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Arkansas Football in the running to land Georgia quarterback

The no. 3 recruiting class for 2023 could improve by landing four-star quarterback Malachi Singleton, who announces his commitment on April 25.

The 2023 signing class has the chance to improve with the possible addition of a four-star rated quarterback.

[autotag]Malachi Singleton[/autotag], a 6-1, 220-pound quarterback from Acworth, Ga. will announce his commitment on Monday, April 25, and the Razorbacks appear to be the front runner to land him.

Singleton has received five crystal ball predictions from 247sports this month, with the most recent coming Tuesday from Andrew Ivans and Phillip Dukes, both are 100% accurate in predicting the landing spot for athletes from the 2023 class.

The signal-caller from North Cobb High School may have given a hint to his college destination by tweeting out an epic highlight tape that mixed his junior-season highlights with the calls of Arkansas Football play-by-play announcer Chuck Barrett.

Singleton had a remarkable junior season in 2021, completing 75% of his passes for 2,316 yards and 24 touchdowns, while running for 1,018 additional yards and 25 touchdowns. He led North Cobb to a 10-2 record, with an appearance in the second round of the GHSA Class 6A playoffs.

If Arkansas were to land Singleton, he would be the second commit from the state of Georgia for 2023. Three-star rated linebacker Everett Roussaw of Cedar Grove, Ga. announced his pledge to Arkansas on January 23, one day after tight end Luke Hasz announced his commitment to the Razorbacks.

Arkansas joins Georgia, Miami, and UCF in the hunt for Singleton, who will announce his college destination live on CBS Sports HQ on April 25.

Peach State QB feels he connected with Streeter at Swinney Camp this summer

A talented Peach State signal-caller hit the road this summer to visit plenty of colleges across the country, including a stop at Clemson. Kennesaw (Ga.) North Cobb 2023 four-star quarterback Malachi Singleton traveled to Clemson’s campus back in …

A talented Peach State signal-caller hit the road this summer to visit plenty of colleges across the country, including a stop at Clemson.

Kennesaw (Ga.) North Cobb 2023 four-star quarterback Malachi Singleton traveled to Clemson’s campus back in early June for the Dabo Swinney Camp.

Singleton caught up with The Clemson Insider regarding his current recruitment and what his impression was of Clemson and Brandon Streeter based on his visit to Tiger Town earlier this summer.

“It was a great experience just seeing the facilities and meeting all the coaches in person,” Singleton told TCI. “There was a lot of good QB talent there, so just seeing where I stack up and stuff, it was a great overall experience.”

According to Singleton, Clemson’s quarterbacks coach told him that he “had a great day.”

“He just told me to keep grinding and don’t be surprised if I got an offer after my junior season,” Singleton added. “He was just telling me to stay patient and stuff like that.”

Singleton’s contact with Streeter has been limited, but he’s under the impression that Clemson will reach out, come Sept. 1.

Nonetheless, he was left impressed by Streeter’s coaching style

“I thought he was a really good coach,” Singleton said. “He gave me a lot of good feedback when I was throwing. I thought we connected.”

In addition to Streeter, Swinney’s infectious energy also caught Singleton’s attention.

“He’s like that high-energy guy,” he added. He always keeps a smile on his face. I thought he was really cool.

As he enters his junior campaign, Singleton is taking a patient approach as far as his recruitment is concerned. He’s really trying to focus on his season right now.

Singleton is primarily looking to show everybody that he can throw the ball, he said. He currently ranks as the No. 22 quarterback in the country for the Class of 2023, per 247Sports’ recruiting rankings, so Singleton wants to exhibit his arm talent to the rest of the country.

He mentioned schools like Florida, Georgia, UCF, Miami and Georgia Tech among schools that are standing out in his recruitment.

Singleton is looking for the perfect fit, somewhere they can use his talent to the best of his abilities.

What are Singleton’s strengths on the field?

“I feel like my strengths are that I can spread the defense, I can throw, I can run,” Singleton said. “I feel like the defense is never in the right spot.”

Singleton is a dynamic quarterback prospect, who brings a balanced approach. He’s someone who can make the big plays but can also perfectly execute a 10-play drive as well.

While he doesn’t model his game after anyone in particular, he certainly takes bits and pieces from quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and Cam Newton.

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UGA football offers scholarship to elite dual threat QB

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to dual-threat quarterback recruit Malachi Singleton of North Cobb.

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to quarterback recruit Malachi Singleton. Singleton is only a sophomore in high school. He’s a talented member of the class of 2023. Singleton is young and doesn’t yet have a rating, but based on the interest he’s seeing he’ll have a three or four-star rating soon.

Malachi Singleton plays high school football for North Cobb High School in Kennesaw, Georgia in north Atlanta. Singleton is a dual-threat quarterback and was named Georgia’s 7A Offensive Player of the Year in Region 3.

Singleton is six-foot-two and weighs 210 pounds. He’s already received a decent amount of recruiting interest from major college football programs. More specifically, Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech have offered him a scholarship as well.

Singleton has a well-built frame, a concise throwing motion, and a solid arm. He’s a name to watch in recruiting moving forward, especially for Georgia Bulldog fans.

The talented dual-threat quarterback announced his scholarship offer from the University of Georgia via his Twitter account:

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