In high school, Nadotti played for two years at El Dorado High School in California where she helped the team to an undefeated season and a top ten ranking in the state during her freshman year. After moving to Georgia following her sophomore year, Nadotti played for Marist High School and was selected to the all-state team her junior and senior seasons. She helped lead Marist to a runner-up finish her senior season. Nadotti is looking forward to the Southern Conference Tournament, which starts next weekend in Boone, North Carolina. She has high expectations for the tournament because GSU has beaten almost every team in the conference this season.
Some people speak softly but carry a big stick.
GSU linebacker Daryl Morrell is no exception to the rule. Coming in as the only member of coach Paul Johnson's recruiting class to play as a true freshman, he has quickly made headlines for the GSU program. In addition, Morrell recovered a team-best four fumbles with a return for 47 yards and he concluded the season with 10 or more stops in four of the last five games. Indeed, the statistics alone are enough to make anyone on the offensive end run scared like a lead character in a horror movie. In fact, Morrell contributed in the Eagle's win over South Florida last Saturday with eight tackles, two unassisted and six assisted which brings him to a total of 82 stops for the year.