ESPN shifts stance on 5-star RB David Gabriel Georges as recruitment unfolds
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 3:46 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
ESPN has updated its evaluation of David Gabriel Georges, a five-star running back from Canada, ranking him as a top prospect this summer. The recruitment battle now involves the Tennessee Volunteers, Ole Miss Rebels, and Ohio State Buckeyes. Despite limited in-person evaluations, ESPN's analysts highlighted Georges' blend of speed, power, and playmaking ability, emphasizing his potential to impact college football immediately. He will announce his commitment on July 22, with Tennessee and Ohio State viewed as the leading schools in his recruitment.
- •David Gabriel Georges rated as a five-star prospect by ESPN.
- •Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Ohio State are final contenders for his commitment.
- •Georges possesses elite speed and physicality on the field.
- •He will announce his college choice on July 22.
- 3:46 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN has changed its opinion this summer on 5-star RB David Gabriel Georges, the Tennessee Vols' top recruiting target
"The Tennessee Volunteers, Ole Miss Rebels, and Ohio State Buckeyes are the last three teams standing in 2027 five-star running back David Gabriel Georges' recruitment.
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