2017 UGA WR target Mark Webb to commit tomorrow: Why he’ll pick the Dawgs
By Jay Hawkins
A big UGA Class of 2017 recruiting target in Mark Webb is set to commit tomorrow.
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Webb is set to make his collegiate decision known tomorrow night during the halftime of his high school game. The Warminster, Penn., native is rated as a 4-star wide receiver and is the No. 5 prospect in the state according to 247 Sports. He is also a cousin of UGA running back commit D’Andre Swift. He’s actually playing Swift’s team this Friday.
Webb is exactly what Georgia needs. He is an elusive and fast receiver. He runs a 4.4 (seconds) in the 40-yard dash. He also has decent size at 6-3, 195 pounds, which is something Georgia has lacked in recent years.
Georgia would love to add this guy. Webb has a lot of options though. He has been offered by top schools around the country. The main contenders besides Georgia seem to be Alabama and Penn State.
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However, I truly believe that Webb will pick the Bulldogs tomorrow night. It just makes sense for him. If he picks Georgia, he will not only be able to play in the best conference in college football in the SEC but will also be able to play alongside his cousin, Swift, in college. (Many sources have thought Swift and Webb might be a package deal.)
Also, Webb comes in at a position at UGA that needs more playmakers. This seems like a no-brainer, but no one knows for sure. I would personally be shocked if Webb does not pick the Dawgs. Hopefully, my sentiment is right, and Georgia fans will have something to smile about tomorrow night.