TE recruit Brock Harris visiting Georgia football
Four-star tight end recruit Brock Harris could be the next great Brock to play for the Georgia Bulldogs. Of course, it is unfair to compare Harris to Georgia football legend Brock Bowers, but the two players have more similarities than just their names.
Harris is an elite player and is one of the best recruits in the class of 2026. The 6-foot-6, 238-pound tight end recruit is the No. 33 player in the country in the 2026 recruiting cycle. Harris is ranked as the fourth-best tight end in the country and the top recruit in Utah, per 247Sports.
The standout tight end plays high school football for Pine View High School in Saint Georgia, Utah. Harris has received an offer to play in the 2026 All-American Bowl.
The Pine View star plans to take an official visit to the University of Georgia later this year. Harris also has official visits with the Oregon Ducks, BYU Cougars and Michigan Wolverines, per On3.
Why would Harris commit to the Georgia Bulldogs? UGA tight ends coach Todd Hartley has a strong pitch to top recruits. Hartley has helped Georgia have a tight end drafted in six consecutive seasons. The Bulldogs also developed Brock Bowers, who holds the NFL rookie record for receptions and tight end receiving yards.
Related
UNLV football player dies
A UNLV football player has died at an off-campus residence, the university said Tuesday. “This is an extremely difficult day for our athletics department
Football Manager 25 cancellation explained: Why? Financial impact? What about…
Football Manager 25 has been cancelled.FM25 was initially slated for release in early November 2025 but was delayed twice. First, the release date was pushed to
Tryouts commence in South Mississippi as Saints launch girls high…
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI (WLOX) - The NFL may have wrapped its season with the Super Bowl on Sunday, but for some on the Coast, the football season is just getting sta
Jones County hires Justin Montgomery as new head football coach…
Montgomery joins the Greyhounds from Carrollton High School, where he served as defensive coordinator for a team that went 14-1 and won a region t
