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4-star OT Dennis Uzochukwu commits to Georgia

Four-star offensive tackle recruit flips from Georgia State to Georgia

Four-star offensive tackle recruit Dennis Uzochukwu has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. Uzochukwu flipped from the Georgia State Panthers to the

Georgia Bulldogs.

The talented offensive tackle prospect plays high school football for Peachtree Ridge High School in Suwanee, Georgia. On3 ranks Uzochukwu as the No. 189 recruit in the nation and the No. 22 prospect in Georgia. The four-star is the No. 16 offensive tackle in the country.

Uzochukwu recently visited UGA for the UMass game. The four-star is Georgia’s 27th commitment in the class of 2025.

The 6-foot-6, 285-pound offensive tackle had been committed to Georgia State since July. Former Georgia running backs coach Dell McGee is the head coach at Georgia State. Uzochukwu’s decommitment is a big loss for Georgia State. The massive offensive tackle was one of Georgia State’s top commitments in the class of 2025.

Uzochukwu also plays high school basketball and has attended the several Georgia football games this year. The Peachtree Ridge standout has good athleticism, length and mobility. The lengthy offensive tackle is a welcome addition to Georgia’s top-ranked recruiting class. Uzochukwu is the Dawgs’ fifth commitment from an offensive linemen in the 2025 cycle.

4-star OT, Georgia recruiting target teases ‘big announcement’

Four-star offensive tackle recruit has a “big announcement” coming up. Will he commit to Georgia?

Four-star offensive tackle recruit Dennis Uzochukwu mentioned via social media that he has major announcement coming up. Uzochukwu, a Georgia State Panthers commitment, recently received a scholarship offer from the

Georgia Bulldogs.

“Big announcement coming soon,” said Uzochukwu. The 6-foot-6, 285-pound offensive tackle has been committed to Georgia State since July.

The four-star is projected to flip his commitment to Georgia, per On3 and 247Sports. Uzochukwu recently visited UGA for the UMass game.

Former Georgia assistant Dell McGee is now the head coach at Georgia State. Uzochukwu’s decommitment would sting for Georgia State. The four-star is one of Georgia State’s top commitments in the class of 2025.

The elite offensive tackle prospect plays high school football for Peachtree Ridge High School in Suwanee, Georgia. On3 ranks Uzochukwu as the No. 189 recruit in the nation and the No. 22 prospect in Georgia. The four-star is the No. 16 offensive tackle in the country.

Uzochukwu also plays high school basketball and has attended the several Georgia football games this year. The Peachtree Ridge standout has good athleticism, length and mobility. He would be a welcome addition to Georgia’s top-ranked recruiting class. The Bulldogs have commitments from four offensive linemen in the 2025 cycle, so they have room to add a fifth commitment.

4-star Georgia State OT commit projected to flip to UGA

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.

South Carolina reportedly hires FBS head coach as offensive assistant

South Carolina hires the Georgia State head coach, who had been in charge of the Panthers since 2017, as an offensive assistant.

According to multiple reports, Georgia State head coach Shawn Elliott is expected to be hired as the new tight ends coach at South Carolina.

Elliott has been the head coach of the Panthers program since 2017 and has amassed a combined 41-44 overall record during that span. Across those seven seasons, Elliott led Georgia State to five bowl games, with his best year having been an 8-5 campaign in 2021, as well as their record in bowl games being 4-1.

Elliott now returns to South Carolina where he spent from 2010-16 in a variety of different assistant coaching roles, as well as having served as the interim head coach back in 2015, leading the Gamecocks to a 1-5 record.

South Carolina is coming off a 2023 season in which they finished at 5-7 overall as well as 3-5 in SEC play.

The Gamecocks tight end room will feature the likes of Joshua Simon, Connor Cox, Maurice Brown II, Lukas Vozeh, Nick Elksnis, Reid Mikeska, Brady Hunt, and Will Helmadollar.

South Carolina is expected to hire Georgia State head coach Shawn Elliott as its tight ends coach, sources tell @247sports https://t.co/dJORJ80Uo5 pic.twitter.com/tiC4OCNwIY

— Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) February 15, 2024

10 takeaways from American team Senior Bowl practice day 3

The American team had their final practice from the Reese’s Senior Bowl on Thursday. Tyler Forness gave his 10 takeaways from the afternoon

Day three of the 2024 Reese’s Senior Bowl is here, signifying the final practice before the two teams face off on Saturday.

Senior Bowl week is one of the first premier stops on the road to the NFL draft, and this year’s version has not disappointed. We have seen everything from the usual suspects securing their spots in round one to the virtually unknown prospects becoming household names.

Tyler Forness, Managing Editor for Vikings Wire, has had his finger on the pulse in Mobile from the first snaps of practice. He gives us his ten takeaways from the American team’s final chance to compete before the game and what it could mean for the prospects as their pre-draft process begins.

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This series will be your guide to the 2024 draft class. From scouting reports to mock drafts and exploring different scenarios, we will be covering the NFL draft and the future of the Minnesota Vikings from all angles.

The focus of the draft class in this space will be on the Vikings’ major needs at quarterback, running back, defensive line and edge rusher. We will also focus on wide receiver since it’s a loaded class and an increased chance to get a Stefon Diggs-type steal in the later rounds.

The Vikings are slated to have 9 picks going into the NFL draft and they need to make the most out of them.

Everything Brian Kelly said about Jayden Daniels, LSU’s big win over Georgia State

Brian Kelly discussed Jayden Daniels’ Heisman candidacy among other topics after the game.

LSU coach [autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] seemed to use Saturday night’s game against Georgia State as a showcase for [autotag]Jayden Daniels[/autotag]’ Heisman candidacy.

In the Tigers’ 56-14 win over the Panthers, Daniels totaled eight touchdowns, matching the SEC record set by [autotag]Joe Burrow[/autotag] back in 2019, in addition to surpassing 600 yards of total offense.

Daniels now looks to be in a possible two-man race for the Heisman Trophy alongside Bo Nix, who had a big game of his own Saturday. A statistically dominant game from Daniels may ultimately go a long way.

Here’s everything Kelly said about Daniels’ performance as well as that of the rest of the team after the game.

Five takeaways from LSU’s win over Georgia State

Here are five takeaways from LSU’s blowout win over Georgia State.

LSU picked up its eighth win of the year on Saturday night, thrashing Georgia State 56-14.

Despite the high total from LSU, it was the first time all year the under hit in an LSU game. It was another big night for Heisman contender [autotag]Jayden Daniels[/autotag], who became the 11th player in FBS history to pass for 3,000 yards and run for 1,000 in a season.

The Tigers now turn their attention to Texas A&M with one game left on the regular season schedule. Sitting at 8-3, another 10-win year remains a realistic goal for [autotag]Brian Kelly[/autotag] in Year 2.

Here are five takeaways from the win.

Instant Analysis: Jayden Daniels scores 8 total touchdowns in LSU’s blowout win over Georgia State

Jayden Daniels may have added the finishing touches to his Heisman resume on Saturday night.

[autotag]Jayden Daniels[/autotag] may have put the final touches on his Heisman resume as LSU rolled past Georgia State 56-14 to close out the non-conference slate in Week 12.

Daniels accumulated eight total touchdowns (six passing, two rushing), falling one shy of the program record, and accounted for 509 total yards including more than 400 through the air.

He completed 25 of 30 passes, and he spread the ball around well. Three LSU receivers went over 140 yards in [autotag]Malik Nabers[/autotag] (140 yards, 2 touchdowns), [autotag]Brian Thomas Jr.[/autotag] (103, 1) and [autotag]Kyren Lacy[/autotag] (101, 2).

The Tigers had some issues defensively in the first half but tightened them up in the second, pitching a shutout in the final two quarters.

It was the kind of performance you’d hope to see against a Sun Belt opponent, and LSU will look to wrap up the regular season at 9-3 when it hosts Texas A&M to close things out next week.

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