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Arch Manning describes Tennessee football commit David Gabriel Georges as 'yoked'
Arch Manning said the Tennessee commit looked physically dominant after Gabriel-Georges piled up 250 all-purpose yards and three fourth-quarter touchdowns.
- On August 20, Texas quarterback Arch Manning tuned into a nationally televised game to watch his cousin Marshall Manning play for Baylor School, but quickly took notice of teammate David Gabriel Georges.
- During Baylor's 38-20 season-opening victory against Brentwood Academy, the five-star Tennessee commit accounted for 250 total yards and three fourth-quarter touchdowns, earning significant attention.
- Manning described the 6-foot, 210-pound recruit as "yoked," later asking, "What are they feeding those guys?" after watching Georges barrel through the Brentwood defense.
- Recognized as Tennessee's top-ranked player, the five-star prospect has garnered national attention, though Manning remains focused on his own role at the University of Texas.
- Texas is slated to face Tennessee at Neyland Stadium on September 26, positioning Manning to potentially see the five-star prospect as an opponent in the SEC opener.
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Arch Manning shouts out Tennessee commit David Gabriel Georges: 'He looks yoked'
The Manning family won’t be out of college football any time soon. This week, Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning was asked about his cousin, Marshall Manning, who currently plays for Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Marshall is the starting quarterback for a Baylor squad that is considered to be one of the best high school teams in the Volunteer State. But it’s not just Manning keeping Baylor school in such high regard. Baylor also…
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