Trey Dean has noticed a change in Georgia’s recruiting approach in recent weeks.
The Hampton native was offered by the Bulldogs on Feb. 11 and it was a typical recruiting approach for the coaching staff – getting to know the prospect, giving a bold message and staying in frequent contact.
After Georgia’s 2018 class faced some attrition with the decommitments of four-star offensive tackle Max Wray and inside linebacker Adam Anderson, there has been an uptick in the program’s pursuit of the safety.
“They want me to commit, no doubt about that,” Dean said. “I told them that I’m just trying to take it slow.