David Gabriel-Georges, a Tennessee Vols commit and the No. 2 ranked running back in America, rushed for 139 yards and two touchdowns in a recent win over Ensworth. The senior’s performance added to a season of notable highlights for one of the top high school players in the country.
Gabriel-Georges has drawn attention throughout the fall for his consistent impact on the field. In August, he recorded three touchdowns during his team's opening night game. By September, he had rushed for five more touchdowns in a blowout victory, dominating an opposing defense. His recent game against Ensworth continued this trend, where he contributed significantly on both special teams and offense.
A specific kickoff block during the match against Ensworth became a focal point of recent coverage. The hit was described as punishing and intense, drawing comparisons to professional-level collisions that might result in ejection in the NFL. Despite the physicality displayed on special teams, Gabriel-Georges maintained his effectiveness as a primary ball-carrier, finishing with the 139-yard, two-score performance.
OutKick, which has highlighted at least one high school football play or player each Saturday during the season, featured Gabriel-Georges again for this latest display. The outlet noted that early identification of such athletes is becoming increasingly relevant due to new NIL rules, which are expected to allow these high school stars to earn millions before they reach college. Other recent stories covered by the outlet included a Hail Mary play in Florida, a California team suspension related to fan interactions, and a physical interception play by a Kentucky running back.
Gabriel-Georges remains committed to the University of Tennessee. His status as the No. 2 running back in America reflects his sustained production across multiple weeks of the high school season.