So Sad: The top offensive lineman of 2025 class decommits from the program

The Georgia Bulldogs, like many other college football programs, are looking ahead to the 2024 recruiting class.

To remain at the top of the collegiate football world, programs must work just as hard to recruit for future years. Micah DeBose, the top offensive tackle in the 2025 class, decommitted from the program, which was bad news for the Bulldogs.

Top Ranked Tackle Micah DeBose Decommits From Georgia Bulldogs

The 6-foot-5, 315-pound offensive tackle from Mobile, Alabama is one of the top recruits in the 2025 class. All of the talent positions in the world are meaningless unless you have someone blocking for them. DeBose has been a Bulldogs commit since January 2023, but the Bulldogs have added six quality offensive line prospects for the 2024 class. DeBose, no doubt, noticed this and sought to reevaluate his options. He will have no shortage of admirers for his abilities.

Not A Concern Now

Georgia is too far away for this to be a problem. He might recommit to the program at any time, and the Bulldogs are already committed to a number of top players.They currently have the fourth-ranked 2025 recruiting class, according to 247. Obviously, things will change significantly between now and signing day, but the fact that they have already committed some top-tier talent demonstrates how strong Athens’ recruiting engine is.

The Georgia Bulldogs will concentrate on returning to the top of the collegiate football globe in 2024. However, recruiting is crucial, and the Bulldogs are beginning to show flaws.