5-star Georgia Commit Plans Visits with Other Schools

Top-ranked cornerback recruit Donte Wright is weighing his options despite being committed to the Bulldogs.

Mar. 14, 2026 at 12:20pm

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Donte Wright, a five-star defensive back committed to the Georgia Bulldogs, is planning to take official visits to several other top college football programs, including Oregon, UCLA, Miami, and Michigan. The 6-foot-1, 170-pound cornerback, ranked as the No. 10 overall player in the country, has been committed to Georgia for almost a year but is now reconsidering his options.

Why it matters

Wright's potential decommitment would be a significant blow to Georgia's highly-ranked 2027 recruiting class, which currently features two five-star prospects. The Bulldogs are working hard to keep Wright committed, but face stiff competition from several other elite programs.

The details

Wright has scheduled five official visits over the next two months, including trips to UCLA (May 15-17), Georgia (May 29-31), Miami (June 5-7), Michigan (June 12-14), and Oregon (June 19-21). He is also expected to visit Auburn, though a date has not been set yet. Georgia cornerback commit Jerry Outhouse has been actively recruiting Wright to stay with the Bulldogs.

  • Wright has been committed to Georgia for almost a year.
  • He plans to visit UCLA from May 15-17, Georgia from May 29-31, Miami from June 5-7, Michigan from June 12-14, and Oregon from June 19-21.

The players

Donte Wright

A five-star defensive back and the No. 10 overall player in the country, Wright is currently committed to the Georgia Bulldogs but is reconsidering his options.

Kirby Smart

The head coach of the Georgia Bulldogs, who is working to keep Wright committed to the program.

Jerry Outhouse

A four-star cornerback commit to Georgia, who has been actively recruiting Wright to stay with the Bulldogs.

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What they’re saying

“we gotta keep my Dawg home”

— Jerry Outhouse, Georgia cornerback commit (UGA Wire)

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