Georgia Bulldogs: charles mosley
Last week, offensive coordinator Mike Bobo checked in on 2015 quarterback Tyler Queen (Acworth, Ga./North Cobb), offensive line coach Will Friend visited juco offensive tackle target Dontavius Blair (Anniston, Ala./Garden City Community College), defensive line coach Chris Wilson checked in on massive nose guard target Charles Mosley (Brighton, Tenn./Brighton), and also saw and subsequently offered a scholarship to 2015 offensive lineman Drew Richmond (Memphis, Tenn./Memphis University).
They will once again stop by the high schools of these several prominent recruits this week:
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Bobo received a $240,000 pay bump to $575,000 per year and assistants Will Friend and Tony Ball also got sizable raises, but all nine Richt assistants received a pay increase of some sort.
“I went to a camp at Alabama and I was just some big dude that nobody knew about,” Mosley said. “But then one of the coaches came up and said ‘You are kind of nimble for a big dude.’ ”
Mosley was then put in a group with prospects the coaches already knew about for one-on-ones. With Tide coach Nick Saban looking on, Mosley made the most of his opportunity.
“I guess I did something to impress them because the guys they put me up against in that group could not stop me,” Mosley said. “After that they put me on offense and I did one-on-ones at offensive guard, and the coaches told me afterward that I reminded them of Chance Warmack. That camp really set everything in place. They realized I could move really well side to side – and I was 360 pounds back then.”
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