Georgia Recruiting Notes: Top UGA Football Target Confirms Official Visit Plans

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ATHENS - Georgia Bulldog assistant coach Todd Hartley is running circles around everyone on the recruiting trail right now.

After signing an elite duo in the 2025 class in five-star Elyiss Williams‍ and four-star Ethan Barbour‍, Hartley and the Dawgs are after more of the nation’s best in the 2026 class.

The Bulldogs have three-star Lincoln Keyes‍ already on the commit list and are very high on in-state four-star Kaiden Prothro‍ as well. 

Then you have four-star Brock Harris‍. A longtime Georgia target who raved about his visit to Athens last summer, Harris is ranked as the No. 3 tight end prospect in the country for the 2026 class and confirmed to Dawg Post that he’ll be in town for an official visit in June.

“My Georgia official visit will be in June and I still feel like a top priority for them”, Harris told Dawg Post. “I know the coaches are coming out at the end of this month.”

“Coach Hartley is easily one of the best coaches out there and I can absolutely see myself playing for him”, Harris added. “He’s a great guy.”

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Harris is a playmaking machine at 6-foot-6 235-pounds out of Pine View (UT) who hauled in 41 passes last season for 527 yards and nine touchdowns in just ten games. Ranked as the No. 49 overall player in the country, Harris is also high on Oregon, BYU, Michigan, among others, but sources say the Bulldogs should be firmly in the race the entire way. 

Elite pass-catching tight end Mark Bowman out of Mater Dei (CA) is currently in the 2027 class, but if he reclassifies to the 2026 class, he also becomes one to keep a close eye on. He’s a special talent who should see the field early wherever he ends up. As a sophomore for the nation’s best high school program last year, Bowman caught 32 passes for 435 yards and eight touchdowns in 12 games.

Brock Harris junior highlights: