
Over the weekend, Georgia Tech hosted its first wave of summer official visits, welcoming over 20 recruits from the 2026 class. One notable visitor was Dallas Dickerson, a wide receiver from North Oconee High School in Bogart, Georgia.
Dickerson, who stands 6-foot-1 and weighs 180 pounds, is currently rated as the No. 56 wide receiver in the country and the No. 30 overall player in Georgia. Though listed as a three-star by some outlets, other services such as 247Sports have him pegged as a four-star talent. His recruiting stock continues to rise, with multiple Power Five programs expressing interest.
Georgia Tech extended Dickerson an offer on May 5, 2025, joining a growing list of schools including Indiana, Kansas State, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Duke, Florida, and Oklahoma. His official visit to Atlanta made a strong impression—Dickerson described the experience as “great,” and reports from 247Sports indicate the Yellow Jackets have moved firmly into contention.
The standout receiver has already taken official visits to Indiana, Kentucky, and Wisconsin, with more still to come. However, the impact of his Georgia Tech visit has significantly boosted the program’s standing in his recruitment. He now views Tech as a serious option alongside other top programs.
With additional visits likely to influence his final decision, Dickerson is expected to announce his commitment later this summer or in the fall after evaluating his top choices. For now, Georgia Tech finds itself in a strong position as his recruitment heats up.
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