Four-star Georgia State offensive tackle commit is a late riser in the recruiting rankings. Will he flip to Georgia?
Four-star Georgia State Panthers offensive tackle commitment Dennis Uzochukwu recently received a scholarship offer from the Georgia Bulldogs.
The 6-foot-6, 285-pound offensive tackle has been committed to Georgia State since July. Former Georgia Bulldogs running backs head coach Dell McGee is now the head coach at Georgia State. It’d hurt McGee to lose Uzochukwu, who is one of his top commitments in the class of 2025.
On3 ranks Uzochukwu as the No. 189 recruit in the country and the No. 22 prospect in Georgia. The talented offensive tackle plays high school football for Peachtree Ridge High School in Suwanee, Georgia.
Uzochukwu, who also plays high school basketball, attended the Georgia-Tennessee game. The Peachtree Ridge standout has good athleticism, length and mobility. He would be a welcome addition to Georgia’s No. 1 recruiting class. The Bulldogs have commitments from four offensive linemen in the 2025 cycle, so they certainly could add a fifth commitment.
Uzochukwu is projected to flip from Georgia State to Georgia according to 247Sports and On3. He plans to visit Georgia for the UMass game.
Four-star defensive lineman Jordan Hall has committed to Georgia football! Go Dawgs!
Elite defensive tackle recruit Jordan Hall has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. The four-star defensive lineman played high school football at Westside High School in Jacksonville, Florida. Hall has additionally signed with Georgia football.
The 6-foot-4, 300-pound defensive tackle is the No. 73 player in the senior class. Hall is the No. 9 defensive lineman and the No. 16 player in Florida.
The four-star committed to Georgia over LSU, Florida and Alabama.
The Georgia Bulldogs and Kirby Smart have 27 commitments in the senior class. Georgia has the second-ranked class of 2023 in the country. Hall would join four-star defensive tackle Jamaal Jarrett as Georgia’s only defensive line commitments. The Bulldogs also have signed three elite edge defenders.
Hall and other Georgia defensive linemen will likely have to try to replace Jalen Carter, who is probably going to enter the 2023 NFL draft.
Westside’s Jordan Hall (44) on the bench with teammates during second quarter action. Florida Times-Union
Jordan Hall’s favorite NFL player is Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald. Hall, a member of the class of 2023, plans to play in the All-American Bowl. The four-star defensive lineman recorded 34 tackles and five sacks during his junior season in high school.
The Westside standout has a powerful pass rush. Hall has a chance to earn early playing time at Georgia.
Will four-star DL Jordan Hall commit to the Georgia Bulldogs? Things are looking pretty good for the Dawgs.
Westside High School defensive tackle Jordan Hall is ready to commit.
Hall, a member of the class of 2023, plans to commit on Dec. 22 at 2:30 p.m. ET. Hall’s decision will come on early signing day. The four-star defensive lineman plans to make his commitment at his high school in Jacksonville, Florida.
The 6-foot-4, 300-pound defensive tackle is the No. 72 player in the senior class. Hall is the No. 9 defensive lineman and the No. 15 player in Florida.
Hall is favored to commit to the Georgia Bulldogs. The four-star is also considering LSU, Florida and Alabama.
The Georgia Bulldogs and Kirby Smart have 23 commitments in the senior class. Right now, Georgia has the second-ranked class of 2023 in the country. Hall would join four-star defensive tackle Jamaal Jarrett as Georgia’s only defensive line commitments. The Bulldogs also have commitments from a pair of edge defenders.
Hall received a scholarship offer from Georgia football in 2021. The four-star defensive lineman announced his commitment date and top schools via Twitter:
The Georgia Bulldogs are among the top schools for class of 2023 defensive end recruit Kaven Call. Call is ranked as a four-star recruit and is from Apopka, Florida.
The 6-foot-2, 240-pound defensive end plays both football and basketball for Apopka High School. He visited the University of Georgia for the Oct. 2 Arkansas game.
The Dawgs and UCF are the top contenders to land a commitment from Call. Kaven Call has visited UCF a few times.
Rutgers, West Virginia, Indiana, FSU, Arkansas, Auburn and Tennessee are among the numerous college football programs to offer a scholarship to the Apopka star. UGA offered Call a scholarship in May 2021.
Call is rated the No. 24 edge rusher in the class of 2023. He’s the No. 303 prospect overall. Call is powerful for his size and has a spin move in his pass rush arsenal. He’d project as a 3-4 outside linebacker or a 4-3 defensive end at the college level.
The four-star defensive end prospect announced his top schools via his Twitter account:
Call ranks UGA, UCF, Georgia Tech, Penn State, Rutgers, and Mississippi State in his top six schools. We’ll continue to provide updates throughout his recruitment.
Georgia currently has the top-ranked class of 2023 in the country.
The Georgia Bulldogs are looking to add a commitment today from four-star tight end recruit Oscar Delp
The Georgia Bulldogs are looking to add a commitment from four-star tight end prospect Oscar Delp. Now, Delp is ready make his college football decision at 6:50 p.m. on Oct. 13 at West Forsyth High School.
Delp is a member of the class of 2022. He is senior in high school and plays football for West Forsyth in Cumming, Georgia.
Oscar Delp is rated as a the third-ranked tight end in the class of 2022. The West Forsyth star is considered the No. 97 prospect in his class and the No. 9 recruit in the state of Georgia. The 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight end runs a 4.6 40-yard dash and has a lengthy wingspan.
Delp is another top in-state target for Kirby Smart and Georgia’s offensive staff. Delp’s scholarship offers include programs like LSU, Florida State, Michigan, Texas, Florida and Clemson.
Delp announced his final four schools of Georgia, Clemson, Michigan, and South Carolina a few weeks ago. Where will he go?
Kirby Smart is still looking for their first commitment from a tight end in the class of 2022.
The Georgia Bulldogs are heavily favored to land a commitment from Oscar Delp. Michigan is considered a top contender for Delp. South Carolina put a lot of time, effort and resources into their recruitment of Delp.
Oscar Delp has to love how involved true freshman tight end Brock Bowers has been in the Georgia offense to start the season. Bowers is Georgia’s leading receiver with 315 yards.
The Georgia Bulldogs are among the top schools looking to add a commitment from four-star tight end recruit Oscar Delp. Delp is a member of the class of 2022. Delp is senior in high school and plays football for West Forsyth in Cumming, Georgia.
Now, Oscar Delp is ready to make his commitment. Delp plans to make his decision at 6:50 p.m. on Oct. 13 at West Forsyth High School.
Oscar Delp is ranked as a the third-ranked tight end in the class of 2022. The West Forsyth star is considered the No. 97 prospect in his class. The 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight end runs a 4.6 40-yard dash and has a lengthy wingspan.
Delp is a key in-state target for Kirby Smart and Georgia’s offensive staff. He has received enormous recruiting interest from some of college football’s top programs. Delp’s scholarship offers include programs like Florida State, Michigan, Texas, Florida and Clemson.
Delp announced his top four schools of Georgia, Clemson, Michigan, and South Carolina a few weeks ago. Where will he go?
UGA football is still looking got their first commitment from a tight end in the class of 2022. In the class of 2021, Georgia added another talented West Forsyth recruit in Dylan Fairchild. Will the duo continue to play together at the college level?
The Georgia Bulldogs are favored to land a commitment from Oscar Delp. Michigan is considered a top contender for Delp.
Oscar Delp has to love how involved Brock Bowers has been in the Georgia offense to start the 2021 college football season.
Will Mykel Williams and other USC Trojans class of 2022 commitments stick with the program after Clay Helton’s firing?
The Georgia Bulldogs were among the schools seeking a commitment from elite defensive tackle recruit Mykel Williams, but Williams committed to the USC Trojans in June.
Now, things have changed with the USC football program following their rough 42-28 loss to Stanford. The Trojans fired head coach Clay Helton, who has been on the hot seat for a long time, following the loss.
Who will be the next head coach of the Southern California Trojans? Georgia’s Dan Lanning could be a target with the way the UGA defense has played in 2021. Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Will Mykel Williams and other USC Trojans class of 2022 commitments stick with the program? USC has a lot of allure regardless of their coach, but the program will be in transition and hasn’t performed up to standards in recent seasons.
Mykel Williams is a five-star defensive tackle from Columbus, Georgia, who stars for Hardaway High School.
The Georgia defense has been extremely impressive to start the 2021 college football season. UGA has displayed a powerful recruiting message on the defensive side of the field. The Bulldogs defense has more sacks (10) and points off defensive touchdowns (14) than points allowed (three). Georgia’s lone touchdown given up this season was a pick-six.
At Hardaway, Mykel Williams has played both offensive and defensive line. He is a sack artist that shows explosive closing speed on defense. Williams has positional versatility along the defensive line, where he lines up at defensive tackle and defensive end. Williams does a solid job of getting his hands up in passing lanes to deflect passes. He should earn early playing time in college.
Williams committed to USC over Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, LSU, Penn State, Arizona State, Georgia Tech, Kentucky and Georgia.
The 6-foot-5, 255-pound Williams is ranked the No. 5 defensive lineman in the nation and No. 3 player in Georgia according to the 247Sports composite. Williams is expected to continue taking visits this fall.
Can Kirby Smart and company land a commitment from the talented in-state defensive lineman? We will provide updates as Mykel Williams re-evaluates his recruitment following USC’s coaching change.
Georgia, South Carolina football among top four schools for class of 2022’s No. 3 TE Oscar Delp.
The Georgia Bulldogs are among the top four schools for elite class of 2022 tight end recruit Oscar Delp. Delp is senior in high school and plays football for West Forsyth in Cumming, Georgia.
Oscar Delp is ranked as a four-star recruit. He’s the 3rd-ranked tight end in the class of 2022. The West Forsyth star is considered the No. 93 prospect in his class. The 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight end runs a 4.6 40-yard dash and has a lengthy wingspan.
Delp is a key in-state target for Kirby Smart and Georgia’s offensive staff. He has received enormous recruiting interest from some of college football’s top programs. Delp’s scholarship offers include Florida State, Michigan, Texas, Florida and Clemson.
Delp announced his top four schools of Georgia, Clemson, Michigan, and South Carolina via his Twitter account:
UGA football has 15 commitments in the class of 2022 and is looking for more. In the class of 2021, Georgia added another talented recruit West Forsyth in Dylan Fairchild. Will the duo continue to play together at the college level?
The Georgia Bulldogs are favored to land a commitment from Oscar Delp. Michigan is considered a top contender for Delp.
Four-star safety Emory Floyd has committed to South Carolina over Georgia and Auburn. Gamecocks are on a recruiting surge after a brutal class of 2021.
Four-star safety recruit Emory Floyd has committed to the South Carolina Gamecocks over schools like Georgia and Auburn. Floyd is a rising senior in high school at Hillgrove High School in Powder Springs, Georgia.
Th 6-foot-1, 165-pound safety is the latest player to commit to the Gamecocks. The class of 2022 product has excellent speed and runs track for his high school. Floyd has run 10.5 seconds in the 100-meter race, which would make him one of the fastest players on South Carolina’s roster.
The four-star safety had been on Kirby Smart’s radar since the University of Georgia offered Floyd back in Sept. 2020. Georgia was considered one of the top contenders for Floyd, but Auburn and South Carolina eventually became the leaders for the Hillgrove standout.
Emory Floyd announced his commitment to South Carolina via his Twitter account:
Emory Floyd ranks as the No. 24 safety in the class of 2022 and the No. 355 prospect overall.
The Gamecocks have been on a recruiting surge recently under new head coach Shane Beamer. South Carolina is looking to return to the level of talent they had in the early 2010s.
Overall, South Carolina has the No. 21-ranked recruiting class of 2022 in the country. The Gamecocks have 14 commitments including verbal commitments from three four-star prospects. Overall, Shane Beamer and company have nine commitments in the past three weeks.
Recruits are loving the Gamecock’s recently upgraded facilities. Still, it is not all good news for South Carolina. The Gamecocks had an extremely weak class of 2021, where they added the No. 80-rated recruiting class in the country.
Recruiting well in the offseason does not always translate as Tennessee fans know from last year. South Carolina must put together a solid season in order to keep some of their top commitments. This month is a step in the right direction for the Gamecocks.
In April, Floyd announced his top eight schools and included the Bulldogs. His full list had Notre Dame, Auburn, Maryland, Florida, FSU, Georgia, South Carolina, and UNC.
Floyd is 6-foot-1 and weighs 165 pounds. The class of 2022 product has excellent speed and runs track for his high school. Floyd has run 10.5 seconds in the hundred-meter dash, which would make him one of the fastest players on Georgia’s roster.
The three-star safety was quite excited to receive an offer from Kirby Smart and the University of Georgia back in Sept. 2020. Georgia is considered one of the top contenders for Floyd, but Auburn is favored to land a commitment from the Hillgrove standout.
Floyd ranks as the No. 31 safety in the class of 2022 and the No. 481 prospect overall.
