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WATCH: Georgia walk-on WR Jeremy Bell shows off with jaw-dropping dunk at Camp Sunshine

On3 imageby: Jake Rowe06/10/25JakeMRowe

Georgia football recently took its annual trip to Camp Sunshine where it visits with boys and girls who are either battling cancer or have already beaten it. The time offers the team a chance to connect with the campers on a personal level and participate in games of basketball and volleyball. Redshirt freshman wideout Jeremy Bell, a walk-on, did his part to put on a show for those in attendance.

Fellow receiver Zachariah Branch posted a video to his Instagram story of Bell jumping over redshirt sophomore offensive tackle Bo Hughley for a ridiculous dunk at the Camp Twin Lakes gymnasium. For reference, Hughley stands at 6-foot-7.

Bell is entering his second season at Georgia after earning a preferred walk-on opportunity. He played high school ball at Clinch County and was an Indiana commitment at one point. When Curt Cignetti was hired as head coach around 18 months ago, he chose to let go of most of the recruiting class so he could focus on the portal.

Bell was left with a few scholarship opportunities but decided that Georgia was the best fit. His head coach at the time, Don Tison, told DawgsHQ that, walk-on or not, the Bulldogs were getting a big-time talent.

“As far as talent goes, I’ve never seen anybody compete for the ball like he does when it’s in the air. It’s almost unnatural how he high-points the ball and how he can time it and his body control while he is in the air,” Tison said of Bell. “You can look at his highlights and see some of the plays that he makes. I’ve never seen anybody run him down. He’s probably a 4.4 guy in the 40 but man he seems faster on grass than that. He never got run down. That’s another great attribute for him. Maybe his best is when the game is on the line, and he did this several times throughout his career in tight games, he always wanted the ball and it always seemed to find him in big moments. In those big moments he made a lot of plays and some very big ones.”





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