Georgia coaches to hit 100 high schools in one day
Georgia recruiting is on one of the most aggressive tears in memory on Friday, with staffers set to collectively see one hundred schools in the Peach State.
Ten staff members are set to see ten schools each over the course of the day.
Here’s among the stops we’ve seen from the staff thus far today:
Jefferson High School – Kirby Smart and Glenn Schumann
Mays High School – Dell McGee
Gainesville High School – Kirby Smart
Fran Brown – Fredrick Douglass High School
Kirby Smart and Chidera Uzo-Diribe
Dell McGee – Pebblebrook High School
Bryan McClendon and Todd Hartley – Colquitt County
Stacy Searels – Trion High School
Dell McGee – Carver Atlanta
Glenn Schumann – Crisp County
Dell McGee – Woodward Academy
Dell McGee – Tri-Cities
Dell McGee – Hapeville Charter
Kirby Smart – Greene County
Georgia recruiting in 2024
The Bulldogs currently have the second-ranked class in the 2024 cycle, with early commitments from seven prospects.
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- 1Breaking
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- 2
Dylan Raiola injury
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- 3
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- 4New
SEC changes course
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- 5
Bryce Underwood
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Six of the current seven rank as a four-star or better prospect, with Colquitt County’s Landen Thomas atop the list as the highest-rated of the Bulldog commits.
The most recent commitment was from St. John Bosco safety Peyton Woodyard, the nation’s No. 2 safety for the cycle.