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Fire On The Mountain Run Rev Run!

When a Georgia recruit makes the papers for something other than a run-in with the hyper-vigilant Athens PD or the NCAA Committee on Infractions, it’s news. When it’s Reverend Ray Drew, who won the hearts of Bulldog Nation without even using a puppy on National Signing Day, it’s a must-read. Check out the AJC’s account of the five-star defensive end’s meeting with country music legend Charlie Daniels:

↵↵After the show, Daniels invited Drew on his tour bus for a quick conversation. They talked about faith, sports, and life. The singer has recorded a handful of gospel albums. “Mr. Daniels said he was proud of the fact I was a minister,” Drew said. “He said if I was ever down and needed someone to pray with, just to give him a call.

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