The Georgia Bulldogs are all done with fall camp and ready for the season to begin this weekend with a home game against Tennessee State that will get fans back in the stands for the first time this year.

While it may not be the most exciting matchup, there's not many places who can match a game day in Athens, and word is spreading that this is the place to be this weekend in terms of an environment. It won't be just rabid Dawg fans either in the house, and according to a report, the guest list for future stars is as good as it gets for a season-opening game.

Steve Wiltfong of Rivals revealed that not only will top 2027 recruit Kemon Spell be in the house to make his grand return to campus, but a number of elite prospects for the classes of 2028 and 2029 are making the trip as well.

Asa Wall, a top tight end who is already committed in the class of 2028, will join Spell in trying to recruit other elite names to commit to Georgia. Among them are four-star offensive linemen from the state of Tennessee in Koehn Dial and Dante Wade.

Emerging in-state prospects will be in attendance as well such as wide receiver Seven Rashad out of Buford, cornerback Aaryn Chastine out of Stone Mountain (Stephenson), and Lanier defensive lineman Bajani Jones.

The most significant name on campus is just a sophomore in high school, but he is one of the top defensive linemen in the nation already for the class of 2029 and also an in-state prospect. Zayquan Dozier out of Taylor County High School in Butler is rated as a top-10 player in the early 2029 rankings and could wind up even higher by the time it's all said and done.

"I’ll be going to Athens a few more times this year. Georgia Tech, Florida, South Carolina, Florida State are all on my list this year as well for schools that have offered me," Dozier told Rivals. "Georgia’s staff and Coach (Tray) Scott show me a lot of love, so I really appreciate that. They were the first to reach out to get a game-day visit scheduled."

Clearly, Kirby Smart and the staff are prioritizing Dozier, and while he has a very long way to go in terms of being ready to make any kind of decisions, getting in early on a prospect of his caliber is critical.

The Dawgs are going to keep recruiting elite talent, and perhaps the on-campus visits can put Georgia in a great spot with a number of elite prospects.