Welcome to another edition of the Recruiting Recap! Thanks for stopping by. If you are new here, this feature covers offers/commitments from yesterday, 3 trending topics, and our sleeper of the day.
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Sleeper of the Day
Charvis Givens
2026 Treutlen
Offensive Lineman
Givens is one of the best two-way linemen that no one in the state knows about. The 2026 athlete was nearly a first-team All-State selection on the site considering his dominance. He is explosive at the point of attack and once engaged, say good night. Givens gets inside the pads of the defender and drives them out of the way. Great leg drive. Plays with excellent leverage; must have long arms for a 6’3″ athlete. Givens has a lot of versatility and upside on the defensive side of the football where his quickness out of his stance and impressive top-end speed close the gap between him and the ball carrier fast. Plays low to the ground. Naturally quick and pa hysical tackler. More than anything, Givens is an intense football player who is explosive. He is an FBS-caliber athlete who really pops on film and demonstrates the mentality necessary to control the trenches.
Commitments
Channing Vaughn
2025 Grayson
Virginia-Lynchburg
Zach Stephens
2025 Allatoona
Wisconsin-Lutheran
Chris Gardner
2025 Grayson
Campbellsville
Keyshawn Ball
2025 Wilcox Co.
Point
Trebor Brown
2025 Wilcox Co.
Point
Allen Williams
2025 Metter
Peru State
CJay Smith
2025 Metter
Albany State
JJ Fields
2025 Metter
Albany State
Offers
Bryson Hughley
2026 Peach Co.
Arkansas State
Christian Lawrence
2026 Thomas Co. Central
Mercer
Dre Quinn
2026 GAC
North Carolina
Jaydon Dunbar
2026 Thomas Co. Central
Minnesota
Omari Stephenson
2026 Thomas Co. Central
Jax State
Zachary Belyeu
2028 North Cobb
UNLV
Justin Murphy
2027 North Clayton
Syracuse
Kobe Lewis
2026 Sprayberry
Troy
Jourdin Pettaway
2026 Hiram
Sacramento State
Martin Trejo
2025 Lanier co.
Berry
Mekhi Webb
2025 Stockbridge
Coffeyville & Mizzou Valley
Mason Bryant
2025 Paulding Co.
West Virginia Wesleyan
Nyle Winston
2025 Kennesaw Mt.
Mt. Mercy & Muskingum
Alexander Brewer
2026 Sequoyah
Tenn Tech
Tim Hyrbu
2026 West Forsyth
Tenn Tech & Gardner Webb
Lucas Smalls-Allen
2026 Blessed Trinity
UConn
Antavius Watts
2026 Carver-COL
Mercer
Aidan Nunez
2025 Etowah
Lawrence
Craig Dandridge
2026 Cambridge
Duke
Chance Gilbert
2026 East Coweta
Tennessee
Julian Byrd
2026 Hughes
Sacramento State
Eli Rickell
2026 Wesleyan
Utah State, Navy & Georgia State
Chris Miller
2028 Kennesaw Mt.
Tulsa & Pittsburgh
KJ Delriso
2026 Whitewater
FAU
Kobe Adeleka-Hokes
2026 Peachtree Ridge
Troy
Moonie Gipson
2027 Kell
Cincinnati
Markell Taylor
2026 North Paulding
Sacramento State
Trey Clark
2025 Temple
Concordia
Tyreek Jemison
2026 Paulding Co.
Howard & ODU
Tim Anthony
2026 Shiloh
Eastern Michigan
Andrew Hurdle
2026 Decatur
Western Kentucky
Carl Noisette
2028 Duluth
USF
Jax Pope
2026 Buford
Tenn Tech
Kevin Caldwell
2027 Parkview
Vanderbilt
Gage Newsome
2026 Statesboro
Brevard
Jordan Francis
2026 Redan
UAB, USF & Maryland
Liam Kinsella
2025 Etowah
Bluefield State
Xavier Butler
2026 Lithonia
Arkansas State
Darryl Rivers
2026 McEachern
Georgia
Jude Cascone
2026 Walton
Georgia State
Sedric Addison
2026 Peachtree Ridge
Miami-OH
Roarious Lewis
2025 Perry
Capital
DJ Alexander
2026 New Manchester
FIU
Zayden Walters
2026 Brookwood
Virginia Tech
Brian Glover
2026 Woodland-Stockbridge
Erskine
Zachary Lewis
2026 North Gwinnett
Northwestern
Three ‘n Out
More former NFL players are jumping into the coaching scene across the state and Score Atlanta just reported this afternoon that former Atlanta Falcons linebacker De’Sean Weatherspoon will be taking over the head coaching job at Pace Academy. Our guy Max Wolborsky broke news with the article below.
Former Atlanta Falcons great named head football coach at @Pace_FB
🔗: https://t.co/tYxBcrO8yM@SpoonJones56 spent six seasons of his @NFL career with the @AtlantaFalcons pic.twitter.com/sTjkZd8GZi
— Max Wolborsky (@maxwolborsky) February 21, 2025
One of the best route runners to come out of Cobb County over the last 10 years was TJ Rahming, so you know when he talks up an emerging prospect our ears perk up. McEachern’s Zavion Harris was yesterday’s highlighted player. The 5’10” 165 lbs. receiver showed incredible quickness and footwork coming out of his release, which routinely helped break free of press coverage. Harris has excellent top-end speed to blow up the top of the defense. Keeps moving after the play breaks down and is a natural at finding holes in the defense, which considering his size, he will be playing in the slot more in college.
2026 WR Zavion Harris 🔥 a name to remember! #RealRouteRunner @ZavionHarris14 @McEachernRecrui @RecruitGeorgia @GeradParker1 pic.twitter.com/w18LbJAUR3
— TJ Rahming (@3GotTheJuice) February 21, 2025
All-State OL Tim Hyrbu is finding success beyond the gridiron and just won the 6A Heavyweight Wrestling Championship. The 6’5″ 275 lbs. blocker routinely made our Bully Squad during the season. He sports a 4.1 GPA and has seen an influx of high-academic offers, even just from this week. Tennessee Tech, Gardner Webb, and Cornell have taken notice with offers submitted this week. More should be on the way, so be sure to keep a close eye on the highly efficient blocker out of West Forsyth.
Class of ‘26 6’5 275 OT @TimHyrbu just won the GA 6A State Championship for Heavy Weight! As a JR! We are so proud of you Tim! College coaches of all levels, You want a multi-Sport Athlete? Tim is your Guy! #RecruitWest @RecruitGeorgia https://t.co/oHHFi1BF7q @RustyMansell_ https://t.co/r39H0yMTE4
— West Forsyth Football Recruits (@recruits_west) February 16, 2025
