No. 1 quarterback recruit Jared Curtis makes huge change to plans less than a month before choosing between Oregon, Georgia

On the surface, it could spell bad news for Georgia and good news for Oregon, but digging deeper, it may not be that big of a deal. Apparently, Curtis' high school has prom this weekend, which could be the driving motivator for him electing to cancel his visit.

Plus, Curtis has been on campus in Athens multiple times, and has been in communication with Kirby Smart and the program for years. It's hard to imagine that there's anything left that they could show or tell him that he hasn't already been exposed to.

Still, for Oregon, they're likely happy that their top quarterback target won't be back on campus of their biggest competition just a month before he is set to announce his commitment.

The importance of the last impression isn't one that should be overlooked. That nod now goes to Oregon, with Curtis visiting Eugene last month. Dan Lanning is looking to end the narrative that the Ducks can't land elite quarterback recruits, and pulling Curtis would more than put that conversation to bed. There's less than one month to go before we get an answer on where the elite quarterback will be heading.