UGA football recruiting target Jamon Dumas-Johnson is ready to commit

Four-star Georgia Bulldogs recruiting target Jamon Dumas-Johnson is ready to make his commitment.

Four-star Georgia Bulldogs recruiting target Jamon Dumas-Johnson is ready to make his commitment. Dumas-Johnson is a talented linebacker from Baltimore, Maryland.

Dumas-Johnson has scheduled his commitment date for July 8th at two o’clock. He plays high school football for St. Frances Academy. Will he be the next player to commit to the Dawgs?

The four-star linebacker is predicted to join UGA. He’d be an excellent addition to Kirby Smart and Georgia football’s class of 2021.

Dumas-Johnson released his top ten back in April:

He included Georgia, Florida, Penn State, Maryland, Michigan, Ole Miss, Arizona State, Tennessee, Auburn, and Texas A&M in his top schools.

His Twitter profile picture is of him on a recruiting visit to the Florida Gators, but that may be about to change. He’s another example of the recruiting battle going on between the Bulldogs and Gators.

We’ll update you on his decision. Go Dawgs!

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Another St. Frances Academy LB puts Michigan in top group

The Wolverines make the top ten for the four-star linebacker out of the Baltimore powerhouse.

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The Wolverines and Baltimore (MD) St. Frances Academy have a solid relationship.

Whether it’s former Assistant Head Coach Biff Poggi now leading the powerhouse program or the three signees that Michigan procured from the DMV school this past recruiting cycle, the maize and blue are wreaking havoc on the recruiting trail there.

Michigan took two linebackers in 2020 in Osman Savage and Nikhai Hill-Green and is on the list for 2021 four-star Aaron Willis. Could another St. Frances Academy four-star linebacker end up wearing maize and blue?

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It’s certainly a possibility, especially since Jamon Dumas-Johnson — rated No. 213 by the 247Sports Composite — released his Top 10 on Monday and the Wolverines made the cut.

Naturally, with some SEC powers — Auburn, Georgia, Texas A&M, Florida, Ole Miss, Tennessee — and some Big Ten schools — Penn State and Maryland — as well as Arizona State, Michigan will face stiff competition for his services.

However, given the recent success in Baltimore, the Wolverines have as solid of a chance as any.

Watch his junior film below:

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