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Hargis: DGG’s commitment gives Vols ‘generational talent’

Staff File Photo / Baylor School running back David Gabriel Georges, who committed to Tennessee on Wednesday, is one of the highest-rated prep prospects to ever play in Chattanooga.
Staff File Photo / Baylor School running back David Gabriel Georges, who committed to Tennessee on Wednesday, is one of the highest-rated prep prospects to ever play in Chattanooga. Staff File Photo / Baylor School running back David Gabriel Georges, who committed to Tennessee on Wednesday, is one of the highest-rated prep prospects to ever play in Chattanooga.

Even before he was known simply by his initials, the initial impression of David Gabriel Georges remains a vivid memory.

Two years ago, around this same point on the calendar, Gabriel Georges — who had just arrived on the Baylor School campus from Quebec — made his public debut in Chattanooga.

While preparing for the annual prep tour — the whirlwind road trip where I visit as many area schools as possible on the first day teams can practice in full pads — Baylor head coach Erik Kimrey was downright giddy when asked if he had any new players to watch for when I stopped by Heywood Stadium.

(READ MORE: Baylor star running back David Gabriel Georges commits to Vols over Ohio State, Ole Miss)

“We’ve got an offensive lineman that won’t be hard to spot because he’s 6-foot-8, 320 pounds,” Kimrey said, referring to Gabe Osenda, a future all-state left tackle that would eventually earn a five-star recruiting rating and sign with Tennessee.