One More Run 4-star wide out Brady Marchese is a 2026 standout at Cartersville High School (GA). This season will be his ...

Brady Marchese has been committed to Georgia since early this spring, but there has been some serious buzz in recent weeks about him potentially flipping to other school (s) who were involved late ...

2026 wide receiver Brady Marchese has shut down his recruitment. The Georgia Bulldogs have been picking up momentum on the recruiting trail as of late, especially since official visits started up.

Four-star Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver commitment Brady Marchese has shut down his recruitment. Marchese ended his recruitment just hours after many experts predicted the Michigan Wolverines would ...

WR Brady Marchese reaffirms commitment with Georgia following push from Michigan The Peach State wideout had taken an official visit to Ann Arbor, and the Wolverines had some momentum on Tuesday.

View post: Mystics Rookie Recognized by Former 6-Time WNBA All-Star on Tuesday But four-star receiver Brady Marchese reaffirmed his admiration for the Bulldogs while speaking to On3’s Chad ...

The Bulldogs continued to do that for their 2026 class, which holds several talented players, including wide receiver Brady Marchese, who committed to Georgia on March 15.

According to On3's Steve Wiltfong, the Wolverines are in a good position for 2026 Cartersville (Ga.) four-star wide receiver Brady Marchese, who has been committed to Georgia since March 2025.

Marchese currently holds offers from 47 programs around the country, highlighting just how much attention he's getting on the recruiting trail. But it's clear that his weekend in Ann Arbor made a ...

2026 Georgia commit Brady Marchese was the first surprising announcement for Michigan football this weekend. The talented four-star WR announced he was taking a last-second official visit to Ann ...

But four-star receiver Brady Marchese reaffirmed his admiration for the Bulldogs while speaking to On3's Chad Simmons after his past weekend's visit to Athens, Georgia.