The Georgia Bulldogs are hot and heavy on the recruiting trail over the last couple of weeks, trying not only to get off to a great start for the 2028 class, but also put the finishing touches on the 2027 class before signing day. 

While you simply cannot land them all, the 2027 class in particular was not great by Georgia standards, and there is still some time to change that before signing day. The efforts never stop for Kirby Smart and this coaching staff, and it sounds like they are still trying to add another piece or two.

According to some intel from Jeremy Johnson over at UGA Sports, one of those piece is four-star Miami Hurricanes committed linebacker Noah Glover out of the state of Virginia.

"Georgia has continued to sniff around Miami LB commit Noah Glover," Johnson wrote. "The four star was recruited by Georgia heavily the first time around. Georgia has continued to stay in touch there and things continue to evolve."

Glover has been committed to the Hurricanes since last May, but the Bulldogs have not stopped staying in touch since he decided he was headed elsewhere, and he even took an official visit to Athens just a week after committing.

If they were able to get him to flip, this would be an absolutely massive addition to the 2027 class and potentially give Kirby Smart his next star linebacker. The Haymarket, VA native has had a decorated high school career, and as his senior season starts to wind down, the communication with Smart and the Bulldogs may seemingly be starting to ramp up.

This is a guy who every school in the country including Alabama, Notre Dame and Texas A&M are all going after, so it would likely take something significant to bring him to Athens, but it could pay dividends down the line.

According to 247 rankings, Glover is the No. 3 player in the talent-rich state of Virginia as well as the No. 15 linebacker in the country and right around the top-200 overall players across the entire nation.

Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 205 pounds, he likely projects in an off ball role for whatever program he ends up playing for. Needless to say, he would have work to do in order to get on the field, but nobody has a better history of developing linebackers into first round picks than this Bulldogs coaching staff.

Over the next couple of weeks, look for a potential flip from Glover if Georgia can in fact seal the deal and convince him Athens is the place for him to thrive.