Georgia among top schools for 4-star safety

Three Georgia Bulldogs in the NFL played at four-star safety recruit Daemon Fagan’s high school

The Georgia Bulldogs are among the top schools for four-star safety recruit Daemon Fagan, who is a member of the class of 2023. Three Georgia Bulldogs in the NFL played at Daemon Fagan’s high school (American Heritage in Fort Lauderdale, Florida).

Can you name all three? Sony Michel, Tyson Campbell and Isaiah McKenzie all attended American Heritage.

Daemon Fagan is not the only American Heritage star that the Bulldogs are eyeing. Georgia has offered a scholarship to four-star American Heritage wide receiver Santana Fleming.

The 6-foot-2, 180-pound safety has offers from programs like LSU, Nebraska, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Auburn, and more.

Fagan named his top eight schools via his Twitter account:

The four-star safety ranks FSU, UCF, Ohio State, NC State, Miami, Penn State, Georgia, and LSU in his top eight schools. We’ll provide updates throughout his recruitment.

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High School Football: American Heritage, IMG Academy slated for high-profile preseason matchup

American Heritage and IMG Academy will meet in the preseason ahead of loaded regular-season schedules.

Preseason high school football games rarely draw any sort of attention, but that will not be the case in Florida this August when two of the state’s premier programs meet for a tune-up.

According to The Crib South Florida, American Heritage and IMG Academy will meet at American Heritage on Aug. 20 for a preseason matchup. IMG Academy finished 2020 with a perfect 8-0 record and ranked atop the USA Today Super 25. American Heritage, meanwhile, went 11-2 and won its third state championship under head coach Pat Surtain.

Both programs will likely be ranked high in the USA Today Super 25 at the beginning of the 2021 season.

IMG Academy’s loaded roster is expected to feature 10 class of 2022 recruits ranked in 247Sports’ composite top 200. The Ascenders also have eight class of 2023 players ranked in 247Sports’ composite top 135. American Heritage has five players ranked three-stars or higher in 247Sports’ composite class of 2022 rankings and features three players ranked inside the class of 2023 top 135.

American Heritage and IMG Academy will use its preseason battle to work out the kinks before moving on to take on challenging regular-season schedules. American Heritage’s 2021 schedule features notable games against Brookwood (Ga.) High School and Edna Karr (La.) High School, while IMG Academy’s 2021 slate includes La Salle (Ohio) High School, Our Lady Good Counsel (Md.) and St. Frances Academy (Md.)

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Georgia football offers 4-star WR Santana Fleming

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to class of 2023 wide receiver recruit Santana Fleming

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to class of 2023 wide receiver recruit Santana Fleming. According to Fleming, Georgia is the 28th school to offer the four-star wide receiver prospect a scholarship.

FSU, USC, Ole Miss, Florida and Oregon are among the schools that have offered Fleming a football scholarship.

Fleming is a rising junior at American Heritage in Plantation, Florida. American Heritage has been home to numerous elite college football recruits.

The University of Georgia has recruited American Heritage quite well over the years. Sony Michel, Tyson Campbell and Isaiah McKenzie all attended American Heritage. Will Fleming be the next talented recruit to come to Athens from their program?

Fleming is ranked as the No. 14 wide receiver and No. 92 prospect in his class according to the 247Sports composite ranking. Fleming, who is 5 feet, 11 inches and 160 pounds, additionally plays cornerback.

Georgia Bulldogs running back coach Dell McGee offered Fleming the scholarship. The four-star wide receiver announced his latest offer via his Twitter account:

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UGA football CB Tyson Campbell declares for 2021 NFL Draft

Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Tyson Campbell is entering the 2021 NFL Draft.

Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Tyson Campbell is entering the 2021 NFL Draft. Campbell joins fellow Georgia starting cornerback Eric Stokes in entering the NFL Draft.

Tyson Campbell came to the University of Georgia as a highly touted five-star recruit. Campbell helped lead American Heritage High School (Plantation, Florida) to a state championship in 2017.

Kirby Smart, Dan Lanning, and the defensive staff will have their hands full trying to rebuild the secondary for the 2021 season. Both Campbell and Stokes are projected to be selected in the first few rounds of the 2021 NFL Draft. It is tough to replace that level of talent, but fortunately, Georgia as several elite recruits to fill in the void.

Throwback to one of the best plays of Tyson Campbell’s career. He’ll be missed.

Tyson Campbell thanked coach Smart, Georgia, and announced his NFL Draft decision via his Twitter account:

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Georgia football player profile: CB Tyson Campbell

Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Tyson Campbell came to Athens as a highly touted five-star recruit from American Heritage High School.

Cornerback Tyson Campbell (#3):

Class: Junior

Height: 6-2

Weight: 185 lbs

Hometown: Plantation, Florida

High School: American Heritage

Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Tyson Campbell came to Athens as a highly touted five-star recruit. Campbell helped lead American Heritage to a state championship in 2017.

Campbell is a key piece of UGA’s roster in 2020. If Campbell can step up, then Georgia will have two elite corners on the outside (Campbell would join Eric Stokes). Campbell has work to do before taking the starting job. Last season D.J. Daniel took over Campbell’s starting spot following the third game of the season.

Campbell is now a veteran and certainly has the talent to contribute to Georgia’s elite defense. Additionally, he missed five games last season with a turf toe injury. His position battle with D.J. Daniel will be one of Georgia’s most intriguing intra-squad competitions to start the 2020 season. Georgia has solid depth at cornerback either way.

Campbell and sad Georgia Tech fans will never forget his second career touchdown (video per GeorgiaHeroes):

Sep 8, 2018; Columbia, SC, USA; South Carolina Gamecocks wide receiver Bryan Edwards makes a catch covered Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Tyson Campbell  at Williams-Brice Stadium.  Credit: Jim Dedmon-USA TODAY Sports

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