Although Florida State is still pressing, Georgia is doing a fantastic job of hanging onto its best tight end.
One of the top talents in the nation is Elyiss Williams.
As a result, even with his steadfast devotion to Georgia, the Camden County (Ga.) prospect will be a highly sought-after target by many. Attempts are being made by the Bulldogs to hang on to the 6-foot-7 tight end. Williams claims that his devotion to Georgia is at its strongest point ever.
For the next three weekends, Georgia will host Travis Smith Jr.
Throughout this recruiting cycle, Georgia’s top wide receiver target has been the Westlake (Ga.) wide receiver. He has long been expected to make an official trip to Athens from May 31 to June 2. Smith informed Dawgs247 that he will now make a repeat visit this coming weekend for the scavenger hunt.
In the most recent 247Sports weekly rankings notes, which also include 10 new ratings, five-star linebacker Zayden Walker headlines the scouting intel among fellow Top247 standouts Michael Fasusi, Madden Iamaleava, and Charles Ross. The majority of those rating revisions are from the 2025 class, but there are also a few 2026 possibilities there, one of whom is a gifted quarterback in the making. This week’s summary is provided below, starting with a closer look at Walker, Fasusi, and other players in a 16-pack of rankings notes.
A closer look at Ellaville, Georgia, Schley County five-star linebacker Zayden Walker, ranked No. 1 nationally and No. 9 overall in the 2025 Top247, is available in a new scouting report from 247Sports. It is anticipated that Georgia, Penn State, Miami, and South Carolina will receive formal visits.
A standout player for Savannah opted for the Bulldogs over the Volunteers.
It was just a matter of time until Georgia’s 2025 recruiting class saw the impact of James Coley’s recruiting skills. Thomas Blackshear was the first wide receiver to join the team. The wide receiver from Calvary Day (Ga.) told Dawgs247 that he chose Georgia over Tennessee and Florida State on Sunday. In the end, Blackshear decided between Georgia and Tennessee in a fight. He informed the Georgia coaches last week that he was prepared to make a choice.
According to Blackshear, “I texted Coach Coley and told him I’m ready to be a Dawg,” Dawgs247 reported. “He gave me a call. He was energised. He expressed his eagerness for me to arrive there.” This spring, the 6-foot-1, 197-pound receiver made a few trips to Georgia. His first contacts in the recruitment process at Georgia were with Bryan McClendon, the former wide receivers coach. Earlier this year, Blackshear told Dawgs247 that in order to forge a connection with Coley akin to his with McClendon, he would have to mend his relationship with the latter.
That obviously occurred quickly. On Sunday, Blackshear gave praise to the Georgia coaches for his choice. “Watching the coaches practice and getting to know them better during my visit helped me.” I made my decision after speaking with Coach Kirby and Coach Coley,” Blackshear remarked. “It was definitely the coaching staff.” Blackshear averaged over 20 yards per reception in eight games during the previous season, totaling 551 yards and five touchdowns. On the ground, he also gained 10 yards per run on average.
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