UGA recruiting: Big weekend of visitors includes at least a couple of 5-star prospects

Want a daily lap through UGA recruiting? That’s what the Intel will bring at least five days a week. Well, except for the next week. The Intel on a family vacation. Before that home team hit the beach, the Intel was able to prepare a guest list of the following visitors for what has coyly been called “The Kir-B-Que” this weekend.

UGA coach Kirby Smart and his staff plan to host a lot of talented prospects this weekend. That food bill won’t be cheap for what should be a red carpet weekend.

5-star Justin Fields plans to be in town. He’ll be fresh off a trip to Auburn. Zamir White, a UGA commit, will also arrive in town on Friday. Pace Academy 5-star Jamaree Salyer is also expected to be in town.

That’s the nation’s No. 1 QB, RB and OG prospects in the Class of 2018, respectively.

Want to know who else will be in town?

DawgNation compiled a photo gallery below of prospects who are expected to be in town. Plans change but this was a list of prospects that DawgNation was able to confirm this week in regard to their updated travel plans.

Justin Fields has planned visits to both Auburn and Georgia in July. (Student Sports/ Special)

5-star QB Justin Fields has cracked an occasion smile or three while blowing up the camp circuit this summer. (Jeff Sentell/SEC Country)

Justin Fields is the nation's No. 2 overall prospect for 2018 per the 247Sports Composite.

Zamir White will be one of the very big names which will sign with UGA during the early period. (Jeff Sentell/DawgNation)

Zamir White (rates as the nation's No. 1 RB for 2018. He's seen as one of the top RB recruits of the last 20 years. (Jeff Sentell/SEC Country.com)

Zamir White (Jeff Sentell/SEC Country.com

Jamaree Salyer was named the offensive line MVP at Nike's The Opening earlier this month. (Jeff Sentell/DawgNation)

Jamaree Salyer now plans to make his college decision during the early signing period. (Jeff Sentell/ SEC Country)

5-star OL prospect Jamaree Salyer can now see himself making his college decision during the early signing period. (Jeff Sentell / SEC Country)

Trey Dean said to put just one thing in this story if anything shows up. "I'm going to put God first for me with this decision and there's no doubt about that." (Jeff Sentell / Dawgnation.com)

Trey Dean is rated as the nation's No. 22 safety in the Class of 2018. (Jeff Sentell / DawgNation.com)

Azzez Ojulari had a good week of work out at the 2017 Nike Opening finals in Oregon. (Jeff Sentell/DawgNation)

Rick Sandidge Jr. rates as the nation's No. 14 DT for the Class of 2018. (Jeff Sentell/SEC Country)

4-star Rick Sandidge is rated as the nation's No. 11 DT for the Class of 2018. (Jeff Sentell/DawgNation)

Josh Vann committted to South Carolina over the weekend. (Jeff Sentell/ SEC Country)

What does Georgia like about Tucker WR Josh Vann? Kirby Smart told him he really liked his hands. (Jeff Sentell / DawgNation.com)

When Caleb Tannor trains, he flips these 300-pound tractor trailer tires for a good workout. (Jeff Sentell / SecCountry.com)

Miller Grove 4-star OLB Caleb Tannor turned heads at the Kirby Smart Camp during the first week of June inside Sanford Stadium.

Chris Smith II committed to UGA on May 1. That was his birthday. (Jeff Sentell / DawgNation.com)

6-foot-7 John FitzPatrick has actually caught touchdown passes in two continents playing for Marist. He committed to UGA on July 13, 2018. (Jeff Sentell / SEC Country.com)

6-foot-7 Marist tight end John FitzPatrick committed to UGA in July of 2018. (Jeff Sentell / DawgNation.com)

Camarda was quickly summed up by the headlines as the nation's top kicker when he chose UGA, but his immediate impact might be at punter.

Owen Condon became Georgia sixth commitment for the Class of 2018 on Saturday evening. (Owen Condon / Special)

Georgia commit Owen Condon has suffered a potentially season-ending injury. (Owen Condon/ Special)

UGA commit Rachad Wildgoose will be at the UGA recruiting event this weekend. (Jeff Sentell / SecCountry.com)

Ryland Goede competes in a cone drill at the Atlanta Opening regional on March 26. (Jeff Sentell / SECCountry.com)

4-star TE prospect Ryland Goede has big team goals and personal goals set for his junior year at Kennesaw Mountain. (Jeff Sentell / SecCountry.com)

Cortez Andrews is a 4-star safety prospect in the Class of 2019. He could very well be an OLB at the next level. (Jeff Sentell / SEC Country)

Cortez Andrews summed up why he is considering the Bulldogs in one word: Family. (Cortez Andrews/Contributed photo)

Trey Dean was one of the biggest surprises. The 4-star safety planned to take another trip to Texas with his family but opted to be at the “Kir-B-Que” instead.

Georgia will also host almost all of its 2018 commitments in town, too. That includes big offensive tackle Owen Condon all the way from Oklahoma.