How far would Georgia head football coach Mark Richt go to land a blue-chip prospect? To jail, apparently.
Richt was in Valdosta, GA for the obligatory in-home visit with Josh-Harvey Clemons, an outside linebacker declared by ESPN to be the number one high school football prospect in the state of Georgia. Clemons grandfather and legal guardian, Woodrow Clemons, owns a bail bondsman service, which Josh works as a bail bonds agent. Richt, along with offensive coordinator Mike Bobo in tow, went to a Wednesday night Church service with Clemons' family and friends.
"In the middle of the church service, Clemons got a business call.
He’s the co-owner of a Bail Bondsman’s service in Valdosta, and three
people needed a get-of-out-jail card immediately. Clemons quietly got
Josh’s attention and explained the situation, eventually dispatching his
grandson and daughter – who are both bail bond agents – to do the
prison job.
“I told Coach Richt ‘Josh has t...
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