And any way too early prognostication as to Nkemdiche's impact in Oxford aside (should be noted that most of the busts have endured self-inflicted wounds), Harvey-Clemons' only obstacle may be something he can't control - his size.
He can be a safety or an Alec Ogletree type hybrid linebacker. We've talked before about the coaches' differing views. This season Harvey-Clemons played sparingly, but at Grantham's "star" position. Still, it was special teams where he had the only real impact as a freshman. Going forward though, the aim should be much higher.
Josh Harvey-Clemons, Georgia: Perhaps Harvey-Clemons’ quiet 2012 season was a step in the right direction for the No. 1 prospects from the Peach State considering his predecessors’ histories. Harvey-Clemons (Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes) contributed mostly on special teams for the Eastern Division champions, totaling 14 tackles and one tackle for a loss. However, now that 12 key defensive players from last season have completed their college careers, Harvey-Clemons is in line to play a key role for the Bulldogs this fall -- with defensive coordinator Todd Grantham recently calling him “one of the best players we have.”
