Kendall Milton might be the most important recruiting target for Georgia in the 2020 recruiting cycle. And now he’s let it be known when he will be taking his all-important official visit to Georgia.

Chris Milton, Kendall’s father, announced on Twitter that the family will be visiting Georgia starting on June 14. It will be his third official visit, following a trip to Ohio State this past weekend and one to LSU this upcoming weekend.

Milton rates as the No. 21 overall prospect in the 247Sports Composite rankings. Georgia was named as a finalist last month for Milton’s services along with LSU, Alabama and Ohio State.

Georgia last hosted the Clovis, Calif., native back on G-Day. Milton’s father raved about the visit and what kind off effect it had on the family.

“If we are specifically just talking about Georgia in this conversation, I think they did a good job,” Chris Milton said. “They [Georgia] did 100 percent a good job in displaying consistently but again so have other programs. I definitely don’t want to take away or discount anything any other program has done but speaking specifically about Georgia they absolutely did a great job.”

The Milton’s have made it clear that they will take all four official visits before making a final decision regarding his recruitment.

Running back is a very big need for Georgia in the 2020 recruiting cycle. The Bulldogs stand to lose Brian Herrien to graduation and there is a high possibility that D’Andre Swift declares for the upcoming NFL draft.

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Georgia is also a finalist for 5-star running back Zachary Evans. The Houston running back rates as the No. 6 overall player in the country. He has a final five of Georgia, Alabama, LSU, Ohio State and Oklahoma. Though many still believe that both Texas and Texas A&M will be a factor in Evans’ recruitment.

Milton won’t be the only player on an official visit that weekend as 4-star offensive tackle Joshua Braun will also be in town. He is a major offensive line target for the 2020 class and rates as the No. 24 offensive tackle in the 2020 recruiting cycle.

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