Georgia football added 14 recruits in June, rising to No. 2 nationally. Top targets like Tyler Atkinson and Kaiden Prothro are still in play.

For the fifth day in a row, the Bulldogs landed a commitment in the 2026 recruiting class. On Thursday, Georgia added 4-star wide receiver Craig Dandridge to the fold.

Making picks in the draft can be a hit-or-miss proposition for pro sports executives. Atlanta’s pro teams look to have found their own solution: UGA players.

Jae Lamar, the nation’s No. 8 running back prospect from Colquitt County, chose the Bulldogs over strong pursuit from Auburn, Clemson and Miami, among others.

Many think Newell will go in the first round, but some believe he will sit until the second.

Georgia has now picked up commitments in back-to-back days, as the Bulldogs landed 4-star inside linebacker Shadarius Toodle on Sunday. It is expected to be a very busy week.

The 6-foot-4, 230-pound prospect chose Georgia over Alabama after forging a relationship from the double-digit trips he’s taken to UGA over his years as a priority recruit.

It's generally the new norm to see many top prospects come off the board in July after official visits have dominated the month of June, but that timeline has been sped up.

Given the issues Georgia has had at the wide receiver position, Zachariah Branch seems like someone who should have a massive season.

If SEC and Big Ten can’t agree, things just might stay as they are.