Nation's No. 1 Tight End Duce Robinson Delays Commitment
The University of Georgia has continued to recruit the tight end position at an elite level since the arrival of tight ends coach Todd Hartley. Combined with the combination of offensive coordinator Todd Monken's ability to use the unique skillsets in that room, Georgia has used the tight end at an unprecedented level.
It's why the Bulldogs have been attractive to arguably the nation's top player at the position in the 2023 recruiting class, Duce Robinson, despite already having two tight ends signed and on campus.
Though Robinson announced today that he would be delaying his commitment decision one more window in order to further evaluate his options.
According to Perfect Game, Robinson is a top 300 prospect for the upcoming MLB draft. The 6'6 athlete has drawn some comparisons to Yankees superstar Aaron Judge. Robinson is following in the footsteps of his father, who was another dual sport athlete that was drafted by the Minnesota Twins.
Throughout his recruitment, Robinson has accumulated over 2 dozen offers. Georgia, USC, Texas, and Alabama have seemingly separated themselves from the rest of the pack.
For now, fans everywhere will have to play the waiting game. Should Robinson choose to head to the college ranks, Georgia is still seen as the primary threat. There is an opportunity that Robinson ultimately signs this summer with Georiga. There are plenty of previous examples of top-end talents delaying their decisions into the summer. Most recently, J.T. Tuimoloau committed to Ohio State in July after graduation from high school.
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