Georgia, Kirby Smart Dealt Concerning Recruiting Update After Major Coaching Move
Summary
Clark Lea, the head coach of Vanderbilt's football team, signed a six-year extension, raising interest in the recruitment of Jared Curtis, a highly-ranked quarterback committed to Georgia. Vanderbilt is working hard to potentially change Curtis's commitment to their team, which would be a significant achievement for them.Key Facts
- Clark Lea, Vanderbilt's head football coach, received a six-year contract extension.
- Vanderbilt's football team has improved, with a current record of 9–2 and a national ranking of No. 14.
- Jared Curtis is a top-ranked quarterback for the 2026 class, originally committed to Georgia.
- Curtis has over 11,700 career yards in high school, with 40 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing touchdowns in one state championship season.
- Vanderbilt has increased efforts to recruit Curtis, emphasizing local connections and potential playing time.
- If Curtis commits to Vanderbilt, he would be the highest-rated recruit in their history.
- Vanderbilt's pursuit of Curtis highlights their recent success and increased resources to compete with top football programs.
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