How Tennessee football commit David Gabriel Georges is adapting to spotlight at Baylor

David Gabriel Georges, a five-star Tennessee football recruit, is making an impact as a running back for Baylor. Throughout his senior season, Georges has dazzled with his size, speed, and athleticism, setting up numerous highlight plays. While he is not the only standout on Baylor's roster, he stands out as the team's frontman.

At Ensworth High School, Georges rushed for 139 yards with two touchdowns in Baylor's 27-7 victory over the Tigers on October 23, clinching the DII-AAA East Region title. Originally from Quebec, Canada, Georges, known as "DGG," is still adjusting to the spotlight and media attention that comes with it. Baylor coach Erik Kimrey describes Georges as bubbly and a wonderful kid, but acknowledges that he is not the type to seek out media attention.

Despite his success on the field, Georges has been unavailable for comment after the game. His teammates describe him as lovable, playful, and grounded. Georges has amassed 1,154 yards and 20 touchdowns so far this season, along with 306 yards and three touchdowns on 16 catches. He looks to be on track for a third consecutive Mr. Football award, as Baylor aims for their second consecutive state title.