Barbour has organically emerged as the primary spokesperson for Georgia’s 2025 recruitment drive. Any uncommitted prospect Georgia is eyeing for 2025 hears from Barbour. Recently, the Milton (Ga.) tight end embarked on his official visit, an opportunity to further acclimate himself to his future surroundings, despite already being familiar with Georgia from previous visits.
Reflecting on his experience, Barbour expressed enthusiasm, noting the presence of numerous standout prospects during the visit. He made it a priority to engage with everyone there, emphasizing the welcoming treatment extended to his family and the sense of being an integral part of the program.
His high school coach, Ben Reaves, who himself had a stint as a walk-on receiver for Georgia, observes that Barbour’s vocal leadership extends beyond the realm of recruiting. Since joining state champion Milton, Barbour has swiftly assumed the role of a vocal leader within the team. Reaves highlights Barbour’s infectious personality and his ability to rally his teammates, drawing parallels to another influential player, CJ Wiley.
During spring practice, Barbour’s assertive encouragement resonates, whether it’s motivating teammates during drills or providing guidance on technique. Reaves underscores Barbour’s inclusive approach, emphasizing his commitment to uplifting every member of the team, regardless of their status.
