4-star TE recruit projected to commit to Georgia over LSU, Penn State
Fogle is a member of the class of 2026 and recently narrowed his top three down to Georgia, Penn State and LSU. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound tight end plays high school football for Lexington High School in Lexington, Ohio. Lexington is located about an hour north of Columbus.
Fogel is the No. 8 tight end prospect in the country. He is the No. 6 recruit in Ohio and the No. 132 recruit in the nation, per 247Sports. If Fogel commits to Georgia, then he would be UGA's second tight end commit in the class of 2026.
Georgia already has a commitment from four-star tight end recruit Lincoln Keyes. The Bulldogs are still expected to be in the mix for Prothro. Georgia has signed three tight ends in a single recruiting class in the past, so it is possible Georgia lands all three tight end prospects.
Georgia could lose junior tight end Lawson Luckie and senior tight end Oscar Delp to the 2026 NFL draft, so Georgia's tight end room could use a few reinforcements in the future.
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