US EditionGeorgia football recruiting: Jared Curtis, No. 1 QB for 2026, recommits to Bulldogs to end battle with Oregon
- On May 5, 2025, five-star quarterback Jared Curtis recommitted to the Georgia Bulldogs over Oregon, ending a closely watched recruitment battle.
- Curtis initially pledged to join Georgia in early 2024 but withdrew his commitment later that year to explore other opportunities, ultimately narrowing his choices to Georgia and Oregon.
- Curtis is a dynamic 6-foot-4, 225-pound playmaker from Nashville Christian, who won Tennessee's Division II-A state championship as a junior and posted impressive passing and rushing stats.
- Curtis holds a 247Sports Composite rating of 0.9980, ranking him as the nation's No. 1 quarterback in the 2026 class, with analysts praising his arm talent and playmaking ability.
- Curtis's recommitment provides Georgia coach Kirby Smart a vital recruiting victory and strengthens Georgia's 2026 class as a contender for a top-three national signing class.
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Jared Curtis, No. 1 QB in 2026, commits to Georgia
Georgia has landed their quarterback of the future as Jared Curtis, the nation's top QB prospect in 2026, committed to the Bulldogs on Monday. The No. 2 overall prospect according to the 247Sports composite made the announcement at a ceremony…
5-Star Jared Curtis, No. 1 QB In Country, Announces Commitment
The 10 Flukiest Playoff Runs In NBA History (1:55) Jared Curtis, the top quarterback recruit in the 2026 class, is off the board once again.Curtis, who originally committed to the University of Georgia in March 2024 before reopening his recruitment last October, recommitted to the Bulldogs on Monday afternoon. Curtis picked Georgia for a second time over Oregon. "Probably the biggest reason is just the relationship with coaches," Curtis told 24…
Kirby Smart & Co. handed huge boost as top-notch QB recommits to Georgia
The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a top-notch quarterback recruit in the class of 2026. Jared Curtis was the top-ranked quarterback and second-ranked player in the class, and originally committed to Georgia. Yet, he re-opened his recruiting, but ended up committing back to the Bulldogs on May 5. • Curtis is playing high school football at Nashville Christian School, and he explained why he decided to recommit to Georgia. “Georgia speaks for itse…
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