Georgia Bulldogs quarterback J.T. Daniels is expected to visit the West Virginia Mountaineers on April 9. Daniels is one of the top remaining transfer prospects in the country.
Daniels entered the transfer portal shortly after Georgia won the national championship in January. Daniels has an undefeated record as the starting quarterback at Georgia, but he lost his starting job to Stetson Bennett early in the 2021 college football season.
Daniels has visited Oregon State and Missouri. The former five-star quarterback intends to graduate from the University of Georgia and then head to his new college football home.
Daniels transferred to UGA from USC two years ago. He started multiple games for Georgia in 2020 and was expected to be the starting quarterback for Georgia’s 2021 season. Daniels started in Georgia’s season-opening win over Clemson, but he missed action after he was diagnosed with a strained oblique muscle.
ESPN’s Pete Thamel announced Daniels’ visit via Twitter:
Sources: Georgia transfer quarterback JT Daniels has officially set a visit to West Virginia on the weekend of April 9th. This is his third official visit of the spring, as he’s already been to Missouri and Oregon State. He’ll decide in the next few weeks.
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) March 31, 2022
