Georgia lands brothers Zacharia and Zion Branch

Zachariah Branch, Zion Branch transfer to Georgia from USC
Receiver Zachariah Branch, the No. 9 overall player in the transfer portal, and safety Zion Branch, his brother, have committed to Georgia after leaving USC.
Ex-USC WR Zachariah Branch commits to Georgia: Bulldogs get boost with top available player in transfer portal
Former USC wide receiver and top available player in the transfer portal Zachariah Branch committed to Georgia Sunday afternoon, 247Sports'/CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz reports. Branch
USC transfers Zachariah and Zion Branch commit to Georgia
USC transfers and brothers Zachariah Branch (wide receiver) and Zion Branch (safety) will continue to play college football together, but they will do so at a different school in 2025. The Branch brothers announced their commitments to Georgia today.
Zachariah, Zion Branch Commit to Georgia in CFB Transfer Portal After USC Exits
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Shortly thereafter, Georgia filled the need for a punt returner landing USC transfer wide receiver Zachariah Branch, along with his brother, safety Zion Branch. Both players have
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Former USC WR Zachariah Branch and His Brother Make Transfer Decision
Former USC Trojans wide receiver Zachariah Branch and safety Zion Branch committed to transfer to the Georgia Bulldogs, according to On3Sports' Pete Nakos. The brothers announced their intention to transfer on December 17, noting that they wished to transfer to their next school together.
Zachariah Branch, Zion Branch tout Georgia culture, championship contention after transfer portal commitment
"I chose Georgia because I felt like the culture was something special," Zachariah Branch said. "They have a great coaching staff, the brotherhood within the program, their will to win, being prepared for the next level and being as successful as possible on and off the field was important to me."
Tennessee Volunteers Targets Zachariah And Zion Branch Commits To Georgia Bulldogs Football
Wide Receiver Zachariah Branch and his brother Zion Branch who plays safety was targeted by the Tennessee Volunteers but never visited Knoxville. Instead they would visit and commit to a fellow SEC school that just so happens to be a rival for the Vols.
Georgia lands commitments from USC transfers Zachariah Branch and Zion Branch
ATHENS — Georgia landed a big-time package deal, as the Bulldogs landed USC transfers Zachariah Branch and Zion Branch. The Branch brothers will each have two seasons of eligibility remaining. Zachariah Branch plays wide receiver, where he caught 47 passes for 503 yards and a touchdown.
Georgia lands coveted USC transfers Zachariah Branch and Zion Branch
The Branch Brothers are heading to Athens as Georgia coach Kirby Smart has landed two of the most sought-after players in the transfer portal. On Sunday, USC transfer receiver Zachariah Branch and safety Zion Branch committed to the Bulldogs.
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