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2026 · week 6 result vs Alabama

Updated Tue Oct 13, 7:55 PM CT

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vs Auburn

Week 7 · Sat Oct 17, 2:30 PM CT / 3:30 PM ET · Sanford Stadium (Athens) · Auburn (FBS, SEC)

Our call: Georgia by 18.5Strong

All three models favor Georgia. The line, shown for comparison only, has Georgia by 18.5.

The average of SP+, Elo and Our model; the line is left out and kept as a benchmark. Toss-up under 3 points, Lean 3 to 7, Strong 7 and over. More ›

Game page: vs Auburn ›

Regression watch: Last game's 3-point win matched the play (score +1 against play), inside the 7-point band: no flag. More ›

Schedule: Played the 28th-toughest schedule in FBS so far (average opponent rating -0.3); 23rd-toughest remaining (+9.2). More ›

Opponents by our model's rating 6 played · 6 left
  • Week 1 vs Tennessee State (-32.8) · FCS, pooled
  • Week 2 vs Western Kentucky (-10.3)
  • Week 3 at Arkansas (-2.4)
  • Week 4 vs Oklahoma (+14.7)
  • Week 5 vs Vanderbilt (+3.7)
  • Week 6 at Alabama (+25.5)
  • Remaining:
  • Week 7 vs Auburn (+8.2)
  • Week 9 vs Florida (+11.8)
  • Week 10 at Ole Miss (+13.6)
  • Week 11 vs Missouri (+13.9)
  • Week 12 at South Carolina (+8.8)
  • Week 13 vs Georgia Tech (-1.4)

Each opponent's rating from our model's week 7 snapshot, in points against an average FBS team; the averages are ranked among the 138 FBS teams. Played means through week 6. Experimental, like the Our model card.

Series: Georgia leads 64–52–6 · last: Georgia 20–10, 2025 · Georgia has won 9 straight

Series history 122 meetings since 1902
  • All-time: Georgia leads 64–52–6 (122 meetings since 1902)
  • Last meeting: Georgia 20–10, 2025, Jordan-Hare Stadium
  • Streak: Georgia has won 9 straight
  • At Sanford Stadium: Georgia leads 10–2 (12 meetings)
  • Biggest margins: Georgia 41–0 (1946) · Auburn 35–0 (1954)
  • Since 2000: Georgia leads 20–7 (27 meetings)
SeasonResultSite
2025Georgia 20–10Jordan-Hare Stadium
2024Georgia 31–13Sanford Stadium
2023Georgia 27–20Jordan-Hare Stadium
2022Georgia 42–10Sanford Stadium
2021Georgia 34–10Jordan-Hare Stadium
2020Georgia 27–6Sanford Stadium
2019Georgia 21–14Jordan-Hare Stadium
2018Georgia 27–10Sanford Stadium
2017Georgia 28–7neutral site
2017Auburn 40–17Jordan-Hare Stadium
2016Georgia 13–7Sanford Stadium
2015Georgia 20–13Jordan-Hare Stadium
2014Georgia 34–7Sanford Stadium
2013Auburn 43–38Jordan-Hare Stadium
2012Georgia 38–0Jordan-Hare Stadium
2011Georgia 45–7Sanford Stadium
2010Auburn 49–31Jordan-Hare Stadium
2009Georgia 31–24Sanford Stadium
2008Georgia 17–13Jordan-Hare Stadium
2007Georgia 45–20Sanford Stadium
2006Georgia 37–15Jordan-Hare Stadium
2005Auburn 31–30Sanford Stadium
2004Auburn 24–6Jordan-Hare Stadium
2003Georgia 26–7Sanford Stadium
2002Georgia 24–21Jordan-Hare Stadium
2001Auburn 24–17Sanford Stadium
2000Auburn 29–26away
RatingGeorgiaAuburn
SP+ +28.3 #2 +11.0 #31
Elo 2053 1669

Projected margin for Georgia · three models and the line, side by side

SP+
+19.8
Georgia +28.3 vs Auburn +11.0
avg miss 10.6
closest 47/79
Elo
+17.9
Georgia 2053 vs Auburn 1669
avg miss 12.3
closest 33/79
Line · benchmark
+18.5
pregame line
avg miss 11.1
Our model · experimental
+17.7
Georgia +23.4 vs Auburn +8.2
prior 50%
avg miss 11.8
closest 14/40
How to read this
  • SP+ is a rating of how good a team is, in points better or worse than an average team, built from its play-by-play, so the gap between two teams' ratings is a projected margin.
  • Elo is a rating that goes up with every win and down with every loss, more for beating a strong team, less for beating a weak one. The gap between two ratings is divided by 25 to turn it into points.
  • The line is the pregame line, the margin the market expected, shown from Georgia's side. It is not one of the models: it is shown for comparison only, as the benchmark the models and Our call are measured against.
  • Our model is this site's own experimental rating, built from each team's play-by-play adjusted for who it has played, blended with a preseason estimate from last season, returning players and recruiting. "prior 67%" means 67 percent of the rating is still that preseason estimate; the share shrinks as games are played.
  • In SP+, Elo and our model the home team gets 2.5 points (Georgia); the line already includes the market's own home edge. The conversion to points is approximate.
  • "avg miss 9.8" under a card is how far that model's projections have been from the actual margins this season, on average, in points. "closest 10/39" is how many of the season's 39 finished games that model came closest on (a tie counts for every tied model); the line, a benchmark, shows its average miss only. Shown once a model has 20 finished games.
  • Our call, above the cards, is the site's prediction: the simple average of the SP+, Elo and our model margins. The pregame line is left out of it and kept as a benchmark to measure it against. Toss-up means the average is under 3 points, Lean 3 to 7, Strong 7 or more. It is made only when all three of those models have a number, and it is scored after the game like the models.
  • Each card is one method's estimate, shown side by side; when they disagree, that is worth knowing.
  • After a game, the sentence under the score shows every model and the line against the actual margin: ✓ when a model named the winner, ✗ when it did not (the line, a benchmark, gets no mark), and Closest: the model nearest the final margin among those present, never the line (an exact tie goes to the first listed). The "closest 10/39" counts keep the accuracy report's scoring of SP+ and Elo, where a tie credits both.
  • Metrics explained: the four models and their track record ›

Efficiency matchup · season to date · Georgia 6 games, Auburn 5 games

Edge: Georgia wins 3 of 5

Georgia moves the ball better, stops plays better and is more disruptive. Auburn has the edge on big plays and allows fewer big plays.

Georgialonger bar = betterAuburn

Run game, head to head · season to date

Georgia's runs work 52% of the time; Auburn's run defense allows 39%. Auburn's runs work 45% of the time; Georgia's run defense allows 31%.

More numbers
MeasureGeorgiaAuburnEdge
Off. success rate53.5%41.6%Georgia
Off. explosiveness1.201.27Auburn
Def. success rate allowed34.2%38.8%Georgia
Def. explosiveness allowed1.321.19Auburn
Havoc created19.1%16.6%Georgia
  • Run game, success rate: Georgia offense 51.8% · Auburn defense allows 38.8% · edge: Georgia
  • Run game, success rate: Auburn offense 44.5% · Georgia defense allows 31.4% · edge: Georgia
  • Run game, PPA per play: Georgia offense +0.24 · Auburn defense allows +0.05 · edge: Georgia
  • Run game, PPA per play: Auburn offense +0.17 · Georgia defense allows -0.27 · edge: Georgia
  • Success rate: how often a play does its job, gaining enough yards to keep the offense on schedule.
  • Explosiveness: how big a team's successful plays are on average; a higher number means more big gains.
  • Havoc: how often the defense blows up a play with a sack, a tackle for loss, a takeaway or a pass broken up.
  • PPA (predicted points added): how many points an average play is worth to the offense; above zero is good for the offense, below zero good for the defense.

How to read this

  • Each row compares the two teams on one measure of how well they have played this season, offense and defense, using every game so far with garbage time (plays late in a decided game) left out.
  • The run game rows pair one team's rushing offense with the other's run defense. The row goes to whichever side is further from the FBS baseline this season, the offense by how far it runs above it, the defense by how much less it allows (baseline: run success rate 43%, PPA per play +0.08, the midpoint of what FBS offenses gain and FBS defenses allow, since both also play FCS teams), so two strong sides or two weak ones are judged by which is the more so. Edges within 3 points of success rate or 0.05 PPA are even. A strong run offense against a weak run defense is where a team can control the game on the ground.
  • In the five rows at the top the longer bar is the better number: bars are scaled within each row, and in the two "allowed" rows the lower number gets the longer bar.
  • Success rate is the share of plays that kept the offense on schedule (half the yards needed on first down, most of them on second, all of them on third or fourth). Explosiveness is how big the successful plays were, on average, in points. Havoc is the share of the opponent's snaps the defense wrecked: a tackle for loss, a sack, a takeaway or a pass broken up.
  • "Allowed" rows are what each defense gave up, so the lower value wins.
  • These are not adjusted for who each team has played, so a light schedule flatters a team, and early in the season they rest on very few games.
  • Metrics explained: success rate, explosiveness and havoc ›

Injuries

No injury report yet for this game. First reports usually come Wednesday.

Coverage (AI-assisted) · 31

Gathered by an AI model from public posts, not from CollegeFootballData. Not used in any number on this page. Verify against the linked sources. Beat coverage checked Tue Oct 13, 7:30 PM CT.

  • Glover, D. Jones Look Ahead to Auburn
    ATHENS, Ga. - Sophomore offensive lineman Dontrell Glover and junior defensive back Demello Jones spoke with the media on Tuesday afternoon ahead of Georgia's…
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Tue Oct 13, 3:15 PM CT / 4:15 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Vanderbilt backup quarterback Blaze Berlowitz out after surgery
    Blaze Berlowitz had surgery to repair a broken collarbone and will be out a month.
    Availability and roster · @PeteNakos · Tue Oct 13, 1:09 PM CT / 2:09 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Cole Named Bednarik Award Player Of The Week
    Georgia junior linebacker Chris Cole has been named the Bednarik Award Player of the Week following the Bulldogs' 20-17 road win over No. 6 Alabama, according…
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Tue Oct 13, 1:07 PM CT / 2:07 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Kirby Smart All Access - Alabama
    Watch this week's Kirby Smart All Access presented by Piedmont Healthcare and get highlights and more from Georgia's win over Alabama!
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 12, 8:00 PM CT / 9:00 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Smart, Players Preview Auburn
    ATHENS, Ga. – Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart, junior running back Dwight Phillips, Jr. and junior inside linebacker Justin Williams spoke with the…
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 12, 2:41 PM CT / 3:41 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Bulldogs Sweep SEC Offensive, Defensive Linemen Of The Week Awards
    Georgia sophomore Dontrell Glover garnered Southeastern Conference Offensive Lineman of the Week honors while junior Joseph Jonah-Ajonye was voted the…
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 12, 1:46 PM CT / 2:46 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Georgia and Auburn Renew Deep South's Oldest Rivalry
    Saturday will mark the 131st meeting between Georgia and Auburn since 1892, and the Bulldogs lead the Deep South's oldest rivalry 66-56-8.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 12, 12:03 PM CT / 1:03 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Watch Coach Smart's Weekly Press Conference
    Watch this week's Kirby Smart Press Conference presented by Wells Fargo live at noon as the Bulldogs prepare for the SEC matchup against Auburn.
    What was said · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 12, 8:00 AM CT / 9:00 AM ET · Source: [1]
  • Phillips Getting Bigger And Better
    Dwight Phillips, Jr. led Georgia's rushing attack against Alabama with 17 carries for 120 yards — both career highs
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sun Oct 11, 12:06 PM CT / 1:06 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Woodring FG Lifts Bulldogs Past Crimson Tide, 20-17
    The No. 2-ranked Georgia football team scrapped and clawed its way to a hard-fought 20-17 win over No. 6 Alabama on Saturday night at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 10, 11:19 PM CT / 12:19 AM ET · Source: [1]
  • Postgame Notes - #2 Georgia vs. #6 Alabama
    With a 20-17 road win over #6 Alabama, second-ranked Georgia is off to a 6-0 start (4-0 SEC) for the sixth time in 11 seasons under head coach Kirby Smart.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 10, 9:38 PM CT / 10:38 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Listen to Bulldogs Brunch Sunday at 10AM
    Listen to this week's Bulldog Brunch presented by East Georgia Cancer Coalition live at 10:06 a.m. featuring Jeff Dantzler, Kevin Butler, and Eric Zeier.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 10, 9:15 PM CT / 10:15 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Mark Richt Headlines 2026 SEC Legends Class
    The Southeastern Conference on Thursday announced its 2026 SEC Football Legends class presented by T-Mobile, a group that includes former Bulldog head coach…
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Thu Oct 8, 11:05 AM CT / 12:05 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Listen to Bulldogs Live presented by Wells Fargo Tonight at 7PM
    Kirby Smart will join 'Voice of the Dawgs' Jeff Dantzler during this week's Bulldogs Live presented by Wells Fargo live at 7:06 p.m.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Thu Oct 8, 11:00 AM CT / 12:00 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Alabama tight end Josh Ford has surgery on broken arm
    Alabama TE Josh Ford broke his arm and had surgery but is optimistic to play.
    Availability and roster · @PeteNakos · Wed Oct 7, 12:32 PM CT / 1:32 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Hurricane threat may postpone Alabama Georgia game
    A projected hurricane could postpone the Alabama-Georgia game this weekend.
    Around the program · @RossDellenger · Tue Oct 6, 3:30 PM CT / 4:30 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Griffin, E. Williams Talk Alabama
    ATHENS, Ga. - Sophomore defensive lineman Elijah Griffin and sophomore tight end Elyiss Williams spoke with the media on Tuesday afternoon ahead of Saturday…
    What was said · georgiadogs.com · Tue Oct 6, 1:02 PM CT / 2:02 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Rasean Dinkins emerges as Georgia starting safety
    Safety Rasean Dinkins has emerged as a new starting option for Georgia.
    Availability and roster · @Dawgs247 · Tue Oct 6, 12:40 PM CT / 1:40 PM ET · Sources (2): [1] [2]
  • Kirby Smart All Access - Vanderbilt
    Watch this week's Kirby Smart All Access presented by Piedmont Healthcare and get highlights and more from Georgia's win over Vanderbilt.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 5, 8:00 PM CT / 9:00 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Smart, Players Talk Alabama
    ATHENS, Ga. – Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart, senior kicker Peyton Woodring and fifth-year offensive lineman Earnest Greene III spoke with the media…
    What was said · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 5, 2:53 PM CT / 3:53 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Watch Coach Smart's Weekly Press Conference
    Watch this week's Kirby Smart Press Conference presented by Wells Fargo live at noon as the Bulldogs prepare for the SEC matchup against Vanderbilt.
    What was said · georgiadogs.com · Mon Oct 5, 9:00 AM CT / 10:00 AM ET · Source: [1]
  • Bulldogs Show Offensive Versatility Against Vandy
    The Bulldogs spread the ball around to a variety of playmakers in Saturday's 38-14 win over Vanderbilt
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sun Oct 4, 12:53 PM CT / 1:53 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Passing Game Powers Bulldogs Past Vandy
    The No. 2-ranked Georgia football team relied on a prolific passing attack to knock off Vanderbilt, 38-14, at Sanford Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 3, 3:51 PM CT / 4:51 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Listen to Bulldogs Brunch Sunday at 10AM
    Listen to this week's Bulldog Brunch presented by East Georgia Cancer Coalition live at 10:06 a.m. featuring Jeff Dantzler, Kevin Butler, and Eric Zeier.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 3, 3:00 PM CT / 4:00 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Postgame Notes - Georgia vs. Vanderbilt
    Second-ranked Georgia is off to a 5-0 start for the seventh time in 11 seasons under head coach Kirby Smart.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Sat Oct 3, 2:32 PM CT / 3:32 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Final injury report lists Nate Frazier as a game-time decision
    Nate Frazier is a game-time decision after rib injury vs Arkansas.
    Availability and roster · @DawgNation · Sat Oct 3, 10:59 AM CT / 11:59 AM ET · Source: [1]
  • Appears like Jared Curtis won't face Georgia after all today
    Around the program · @marcweiszer · Sat Oct 3, 10:39 AM CT / 11:39 AM ET · Sources (3): [1] [2] [3]
  • No movement on Nate Frazier and Isiah Canion, another player upgraded
    Nate Frazier and Isiah Canion had no change while another Georgia player was upgraded.
    Around the program · @marcweiszer · Fri Oct 2, 7:17 PM CT / 8:17 PM ET · Sources (2): [1] [2]
  • Listen to Bulldogs Live presented by Wells Fargo Tonight at 7PM
    Kirby Smart will join 'Voice of the Dawgs' Jeff Dantzler during this week's Bulldogs Live presented by Wells Fargo live at 7:06 p.m.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Thu Oct 1, 11:00 AM CT / 12:00 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Cole Named Lott IMPACT Trophy Player Of The Week
    Georgia junior linebacker Chris Cole has been named the Lott IMPACT Trophy Player of the Week after the Bulldogs' 41-13 rout of Oklahoma last weekend.
    Around the program · georgiadogs.com · Wed Sep 30, 1:22 PM CT / 2:22 PM ET · Source: [1]
  • Texas-Tennessee was the most-watched Week 4 college football game
    Texas-Tennessee drew 9.7 million viewers as Week 4's most-watched game per Nielsen.
    Around the program · @slmandel · Tue Sep 29, 8:27 PM CT / 9:27 PM ET · Source: [1]

12 entries about games now final not shown.

Score and result

Georgia 20, Alabama 17W

Game page: the call before kickoff and how each model did ›

Projected: SP+ n/a · Elo -0.1 ✗ · Our model -5.9 ✗ · the line (benchmark) +2.5 · actual +3 · Closest: Elo

Georgia was as low as 25% and won Georgia was as low as 25% and won Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 100% 50% 0% 20–17
  1. Q2 5:53 · 1st & 10 · 71% → 41%
    (05:53) Shotgun #12 K.Russell pass complete deep left to #9 M.Pritchett caught at UGA02, for 22 yards to the UGA00 TOUCHDOWN, clock 05:49, 1ST DOWN #31 C.Talty kick attempt good (H: #32 A.Asparuhov, LS: #55 A.Rozier)
  2. Q3 10:42 · 2nd & 9 · 41% → 68%
    (10:42) Shotgun #14 G.Stockton rush right for 14 yards gain to the ALA00 TOUCHDOWN, clock 10:38, 1ST DOWN #91 P.Woodring kick attempt good (H: #14 G.Stockton, LS: #51 W.Snellings)
  3. Q2 7:12 · 1st & 10 · 54% → 77%
    (07:12) No Huddle-Shotgun #14 G.Stockton pass complete deep middle to #16 L.Humphreys caught at ALA00, for 20 yards to the ALA00 TOUCHDOWN, clock 07:09, 1ST DOWN #91 P.Woodring kick attempt good (H: #14 G.Stockton, LS: #51 W.Snellings)

Away at Bryant-Denny Stadium · Sat Oct 10, 6:30 PM CT / 7:30 PM ET · vs Alabama (FBS, SEC)

Opponent for every game-level number: Alabama (FBS, SEC).

Verdict

The 3-point win matched the play: Georgia's per-play edge (PPA (expected points added per play) +0.23 vs +0.20, success rate 40% vs 44%) implies roughly a +2 margin.

The verdict compares the score with the margin the plays earned. How it is reached ›

Efficiency

Even game split 2–2

Georgia got more from each play and was more disruptive. Alabama moved the ball better and hit the bigger plays.

Georgialonger bar = betterAlabama
More numbers

Georgia ran 62 plays, Alabama 61. Each number is that team's offense; Alabama's column is also what Georgia's defense allowed.

MeasureGeorgiaAlabamaEdge
PPA / play+0.23+0.20Georgia
Total PPA+14.1+12.4Georgia
Success rate40.3%44.3%Alabama
Explosiveness1.381.42Alabama
Havoc created16.4%9.8%Georgia
  • Success rate: how often a play did its job, gaining enough yards to keep the offense on schedule.
  • Explosiveness: how big a team's successful plays were on average; a higher number means more big gains.
  • Havoc: how often the defense blew up a play with a sack, a tackle for loss, a takeaway or a pass broken up. Counted from the play-by-play, so it is approximate.
  • PPA (predicted points added): how many points an average play was worth to the offense. Total PPA adds up every play, and is what the Verdict compares with the score.

How to read this

  • The four rows at the top compare the two offenses in this game; the longer bar is the better number, scaled within each row. A number at or below zero draws no bar.
  • A check marks the better side of a row. The line above the rows counts them: it describes how the game was played, not who won it.
  • Metrics explained ›
Top performers

Georgia players by cumulative PPA in this game. Usage is the share of the team's plays of that type involving the player. Receiving is passing-play PPA for non-quarterbacks.

Passing

PlayerPass usagePPA/play
Gunner Stockton QB 100% +16.5 +0.75

Rushing

PlayerRush usagePPA/play
Dwight Phillips Jr. RB 45% +5.6 +0.33
Gunner Stockton QB 13% +1.0 +0.20
Bo Walker RB 24% +0.8 +0.09
Nick Peal RB 5% -0.2 -0.10

Receiving

PlayerTarget usagePPA/play
London Humphreys WR 14% +5.4 +1.79
Talyn Taylor WR 14% +4.9 +1.62
Jaden Reddell TE 9% +4.1 +2.05
Craig Dandridge WR 23% +2.8 +0.56
By play type
MeasureGeorgiaAlabamaEdge
Rushing PPA+0.08+0.50Alabama
Rushing success34.2%60.0%Alabama
Passing PPA+0.75-0.00Georgia
Passing success54.5%34.3%Georgia
Standard downs PPA+0.05+0.15Alabama
Standard downs success41.0%50.0%Alabama
Passing downs PPA+0.53+0.36Georgia
Passing downs success39.1%26.7%Georgia

Havoc detail — Georgia defense: TFL 1, sacks 3, takeaways 0, breakups 6 on 61 snaps. Alabama defense: TFL 1, sacks 1, takeaways 1, breakups 3 on 61 snaps.

Drives

A scoring opportunity is a drive that reaches the opponent's 40-yard line or scores; points per opportunity is the points those drives produced divided by their number.

◀ GeorgiaAlabama ▶
  • 9Drives9
  • 6Scoring opportunities6
  • 3.3Points per opportunity2.8
  • own 16Avg. starting field positionown 29

Recruiting

MeasureGeorgiaAlabama
2026 class rank62
2026 class points291.98303.79
Talent composite 1003.7
#1 of 138		 973.5
#4 of 138
Transfer portal · 9 in, 16 out

Arrivals (9)

PlayerFrom★Elig.Date
Isiah Canion WR Georgia Tech 4 Immediate Jan 8, 2026
Amaris Williams EDGE Auburn 4 Immediate Jan 8, 2026
Dante Dowdell RB Kentucky 4 Immediate Jan 12, 2026
Bryson Beaver QB Oregon 4 Immediate Jan 15, 2026
Khalil Barnes S Clemson 3 Immediate Jan 4, 2026
Braylon Conley CB USC 3 Immediate Jan 8, 2026
Ja'Marley Riddle S East Carolina 3 Immediate Jan 9, 2026
Gentry Williams CB Oklahoma 3 Immediate Jan 13, 2026
TyQuez Richardson OT Alabama A&M 3 Immediate Jan 16, 2026

Departures (16)

PlayerTo★Elig.Date
Nyier Daniels OT undecided 4 Immediate Jan 2, 2026
Dominick Kelly CB Ohio State 4 Immediate Jan 14, 2026
Elo Modozie EDGE Purdue 4 Immediate Jan 19, 2026
Jaden Harris S Kansas 3 Immediate Jan 5, 2026
Jordan Thomas DL South Carolina 3 Immediate Jan 6, 2026
Ondre Evans CB NC State 3 Immediate Jan 8, 2026
Joenel Aguero S Ole Miss 3 Immediate Jan 10, 2026
Kris Jones LB Boston College 3 Immediate Jan 10, 2026
Adrian Maddox S Kansas State 3 Immediate Jan 12, 2026
Bo Hughley OT Colorado 3 Immediate Jan 12, 2026

+6 more not shown (16 total).

2026 commits · 32
PlayerHometown★Rating
Ekene Ogboko OT Durham, NC 5 0.9834
Kaiden Prothro TE Bowdon, GA 4 0.9830
Craig Dandridge WR Alpharetta, GA 4 0.9652
Caden Harris CB Brownsville, TN 4 0.9597
Justice Fitzpatrick CB Fort Lauderdale, FL 4 0.9592
Jordan Smith S Warner Robins, GA 4 0.9577
PJ Dean EDGE Clemmons, NC 4 0.9534
Tyriq Green ATH Buford, GA 4 0.9467
Valdin Sone DL Dyke, VA 4 0.9452
Lincoln Keyes TE Saline, MI 4 0.9349
Khamari Brooks EDGE Bogart, GA 4 0.9328
Jae Lamar RB Moultrie, GA 4 0.9210
Zech Fort S Bradenton, FL 4 0.9188
Ryan Mosley WR Carrollton, GA 4 0.9179
Tyreek Jemison IOL Dallas, GA 4 0.9162

+17 more not shown (32 total).

Returning production

Share of last season's production returning for Georgia in 2026.

Unit% PPAPPAUsage
Overall68.7%248.174.2%
Passing99.7%120.299.1%
Receiving34.7%59.432.7%
Rushing99.3%68.582.6%

A figure above 100% or below 0% is expected when last season's returning players had negative PPA in that phase, since PPA can be negative.