From an Ohio State wide receiver to a South Carolina quarterback, here are five players we're tracking.
In last season’s meeting between Alabama and Georgia, the Crimson Tide saw an explosive receiving performance from Ryan Williams, but this year, the Bulldogs have a wide receiver that could possibly have the same type of big-play impact in the passing game against Alabama.
The Tennessee Vols' matchup against the Georgia Bulldogs earlier this month featured one of the coolest sights in college football. Tennessee fans "Checkered Neyland" -- a tradition that dates back to the Vols' game against the Florida Gators in 2014 -- for the showdown with the Bulldogs.
Former USC Trojans wide receiver Zachariah Branch didn’t just transfer schools—he transferred into opportunity. After two years at the LA Memorial Coliseum where his flashes of speed and skill were often overshadowed by Ja’Kobi Lane and Makai Lemon, Branch has wasted little time establishing himself as one of Georgia’s go-to weapons.
Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Zachariah Branch didn’t just make a debut—he made a statement. The former USC Trojans receiver, now Bulldog, turned heads in Sanford Stadium in his first SEC game, catching three passes for 95 yards and a touchdown in a 45–7 win over Marshall.
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College football analyst Chris Doering has made a promising comparison for Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Zachariah Branch. The Georgia Bulldogs had one of their largest transfer portal hauls in program history this season, as they added a plethora of talented players throughout the offseason.
Georgia looks to continue its winning ways following an SEC Championship victory last season. Getting the most out of the wide receiver position goes a long way in living up to expectations.
Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Zachariah Branch has been listed as a transfer player who could make a difference in Georgia's 2025 season. The beginning of the Georgia Bulldogs' 2025 football season is less than 75 days away as the Dawgs are fiercely preparing to defend their SEC Conference title and once again reach the College Football Playoff.
The college football regular season kicks off Aug. 23.
Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Zachariah Branch has been ranked as one of the nation's top transfer portal players. In the modern age of college football, the transfer portal has become somewhat of a necessity for successful teams and has produced a plethora of iconic figures and Heisman winners.
According to ESPN, the Georgia Bulldogs have one of the nation's best "newcomers" for the 2025 college football season. Each college football season brings great feelings of excitement amongst fanbases as most schools still feel they have the potential to win a national championship.
The Georgia Bulldogs enter the 2025 season with plenty of questions around the offense. However, they've seemingly gotten an answer this spring in the form of Zachariah Branch.
The USC Trojans faced many transfer portal losses following the 2024 season. One of the most notable players to enter the portal was wide receiver Zachariah Branch.
Georgia wide receiver Zachariah Branch and Gunner Stockton quickly formed a relationship at Georgia. The Georgia Bulldogs, just like any other program in college football, brought in several transfers this offseason with one of them being wide receiver Zachariah Branch.
The Georgia Bulldogs have continued their hot streak in the transfer portal and have landed another extremely talented wide receiver. The Georgia Bulldogs 2024 season, unfortunately, came to an end in the quarterfinal round of the playoffs, so the attention has now shifted to the 2025 season college football season.
Former Southern California standout wide receiver Zachariah Branch and safety Zion Branch are transferring to Georgia, the brothers announced on Sunday.
USC standouts Zachariah and Zion Branch appear to have reached a decision on their new school. Zion Branch revealed on Instagram Sunday that he has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs for the 2025 season.
Former USC wide receiver Zachariah Branch announces commitment to Georgia. The Georgia Bulldogs 2024 season unfortunately came to an end in the quarterfinal round of the playoffs, so the attention has now shifted to next season.
CORAL GABLES, Fl - The Miami Hurricanes are hard at work to retool their wide receiver room with most declaring for the NFL draft, they now host Zachariah Branch and brother Zion as some of the top players in the portal look for a new home.
USC star wide receiver Zachariah Branch and his brother Zion are weighing their options after entering the transfer portal last month, and they have a visit scheduled with a top ACC school.
The Texas Longhorns are gearing up to take on the Arizona State Sun Devils on Wednesday afternoon in the Peach Bowl for the right to advance in the College Football Playoffs.
In shocking news from the college football world, USC Trojans All-American and All-Conference wide receiver and returner Zachariah Branch has submitted the necessary paperwork and officially entered the transfer portal.
Michigan has landed five commitments out of the transfer portal so far, but the Wolverines aren't done and Michigan wants to land the big fish. That big fish entered the portal, along with his brother, and Michigan is an early team to watch for wide receiver Zachariah Branch -- the USC wide receiver.
Southern California stars Zachariah and Zion Branch will enter the transfer portal, they said Tuesday. Zachariah Branch, a receiver, and Zion Branch, a safety, published announcements declaring their intent on social media.
Former five-star wide receiver and all-purpose wonder Zachariah Branch announced his plans to leave USC and enter the transfer portal on Tuesday, joined by his older brother and former four-star safety Zion Branch.
USC must run the table in their next five games and head into its Nov. 30 season finale against Notre Dame with an 8-3 record.
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