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Following a litany of 2024 commits signing their LOI, Georgia has learned today they will be losing a 2025 commit. Interior offensive line prospect Micah DeBose has announced he will be reopening his recruitment and decommit from the Dawgs.
DeBose is an elite offensive line prospect from Mobile, ALL. The 5-star stands at 6’ 5” and weighs about 300 pounds. He now joins Jabree Wallace-Coleman, a 2025 RB who decommitted from Georgia not long ago
As Kirby Smart and his Georgia Bulldogs prepare to go to South Florida next week to take on the No. 5 Florida State Seminoles, they are also looking to round out their 2024 recruiting class and get a few more pieces from the transfer porta
The Georgia Bulldogs, 2023 season has come to a close as they have beaten the No. 5 Florida State Seminoles by final score of 63-3. With that being said, the Bulldogs have seen plenty of draft declarations come following that game, but the news today is a graduate running back, who has entered the transfer portal.
Running back, Sevaughn Clark has opted into the transfer portal with one year of eligibility remaining. The senior running back has seen limited, playing time with the Dawgs, not playing in a game since Kentucky, but got some carries against the Seminoles. Clark has totaled for 35 rushes and 145 yards with his time and Athen
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