There’s been a steady rise of D1 prospects starting to emerge out of Lumpkin County, and Hulsey looks like he will continue that trend into the 2028 class. He is a tall, raw athlete whose upside is his main selling point. He is a towering basketball athlete who will never line up across from a player who is bigger than him. He is a vertical mismatch with good ball tracking skills, but he really impresses me with his speed off the line and footwork. I think he will be able to separate better than most receivers at his size, which is a massive green flag.

A big-play wideout with plenty of size, strong hands, and easy D1-caliber potential at 6-foot-6 200-pounds, Hulsey is a sleeper pass-catcher in North Georgia to keep a close eye on this fall. Hulsey was the team’s leading receivers last fall as a sophomore, hauling in 48 passes for 513 yards and six touchdowns. He’s a matchup nightmare who should see lots of oppotunities to stretch the field and make big plays as a junior. His stock could take off soon as he shows the natural ability and potential to play at the next level. Don’t be surprised if he has a breakout 2026 season for the Indians this fall.

Another North Georgia wideout with outstanding hands and the ability to make giant plays in the red-zone, Hulsey is a Dahlonega native with impressive size at 6-foot-6 200-pounds who knows how to use it to his advantage. He’s a mismatch in single coverage and a jump-ball machine due to his height and strong hands. He’s fresh off a really strong sophomore season where he caught 48 passes for 513 yards and six touchdowns. He was named 1st-Team All-Region and did it in just his second high school season. He’s a 2028 pass-catcher to keep a close eye on moving forward who was an easy addition to the latest rankings update.

A North Georgia pass-catcher from Lumpkin County who is turning heads to start his sophomore season, Hulsey has a promising 6-foot-6 200-pound frame who has shown this year that he’s a major red-zone weapon due to his size and ball skills. He moves well for his size and can be tough to bring down after the catch. He’s caught 18 passes through his first three games for 207 yards and two touchdowns, both coming against Cherokee-Bluff. He’s off to a strong start and could see some D1 interest and possible offers come his way in the spring with a big season. He’s ben a consistent, reliable option and could be one of the area’s leading receivers this fall in the 2028 class.