Georgia finds a sneaky way to gain a recruiting wars advantage over FSU

Every year college coaches find new ways to gain an edge in persuading blue chip players to commit. And every year the NCAA's recruiting rulebook gets a little thicker.

Give Georgia's Mark Richt credit for dreaming up a new one. A creative tactic that most schools can't match and the NCAA probably won't touch.

Richt has promised WR Orson Charles the number 7 -- the one he wore in high school  -- if he signs with UGA. "It was really neat that he said he would hold my No. 7 jersey for me," says Charles, "even if there is another player they’re recruiting that wants it and that guy is [deciding] on signing day.”

C'mon, Bobby, Jimbo -- somebody. FSU needs Charles enough to counter with a similar offer. If Christian Ponder is truly a team player, he'll be eager to switch numbers to help snag the number 7 (what a concidence) WR in the nation, according to Rivals.