As national signing day approaches, should the Georgia Bulldogs be concerned about losing quarterback commit Jared Curtis?

Five-star Georgia Bulldogs quarterback commitment Jared Curtis predicted to decommit from Georgia for a second time

At 5-foot-10 and 210 pounds, Spell is a five-star recruit, the No. 1 running back and the No. 3 player in the nation, according to Rivals Industry Rankings. He was previously committed to the Penn State Nittany Lions, but backed out following the firing of head coach James Franklin.

Nashville Christian relied on QB Jared Curtis, who accounted for four TDs, to beat Trinity Christian in the semifinals of the D-II Class playoffs.

A college football recruiting expert believes 5-star quarterback prize Jared Curtis won't ultimately be heading to Athens next year.

Five-star quarterback recruit Jared Curtis has been committed to the Georgia Bulldogs since May, marking the second time he had announced his commitment to Kirby Smart and company. Curtis initially committed to the Bulldogs in March of 2024, but backed off the pledge later that year as programs like Oregon and Auburn pushed for his services.

Quarterback Jared Curtis led Christian to a 41-7 win over Trinity Christian in his final game on the Eagles' field in the state playoffs,

Curtis is the only quarterback commitment in the class. When Raiola flipped in 2024, Georgia maintained the commitment of Puglisi. In all likelihood, if Georgia doesn’t land Curtis, it won’t take a quarterback in this recruiting cycle. It didn’t take a quarterback in the 2023 recruiting cycle when it prioritized Arch Manning.

Ardrey Kell QB Jared Curtis draws motivation from brother Jack’s battle with cancer — fueling his love for football and deepening their brotherly bond.

The Georgia Bulldogs and head coach Kirby Smart have been projected to suffered a crushing recruiting loss to an SEC opponent.