Georgia running back coach Josh Crawford checks in on 5-star RB

Georgia continues to make five-star running back Savion Hiter a priority. The Bulldogs’ running back coach, Josh Crawford, made the trip to Virginia to check in on the No. 11 overall prospect in the 2026 On3 Industry Rankings.
Crawford also stopped in South Florida to see four-star Derreck Cooper.
Hiter has Georgia in his top four as he works toward a decision. He will take his official visit to Georgia on June 6. The five-star has been high on Crawford’s coaching style since he took over last year.
Hiter came to Athens in Crawford’s first weeks on the job and was attracted by Crawford’s coaching style.
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“Coach Crawford is all about developing his running backs, regardless if you’re a starter or not, I could definitely see myself there,” Crawford said back on March 14, 2024. “They don’t call it RBU for nothing.”
Ohio State has surged during the spring portion of Hiter’s visit schedule. The Buckeyes currently lead according to On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine. Ohio State has a 27 percent chance of landing the five-star running back according to RPM.
Georgia RB target Savion Hiter scouting report
Gifted runner with an advanced blend of athleticism, fluidity, and instincts as a high school underclassman. Physically developed, measuring in at over 5-foot-11 and around 200 pounds prior to his senior season. Registers as a strong athlete, running an 11.11 second mark in the 100-meters as a freshman. Also jumped close to 45 feet in the triple jump – an outstanding mark. Turned multiple dominant seasons as a high school underclassman, including a 1,698-yard, 26-touchdown junior campaign that saw him run for 10.8 yards per carry. Looks to be a natural runner. An extremely fluid and smooth mover who changes directions effortlessly. Shows excellent acceleration. Cuts on a dime and makes defenders miss in space. Runs with pace and instincts. A strong tackle-breaker who runs through contact due to a strong leg drive. A phenomenal high school football player who also makes big plays on defense. Has the potential and upside to be one of the best running back prospects in several cycles.