When Signing Day 2016 wrapped up, Georgia's signing class did not. Kirby Smart and his staff already added graduate transfer offensive tackle Tyler Catalina and kicker Mitchell Wasson. And of course Savannah Christian standout Demetris Robertson is still weighing his options. But Georgia may be looking to add a player at a position where depth is at a premium.
Douglasville (New Manchester HS) tailback Brian Herrien took in practice in Athens on Tuesday and met with Bulldog coaches afterward. The 6'0, 200 pound senior rushed for 1910 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2015 on the way to earning first team all-state honors.