Marquez North hasn’t made his college decision just yet, but with the depth chart at Georgia looking pretty thin at wide receiver, the addition of North to the 2013 class would be a good one. At 6’4″, 200+ pounds, North offers good size to go with his above-average speed (4.4) and playmaking ability; and despite his lanky frame, he has as much ability to play physical at the line as he does to be that flexible, finesse, guy who can make the tough grabs in traffic. As of right now, North isn’t hinting at any favorites but he’s being shown plenty of interest from the likes of Clemson, North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. And, despite his admitted love of former Georgia receiver A.J. Green, it’s been tough to really get an idea how much interest North has in the University of Georgia comparable to other programs. Until now. According to North’s high school coach, North loves the Bulldogs and has them high up on his list of final destinations: …”Georgia is 100% his favorite school. He ...
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