Point guard J.J. Frazier and shooting guard Juwan Parker have signed national letters-of-intent to play for the Georgia Bulldogs, head coach Mark Fox has announced.

Frazier (5-9, 160) currently attends Faith Baptist Christian Academy in Ludowici, GA. Last season, he averaged 26.2 points, 4.9 assists, 5.4 rebounds, and 3.1 steals per game.

2013 shooting guard Juwan Parker of Tulsa, OK (Booker T. Washington) has verbally committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs.

Parker (6-5, 200) is rated by Rivals.com as a 3-star recruit, the no. 15 shooting guard, and no. 117 in the 2013 Rivals150. Scout.com also rates him 3-stars and the no. 30 shooting guard.

Georgia won Parker’s commitment over Memphis and Stanford.

Houston Kessler, a 2012 forward from Fairburn, GA (Landmark Christian), has signed a letter of intent to play for the Georgia Bulldogs.

The Kessler name is a familiar one to UGA basketball fans. Houston’s father, Chad Kessler, and his uncle, the late Alec Kessler, both played for the Bulldogs under Hugh Durham. Chad played from 1984-87 while Alec played from 1987-90.

Five-star basketball recruit Tony Parker is set to make his official announcement on Monday, April 23.

Parker will choose between Duke, Georgia, Kansas, Ohio State and UCLA. However, most people believe Parker is 50-50 between Georgia and UCLA.

If Mark Fox can sign Tony Parker, it would be a shot in the arm to the Georgia basketball program.

Tony Parker, a top-rated basketball recruit, is “likely” to visit Georgia again before signing his letter of intent, the AJC has reported.

Parker has narrowed his list of schools to Duke, Georgetown, Georgia, Kansas, Memphis, Ohio State and UCLA. Although Parker hasn’t announced a leader, most pundits believe Duke, Kansas and UCLA are at the forefront with Georgia trailing slightly.

2013 point guard J.J. Frazier of Ludowici, GA (Faith Baptist Christian) has verbally committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs.

Frazier (5-8, 150) is rated as a 3-star recruit by Rivals.com. He had an offer from Jacksonville and interest from Auburn and South Carolina.

On Wednesday, Georgia basketball head coach Mark Fox announced the signing of three in-state recruits: Kenny Gaines, Charles Mann and Brandon Morris.

Gaines (6-4, 190) plays for Whitefield Academy in Smyrna. As a junior, he averaged 20.8 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.0 assist. He had offers from several top schools including Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Iowa, Marquette, Miami (FL), South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas Tech and West Virginia.

Mark Fox has picked up his third verbal commitment for 2012. Rivals.com 3-star small forward Brandon Morris of Lithonia (Miller Grove) committed to Georgia today.

Morris (6-7, 195) is also a member of the Georgia Stars AAU team. He had offers from several top schools including Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Memphis, Missouri, NC State and others.

Morris (6-7, 195) is also a member of the Georgia Stars AAU team.

Mark Fox has picked up another verbal commitment for 2012. Rivals150 shooting guard Kenny Gaines of Mableton (Whitefield Academy) committed to Georgia today and is the second for the 2012 class.

Gaines (6-4, 190) is also a member of the Georgia Stars AAU team. He had offers from several top schools including Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Iowa, Marquette, Miami (FL), South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas Tech, West Virginia and others.

Mark Fox picked up a big commitment last night. Rivals150 guard Charles Mann committed to Georgia and is their first for the 2012 class.

Mann (6-5, 193) plays for Milton High School in Alpharetta and is also a member of the Southern Select AAU team. He had offers from Auburn, Connecticut, Florida State, Georgia Tech, South Carolina and others.

Rivals.com ranks Mann as a 3-star recruit…

Center John Cannon has given a verbal commitment to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Cannon is the fifth 2010-11 commitment for the Hoop Dawgs.

Cannon (6-11, 230) plays for Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville, North Carolina. He committed to UGA over offers from Northwestern, Old Dominion and a walk-on spot at North Carolina.

As a senior at Mountain Heritage, Cannon averaged 22 points, 12.5 rebounds and 7.5 blocks per game.

Power forward Nemanja Djurisic has signed his Letter of Intent to attend UGA and play for Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Djurisic committed to UGA back in March.

From GeorgiaDogs.com:

Though Djurisic originally hails from Podgorica, Montenegro, he played the 2010-11 season at the South Kent School in South Kent, Conn.  In his lone season there, the 6-8, 230-pound forward averaged 20.1 points and 10.3 rebounds per game for the Cardinal, which went 18-14.

Power forward Nemanja Djurisic has committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Djurisic is the fourth 2010-11 commitment for the Hoop Dawgs.

Djurisic (6-8, 235), a native of Montenegro, attends South Kent Prep in South Kent, Connecticut. He committed to UGA over offers from Arizona State, East Carolina, Kansas State, NC State, Oklahoma State and Utah.

Rivals.com ranks Djurisic as a 3-star recruit. Djurisic will sign during the Spring signing period, which runs from Wednesday, April 13, 2011 through Wednesday, May 18, 2011.

UGA basketball fans can catch a glimpse of the future as signees Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (Greenville HS, GA ranked #11 ESPNU) and 6’10″ Tim Dixon (Oldsmar Christian, FL) will be participating in the 3rd Annual Hoops in Overdrive Boys Basketball Shoot-out, a 28 team 3-day high school basketball event held at Centennial High School.

Greenville High School will face Rockdale County High School on Thursday, Dec. 30th at 8:00 p.m.

Shooting guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and center Tim Dixon have signed letters of intent with the Georgia Bulldogs. They are the second and third signees for UGA for 2010-11.

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (6-6, 185), a five-star recruit, signed with UGA over offers from Alabama, Auburn…

JUCO center John Florveus has signed a national letter of intent to play for Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. He is the first recruit to sign with UGA during the early signing period, which began today and runs through Wednesday, November 17.

Florveus (7-0, 215) graduated from Dunbar High School in Fort Myers, Florida and currently plays for Hillsborough Community College in Tampa Bay. He signed with the Dawgs over offers from Iowa State, Marshall, UTEP and Washington State.

JUCO center John Florveus has committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Florveus is the third 2010-11 commitment for the Hoop Dawgs.

Florveus (7-0, 215) plays for Hillsborough Community College in Tampa Bay, Florida after graduating from Dunbar High School in Fort Myers. He committed to UGA over offers from Iowa State, Marshall, UTEP and Washington State.

Three-star center Tim Dixon has committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Dixon is the third 2010-11 commitment for the Hoop Dawgs.

Dixon (6-9, 200) attends Oldsmar Christian in Oldsmar, Florida. He also plays for the Georgia Blazers in AAU basketball. Dixon committed to UGA over offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida State and Oklahoma State.

Five-star shooting guard Kentavious Caldwell has committed to Mark Fox and the Georgia Bulldogs. Caldwell is the second 2010-11 commitment for the Hoop Dawgs. Nick Marshall committed to UGA in June, but will play on a football scholarship.

The commitment of Caldwell is huge for the Georgia basketball program, which is slowly on the rise once again. Mark Fox has proven his wares on the court, and has now shown that he can attract big-time talent to Athens.

Two-sport star Nick Marshall of Rochelle, Georgia has verbally committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. Marshall is the 11th Bulldog commitment for 2011.

Marshall is generally regarded as a Top 5 recruit in the State of Georgia. He should be considered a member of the “Dream Team” of in-state recruits that the Dawgs are attempting to sign in 2011.