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Texas offers four-star defensive tackle from Missouri

The latest 2022 prospect to receive an offer from Texas is a 6-4, 300-pound defensive tackle from Kansas City, Missouri.

The Longhorns recently extended an offer to one of the top 2022 prospects from the state of Missouri. Continue reading “Texas offers four-star defensive tackle from Missouri”

Georgia football offers scholarship to Marietta’s Daniel Martin

Wednesday, Daniel Martin, a 2022 4-star OLB, took to Twitter to announce a scholarship offer from Georgia football.

2022 top-50 recruit Daniel Martin took to Twitter on Wednesday evening to announce an offer from the University of Georgia.

Martin (6-foot3, 190 pounds) from Marietta, Georgia, is rated as the No. 5 outside linebacker and the No. 48 overall recruit in the 2022 recruiting class, according to 247Sports.

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The Marietta native holds offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Florida Atlantic, Georgia Tech, Tennessee and now the Bulldogs.

Martin is the latest Georgia offer in the class of 2022. Last week both North Kansas City native Domonique Orange and Monroe, Louisiana recruit Will Campbell were offered scholarships for 2022, among others.

Keep an eye out for more reported scholarship offers as we head into summer – Kirby and the Bulldogs coaching staff have been hard at work during the down time.

Georgia football offers 2022 DT out of Missouri

Saturday, North Kansas City High School DT Domonique Orange tweeted about receiving a scholarship offer from the Georgia football program.

Coach Kirby Smart and the Georgia football staff continue to dish out scholarship offers in the 2022 recruiting class with the most recent one going to defensive tackle Domonique Orange out of North Kansas City High School in Kansas City, Missouri.

Orange (6-4, 300) holds offers from Iowa State, Kansas State, Missouri, SMU and now Georgia.

Orange doesn’t hold any stars yet, but it’s still early in the 2022 recruiting cycle. Look for young players like Orange to gain some recognition from recruiting sites as camps and visits resume later this year.