Georgia Predicted to Land Touted Playmaker Days Before Decision
Georgia Predicted to Land Touted Playmaker Days Before Decision originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
The Georgia Bulldogs have three wide receivers committed in the 2026 recruiting class. Signs point to Georgia landing another commitment at the position this upcoming week.
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On3's Jeremy Johnson wrote Thursday the Bulldogs are the favorites in the recruitment of four-star receiver Craig Dandridge. The coveted wideout will make his final college decision on June 26.
"The four-star wide receiver has set a commitment date for June 26. The Bulldogs had Dandridge on campus in the first week of official visits," wrote Johnson.
"The Bulldogs checked a lot of boxes for the Cambridge star. RPM favors the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs have a 35.6 percent chance of landing the four-star wideout."
Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart© Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
Over the last few days, Georgia's percentages appear to have dropped in the On3's Recruiting Prediction Machine. As of June 22, the Bulldogs hold a 30.9% chance of landing a commitment from Dandridge.
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But Georgia is still in the lead by a significant margin. The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have the second-best odds in the RPM at 18.2%.
The Oklahoma Sooners, Tennessee Volunteers and Stanford Cardinal round out the top five for Dandridge. The Clemson Tigers, Florida Gators and Vanderbilt Commodores are long shots.
Landing Dandridge would be a significant recruiting win regardless, but it could be particularly key for the Bulldogs right now. Georgia's top 2026 receiver commit, Vance Spafford, may be wavering with his pledge.
On3's Jake Rowe reported Friday that Spafford is "unlikely to sign with the Bulldogs" and could stay closer to home on the west coast.
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The Bulldogs also have three-star receivers Brady Marchese and Ryan Mosley committed in the 2026 class.
Dandridge is the No. 38 receiver and 26th-ranked Georgia prospect in the 2026 recruiting class according to the 247Sports composite rankings. The wideout is also the No. 237 overall recruit for 2026.
Related: Georgia Makes Extremely Early Push for Playmaker
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 22, 2025, where it first appeared.
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