C.J. Daniels, a junior wide receiver transferring from LSU, is set to visit the University of Georgia as part of his recruitment process. Daniels recently entered the NCAA transfer portal after a productive season with LSU, where he recorded 42 receptions for 480 yards and became one of the team’s key offensive contributors. Before LSU, Daniels played at Liberty, where he posted an impressive career tally of 148 catches for 2,439 yards and 21 touchdowns, showcasing his reliability as a playmaker.
Georgia is one of several schools in contention for Daniels, alongside programs like Auburn, Ole Miss, Miami, and Georgia Tech. The Bulldogs’ interest in Daniels aligns with their continued effort to bolster an already potent roster as they remain perennial contenders in the SEC and national championship races. Daniels, a native of Lilburn, Georgia, adds an appealing local connection to the potential partnership.
The addition of Daniels could provide Georgia with an experienced and dynamic option in their passing game, particularly as the Bulldogs prepare for roster turnover due to the NFL draft and other transfer portal activity. His ability to stretch defenses and make critical catches would complement the team’s offensive schemes and add depth to their receiver corps.
Daniels’ decision is expected to be influenced by the opportunities for playing time, offensive fit, and proximity to his hometown, making Georgia an attractive destination. His visit to Athens will likely include meetings with coaches, facilities tours, and discussions about his potential role within the team. As the transfer portal period continues, Daniels’ recruitment will be closely watched as schools vie for his commitment.
