Coveted Playmaker Delivers Unclear Message on Georgia Ahead of SEC Visit

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Dave Holcomb | Last updated Jun 21, 2025 9:05 AM ET

The Georgia Bulldogs appear to be the favorite for one in-state highly touted receiver. But the recruitment is far from finished even with his commitment day less than a week away.

Four-star wide receiver Craig Dandridge indicated in a conversation with On3's Jeremy Johnson this week that he is truly undecided and keeping an open mind with every official visit.

Dandridge will visit the Oklahoma Sooners this weekend.

The receiver stressed he has liked the recruiting process.

“I mean, a lot of people wanna say like, they’re like really pressured with all the thoughts, but, I’m just enjoying it all, man,” Dandridge said. “I really took the time to like, just think like, I’m blessed to be in this situation at all. Being able to pick from these top schools, I can’t go wrong.”

While that's a great attitude to have, it's not necessary what the Bulldogs want to hear.

That's especially true of Dandridge's conclusion that he "can't go wrong" with his recruitment decision.

The Bulldogs would prefer the Milton (Ga) Cambridge wideout feel that any choice but Georgia is the wrong one.

Dandridge has a few more days to decide. The receiver will announce his commitment decision on June 26.

Four-star WR Craig Dandridge has locked in his commitment — and will choose from Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Stanford and Florida

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Oklahoma will be the last school Dandridge visits before that commitment day.

In addition to Georgia and Oklahoma, the receiver is also considering the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Tennessee Volunteers and Stanford Cardinal according to Johnson.

The 247Sports Composite rankings rated Dandridge the No. 38 receiver and 26th Georgia prospect in the 2026 recruiting class.

Additionally, Dandridge is the No. 237 overall recruit in 2026.

On3's Recruiting Prediction Machine projected Georgia as having a 35.6% chance of receiving a commitment from Dandridge.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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