Here is the June 20 edition of The Daily Recap presented by JFQ Lending.
Repeat visitor
Class of 2025 running back Jordon Davison (Mater Dei/Santa Ana, Calif.) has Georgia on his mind. The West Coast tailback has visited Athens three times in the past six weeks, indicating his high level of interest in Georgia.
In a time period of historic inflation and rising costs, traveling across the country to check out Georgia as an upcoming sophomore shows just how highly Davison and his family think of the program.
“I hear from Georgia a lot,” Davison said. “They want me a lot. I’ve been there three times now. I visited this past weekend, three weeks ago, and about six weeks ago.”
Davison’s recruitment has a long time to play out. However, it sure appears the Bulldogs will be recruiting Davison heavily throughout.
Jamaal Jarrett names his top three
UGA cracks Feagin’s top 10
Class of 2024 cornerback Tavoy Feagin (Carrollwood Day/Tampa, Fla.) has placed Georgia in his top 10. He narrowed down his list of potential destinations after receiving 51 scholarship offers.
Feagin is a big fan of new Georgia secondary coach Fran Brown.
“He’s a coach that gets out there and shows you how the drills are done,” Feagin said. “He can still move. That a DB coach that I would like because I can see how he wants it done. He’s hype just like Coach Kirby (Smart).”
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Place-kicker commits to Georgia
Over the weekend, Georgia received a commitment from place-kicker Peyton Woodring (Ascension Episcopal/Lafayette, La.). Woodring is Kohls’ No. 3 place-kicker and chose Georgia over Alabama and Florida State.
Top returning Bulldogs
Dayne Young and Brent Rollins continued their series on Georgia’s top returning players based on Pro Football Focus grades. At No. 17, the two went with cornerback Kelee Ringo and at No. 16 they went with running back Kendall Milton.
Commemorating Juneteenth
Phil Steele’s UGA All-Americans
Outside the Vent
Prospects discuss the best game atmospheres at the Rivals Underclassmen Challenge.
The primary takeaways from the Rivals Underclassmen Challenge.
Matt Fitzpatrick pulled off a remarkable win at the U.S. Open.
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