Their last 4 recruiting classes were ranked 3, 4, 1 and 2, youngest to oldest, "worry" is relative and they have first world worries atm. They've got a 93.15 average with 15 commits, 80% 4 and 5 stars. I've seen this happen enough times that when you have an average that high you usually end up in the Top 5, I suspect they will again.
So are you predicting they won't have enough offensive players next year? That they won't have a QB or a RB? Hell, they just won the natty with a walk-on. Their recruiting is going to be good as long as Kirby is there, he's proven that at this point, thinking otherwise is wishful thinking. The good news is we've got a pretty good class assembled for 2023 so far too. Alot of time between now and December to add some more also.
Their fans are terrible. They are the first to look a gift horse in the mouth. Our best long term hope against UGA is that their fanbase burns their program down by being unreasonable. I thought they made a foolish move firing Richt because he was a good coach but they lucked out and got a better one. I've only seen that happen a couple of times in CFB in 40 years of watching the sport where you fire a guy with a 75 percent winning percentage and get someone better. They won't get that lucky again if they get disenchanted with Kirby. Now that he has won a natty though he is probably safe for a few years.
I think they only ever become disenchanted with Kirby if he pulls a Coach O and does something like go .500 over the next 2 seasons, plus does distracting stuff off the field.
He's a good coach, Richt was too. Plenty of guys have recruited really well over the years and have been unable to sustain the success he has. UGA unfortunately is in the good spot of being the flagship school of a State with alot of talent. There are alot of players in GA who are going to be inclined to go there if they are remotely good. We went 7-6 last year and Heupel is recruiting pretty well. Coaches can recruit on hope and vision for a couple of years. Usually the "bump" class (the first full cycle a new coach has) is the coaches cleanest slate to recruit on hope/vision. For Kirby that was 2017 and they kept the mo going with a playoff appearance that fall and haven't finished ranked lower than 7th since. I think the guy is sleazy but he is obviously smarter than he looks because while you may luck into a year or so of success you don't win 11+ games yearly (not counting the 8-2 COVID year) for 5 years based on luck.
