godwin put on a show in the semifinal matchup versus Leesburg, Fla. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound rising sophomore made several interceptions on defense, as well as scoring at will at wide receiver. Godwin started on both sides of the ball as a freshman for head coach Pete Wiggins, and he could project to either side at the next level. At one point Godwin made back to back touchdown catches, with an interception in between, causing Richt to look across the field at receivers coach Tony Ball and give two thumbs up while grinning ear to ear. Godwin earned an offer at the end of the tournament, and deservedly so. Coming off another impressive camp performance at Alabama, Godwin looks to be one of the top prospects in Georgia for the 2015 class.
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