Two 4-star recruits announce pivotal visits to Georgia

The college football world is in the middle of a recruiting dead period right now, meaning that Kirby Smart and his staff are unable to host recruits on a visit right now. That however does not mean that the Georgia football program is just sitting around doing nothing because the focus for the next month will be set on getting future visits with recruits scheduled.

So far Georgia has done a great job at getting elite recruits to commit to future visits, and that is exactly what happened on Monday as two more impressive recruits announced they will be heading to Athens in a few months.

4-star TE Brock Harris

The first player to schedule an upcoming official visit with Georgia is four-star tight end Brock Harris from Saint George, UT.

According to the 247Sports composite rankings, Harris is the No. 33 overall player in the country. He also is the No. 4 tight end in the 2026 class and the top ranked player from his home state of Utah.

Steve Wiltfong with On3 reported that Harris will be officially visiting Georgia the weekend of May 16. He will then take three additional visits to BYU, Oregon and Michigan after this visit to Athens. No official predictions have been made in this recruitment yet, but Oregon is the current favorite on On3. The Ducks however are only given a 15.7 percent chance to win this recruitment, so right now it appears to be anyones recruitment to win.

4-star CB Caden Harris

The second player to announce an upcoming visit to Georgia is four-star Caden Harris from Brownsville, TN.

According to 247Sports, Harris is the No. 11 corner in the 2026 class and the No. 3 player from Tennessee. Harris also is the No. 116 overall player in the country as well.

Harris himself announced four upcoming official visits that will take place later this summer. He will be visiting Georgia the weekend of June 6 while also making trips to Vanderbilt, Auburn and Alabama.

Georgia once again is trailing in this recruitment according to On3 as the recruiting site gives Alabama the best chance to win this recruitment at 27.9 percent. This percentage however is also pretty low, so the Bulldogs still have a great chance to win this battle as well.