Time is short for prospects

Posted Dec 28, 2008
At 6-8 and 335 pounds, bobby Massie gives Donte Moses a run for the biggest recruit in the state. Massie is at Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham this year after spending his high school days at Liberty Christian Academy in Lynchburg. He could be considered the nation's top recruit and definitely rivals Moses as the top offensive tackle. He committed to Tech last year, but de-committed in January and now is looking at Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, Miami and Mississippi. (Daily Press)

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