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Incredible David Gabriel Georges TD run should fire up Tennessee fans during the BYE

The 5-star commit keeps living up to the hype.
ByBraulio Perez
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Baylor's David Gabriel-Georges (0) leaps over Knoxville Catholic's Julian Sensabaugh (9) and Knoxville Catholic's Brooks Johnston (5) during a high school football game between Baylor and Knoxville Catholic at Covenant Heath Park in Knoxville, Tenn., on Oct. 30, 2026.
Baylor's David Gabriel-Georges (0) leaps over Knoxville Catholic's Julian Sensabaugh (9) and Knoxville Catholic's Brooks Johnston (5) during a high school football game between Baylor and Knoxville Catholic at Covenant Heath Park in Knoxville, Tenn., on Oct. 30, 2026. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

Stop us if you've heard this before, but 5-star Tennessee commit David Gabriel Georges continues to prove that maybe he's not human. What the 2027 running back does on the gridiron is tough to believe at times, with more of the same being showcased on Friday night. For Vols fans needing some excitement during the bye week, the speedster has provided it, and then some.

In a win for The Baylor School, Gabriel Georges rushed for a head-turning three touchdowns. None were more electric than the long run you'll see below. Just when it looked like DGG was going to be brought down to the turf, he kept his legs churning and refused to be stopped. Seriously, how in the world did he manage to pull this off while also making it look a bit easy?

David Gabriel Georges is going viral again for another incredible TD run

Out of this world.

Nearly 10 defenders had a chance to stop Gabriel Georges, ranked five stars and the No. 2 RB in the country, but he broke free and showcased his incredible speed. We get that he's doing this at the high school level, but it's tough not to think about the kind of future he's going to have in Knoxville with the Vols once he makes the move to campus in 2027.

With DeSean Bishop appearing to leave the door open to return to Tennessee next season, Gabriel Georges and he could form an incredible 1-2 punch for the ground game. Bishop on his own is a beast, but adding a player of Gabriel Georges' caliber would give Tennessee supporters even more of a reason to be fired up about the offense.

Add in the fact that George MacIntyre, assuming he fends off Faizon Brandon, will likely be entering '27 as the starter with a ton of experience under his belt, and Tennessee could give opposing defenses a ton of issues next fall. The Vols will, of course, look to end the season with a bang to reach the College Football Playoff, but again, it's not too early to start thinking about what Gabriel Georges can get done in the SEC.

When he originally committed to UT earlier this year, it was a monster recruiting win for Josh Heupel. Ole Miss and Ohio State were also going all-in for this recruiting race, but Gabriel Georges said his strong relationship with the coaching staff helped push things over the top. That relationship continues to get stronger, too.

Heupel has been making the rounds in meetings with commits and other top targets throughout the bye week, which included him having a front-row seat for DGG's incredible performance against Knoxville Catholic. Once December gets here, Gabriel Georges will make things official during the Early Signing Period, locking in what will be the start of a promising future with the program. This kid is the real deal, and he keeps giving people even more reasons to look forward to his days as a Vol.

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