Georgia Bulldogs Secure 24 Commitments in 2026 Recruiting Class

The University of Georgia football program has been highly active in securing commitments for its 2026 recruiting class, marking significant progress in building a robust team. Notable commits include linebacker Shadarius Toodle, who flipped his commitment from Auburn, defensive lineman James Johnson from Miami Northwestern, and cornerback Caden Harris, who switched from Vanderbilt, all ranked among the top prospects nationally. Johnson is particularly highlighted for his physicality, hand strength, relentless pursuit, and football IQ, qualities that align well with Georgia's defensive culture. Additionally, four-star corner Chace Calicut committed, helping elevate Georgia to the No. 2 spot in Rivals recruiting rankings, signaling one of the best recruiting runs the program has experienced. Despite these wins, Georgia also faced a loss when legacy recruit Kedric Golston II chose Tennessee, indicating ongoing competitive challenges in recruitment. The emotional commitment of running back Jae Lamar underscores the strong appeal and dreams tied to playing for Georgia, reflecting the program's growing prestige and momentum.