2026 Player Rankings Update: Top 5 PGs

Georgia's 2026 class features a number of strong point guard prospects but Greg Dunson maintains the top spot after a great spring with the [program_tooltip program_id='2433307' first='Atlanta' last='Celtics']. Dunson is a true floor general that can both score and facilitate at a high level. He's blossomed into an elite shot-maker this year, increasing the range and growing much more comfortable off the bounce. Back at Alexander, Dunson will have to shoulder much more of the load but he looks ready for it. Dunson already holds 5 D1 offers and should rack up a couple more this summer.     [player_tooltip player_id='2218436' first='Jacob' last='Zhu'] continues to push for the #1 PG spot with one impressive showing after another. Zhu may be the most skilled player in Georgia's 2025 class. He's an extremely crafty ball-handler that keeps it on a string and utilizes different speeds. Zhu can also hit shots from just about anywhere on the floor and doesn't need much time or space to get his feet set. While he's a bit undersized for a HM guard prospect, Zhu's athleticism can sneak up on you and we've witnessed multiple above-the-rim highlights this spring. He currently holds offers from Auburn, Georgia Tech, Mercer, UCF, and Alabama A&M.     [player_tooltip player_id='1696232' first='CJ' last='Harper'] slides in at #8 in the new update but has the potential to be even higher on the list when it's all said and done. Harper is a smooth lefty point guard that leaves his mark on both ends of the floor. He makes a living in the mid-range, really effective getting to the pull-up jumper or the floater. Harper has good size for the position at 6'3 and the athleticism needed to compete above the rim in college. So far, Harper has received offers from Georgia Tech, George Mason, and Radford.     We haven't seen much of [player_tooltip player_id='1696229' first='Kota' last='Suttle'] since the high school season due to injury nut when he's on the floor, Suttle is one of the top floor generals in this class. He's a strong finisher, able to absorb and brush off contact on his way to the cup. Suttle has great physical tools for the position and uses them to bully opposing guards on the glass. After an All-Region campaign as a sophomore, Suttle will now be looking to enter All-State conversations as a junior. His offer list is headlined by Georgia, Ole Miss, and Cincinnati.     [player_tooltip player_id='1543489' first='Kingston' last='Whitty']'s stock has been steadily rising ever since November and he's earned the right to call himself one of the top point guards in the class. Whitty is a gifted, three-level scorer with elite shotmaking ability. He knows how to get to his spots effectively, with or without the ball. We've also seen his athleticism take a major leap this year and he's now dunking the ball on a routine basis. The news recently broke that he'll be headed to Walker for his junior year where he'll team up with [player_tooltip player_id='1696253' first='Moustapha' last='Diop']. Whitty received his first offer from Jacksonville back in May.