“I had fun with the coaches and recruits”: Milton WR C.J. Wiley makes promising remarks after official visit to Kirby Smart's Georgia

The Georgia Bulldogs have started their recruiting process as top-ranked players from around the country are officially visiting the campus. Four-star recruit C.J. Wiley was one of the players who had an official visit with Kirby Smart and the Bulldogs this weekend.

Wiley is one of the top prospects on the Bulldogs' board, regardless of position. The 6-foot-4 wide receiver talked about his visit with the Athens-based school and its "good coaches and program" after the visit.

"I had fun with the coaches and recruits," Wiley said in an interview with On3. "What excites me about the opportunity with UGA is that I am a priority and that they want me to be a part of their football program."

C.J. Wiley is ranked as the country's No. 16 receiver and the 153rd-best prospect overall, according to On3 Industry. He had a brilliant junior season as he caught 68 passes for 1,468 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Wiley is scheduled for another visit with Kirby Smart's team on Jun. 7. However, other teams are vying to acquire the receiver including the likes of LSU, Florida State, Texas A&M, Auburn and USC. LSU might be the Bulldogs' biggest challenger in signing the 6-foot-4 wide receiver.

Top high school prospects visit Georgia's campus in Athens

Trey McNutt and David Sanders had an official visit with Georgia this weekend.

Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs had a colossal weekend as they hosted multiple four and five-star recruits on their official visits. From safety Trey McNutt to OT David Sanders, several top recruits were in Athens this weekend for their official visits.

Five-star recruit David Sanders is the second-best recruit in the nation and is the top-ranked offensive tackle in the country. He plays for Providence Day School in Charlotte and is one of the most highly sought-after athletes in the nation. Sanders was one of the marquee guests on the weekend in Athens as the Bulldogs hosted the five-star recruit.

The No. 1 safety in the country, Trey McNutt also visited the Bulldogs this weekend. The 6-foot safety is ranked No. 24 in the class of 2025, according to 247Sports. He plays for Shaker Heights High School in Cleveland, Ohio, and is the second-best recruit in Ohio.

Isaiah Gibson, the nation's No. 1 edge rusher, is also considering Georgia as a potential destination, despite committing to the USC Trojans. Gibson has huge regard for Kirby Smart and is open to joining the Bulldogs. The four-star recruit plays for Warner Robins High School.

Other notable guests that visited the Georgia Bulldogs' campus on the weekend included five-star linebacker Zayden Walker, four-star running back Bo Jackson, and four-star receivers Phillip Bell and Marcus Harris. Another four-star recruit who had an official visit with Georgia was Milton receiver C.J. Wiley.