Noah Parker commits to Georgia

Noah Parker is staying home.

The three-star running back from Montezuma has committed to Georgia. Parker chose the Bulldogs over Alabama, Florida State, Tennessee, and Georgia Tech.

Georgia offered Parker after he camped in Athens on June 1. The offer hit home with the in-state prospect.

“Just me knowing I can potentially play in Coach Mike Bobo’s offense is insane. Georgia is like no other school,” Parker told UGASports. “Grew up a fan, this is my dream school.”

Parker’s relationship with running backs coach Josh Crawford has progressed rapidly since then.

“What I like most about Coach is he’s going to coach you hard to be the best version of yourself,” Parker told UGASports after he visited for the Austin Peay game. “He coaches discipline and for you to be elite. What I like about Coach is you’re going to be a brotherhood in his running back room, but also you’re going to compete at the best level and earn your way on the field.”

Parker is Georgia’s fifth commit in the 2027 class. He joins defensive back Donte Wright, receiver Gavin Honore, and offensive linemen Kelsey Adams and Kyson Mallard.

Georgia’s 2026 class currently features one running back commit in Jae Lamar. Georgia is also pursuing other 2027 running backs such as David Gabriel Georges, Kemon Spell, Andrew Beard, and others.