Georgia Bulldogs Offer New 2023 Wide Receiver Target
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ATHENS - It’s week two coming up for Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs, but of course, recruiting never stops.
The Bulldogs extended some offers this week, and one of them went out to three-star receiver, Demitrius Bell.
A dynamic receiver with explosiveness and impressive ball skills, the 6-foot-1 175-pounder is off to a tremendous start to his senior season and has caught the eye of the Georgia staff. He’s quick, versatile, and has a knack for making big plays so far this season. The Bulldogs offered this week, and Bell is now heading to Athens this weekend to watch them take on Samford in Sanford Stadium.
Look for the Nashville native out of McGavock (TN) to see more offers come his way sooner than later.
Some may think the Georgia staff doesn’t feel confident in their chances with 4-star receiver Tyler Williams, but sources tell Dawg Post that the Bulldogs are still sitting in a good spot for the big, playmaking receiver out of Lakeland (FL). The Miami Hurricanes are doing their best to win over Williams right now, but we believe the Bulldogs are still the team to beat with a commitment coming on September 27th.
Another receiver who earned an offer from Georgia this week is 2024 playmaker, Parker Livingstone. At 6-foot-4 195-pounds, Livingstone is a big target out of Lovejoy (TX) spoke to Dawg Post about what he knows about the Georgia football program.
“I so excited and pumped, it was amazing to get a GEORGIA offer”, Livingstone said. “I know Georgia has a amazing football program no shocker they won the National championship last year. And I can’t wait to get to campus soon!!”
On film, Livingstone appears to be an impressive vertical threat with size and the ability to pick up yards after the catch. One of the fastest-rising receivers in Texas, Livingstone is coming off a tremendous sophomore season where he caught 44 passes for 983 yards and 16 touchdowns. He also holds impressive offers from Arkansas, Baylor, Arizona, among others. Now that Georgia has offered, look for more schools to jump on board with an offer as well.