Impressive 4-star OL Target Breaks Down UGA Football Interest
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Douglasville, GA - The state of Georgia is loaded with talented offensive tackle prospects and one of the best is Douglas County (GA) standout, Joshua Sam-Epelle.
The giant 6-foot-8 305-pounder has held a Bulldog offer for about two years now and spoke with Dawg Post this week about his recent spring visits, his interest in Georgia, and where his recruitment currently stands.
On recent visits...
”I was at Florida State, Miami, and I went down to Georgia Tech a lot.
On his relationship with Georgia...
“The last time I was at Georgia was for the “day of a life” player day they had in the winter. I did not get down there for a spring practice but the relationship with them has always been great. I mean, they've been involved in my recruiting process from the start.”
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On his relationship with Stacy Searels and Phil Rauscher...
“Coach Phil came to see me yesterday at practice, so it's definitely been a mix of both. I mean, they pretty much have everybody on board recruiting me and trying to get me. I’m still hearing the love from them.”
On his Georgia official visit...
“I have it for that June 4th weekend, but any other opportunities I can try to come up there before then I will try to make it out. I have Miami on May 29th and then LSU on June 12th before going to Tennessee on the 19th.”
On his friendship with Georgia commit Kelsey Adams...
“They like big offensive linemen. They’ve got Kelsey Adams. That's my guy for sure. We spend a lot of time together. We see each other on a lot of visits so we’ve so definitely had talks about doing it, especially when I seen them committing. He definitely tried to sell me too as well.
On his commitment date...
“I do plan to shut this down in about two months on the 1st of July. That’s when I’ll commit.
On what it will take to land his commitment...
“Honestly, relationships are pretty big. Being able to go out to a college where I'm going to be for the next three or four years, it has to benefit me and my family as well. That’s definitely the biggest thing in this process.”
