Tennessee's Josh Heupel has edge over Ohio State for David Gabriel Georges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 5:57 AM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
Tennessee football coach Josh Heupel reportedly has an advantage over Ohio State's Ryan Day in the recruitment of five-star running back David Gabriel Georges. The Vols have presented an NIL offer of $2 million per year, significantly higher than Ohio State's offer just above $1 million. Despite the influence of NIL deals, relationship dynamics are also critical, with Heupel being noted as having the strongest connection with Georges' family. Georges is set to announce his commitment on July 22.
- •David Gabriel Georges has significant NIL offers from both teams.
- •Tennessee's offer is reportedly $2 million per year.
- •Ohio State's offer is slightly over $1 million per year.
- •Heupel has the strongest relationship with Georges' family.
- •Georges will announce his commitment on July 22.
- 5:57 AMYahoo Sports — Josh Heupel has an edge over Ryan Day in Tennessee's push for David Gabriel Georges, and it goes beyond dollar signs
"The Vols appear to hold an important advantage over the Buckeyes as DGG's decision date approaches.
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