Jared Curtis Recommits to Georgia, Elevating Bulldogs’ 2026 Recruiting Class
In a significant development for college football recruiting, Jared Curtis, a highly regarded quarterback prospect, has officially recommitted to the University of Georgia. The No. 4 quarterback recruit for the class of 2026, according to 247Sports, made his announcement on the network’s YouTube channel, marking the end of a competitive battle with Oregon.
Curtis initially committed to Georgia in March 2024 but backed away last October. His recent reaffirmation not only strengthens the Bulldogs’ roster but also positions him as the highest-ranked quarterback to join Georgia out of high school since Justin Fields in 2018, who was the No. 2 player in that class.
Georgia’s reputation for attracting top quarterback talent has been growing in recent years. The Bulldogs have already secured commitments from four-star recruits Ryan Montgomery (2025) and Ryan Puglisi (2024), adding depth to their lineup. Andrew Ivins, Director of Scouting at 247Sports, praised Curtis for his "refined and polished" passing skills, noting his impressive athleticism, solid build, and ability to maintain pinpoint accuracy under pressure.
Curtis’ recommitment had an immediate impact, propelling Georgia’s recruiting class nine spots up to No. 17 in national rankings. He joins an already strong Bulldogs recruiting class, which includes standout players like four-star safety Zach Fort and wide receiver Vance Spafford.
As Georgia continues to build a formidable recruiting class, Curtis’s decision shines a spotlight on the program’s prospects for future success, indicating their commitment to developing top-tier talent in college football.
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