The Georgia Bulldogs have lost the commitment of four-star defensive line recruit Christian Garrett. Garrett’s lack of commitment hurt the Bulldogs because he was the best player on Georgia’s defensive line.
Georgia now has 22 total commitments in the class of 2025. The Bulldogs have the third-ranked recruiting class in the SEC. A recent surge from Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers helped LSU leapfrog Georgia in the recruiting rankings.
The Alabama Crimson Tide continues to have the No. 1-ranked recruiting class in the SEC in the first year of the Kalen DeBoer era. There is still a long way to go in the 2025 class, but DeBoer has been a threat in the recruiting process to begin his career at Alabama.
The SEC has six of the top seven recruiting classes in the country. The SEC is the best recruiting conference in college football.
2025 SEC Football Recruiting Rankings
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Alabama (20 commits, 2nd place in the national ranking)
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LSU (21 commits, 3rd place in the national ranking)
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Georgia (22 commits, 4th nationally)
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Auburn (22 commits, 5th place in the national ranking)
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Texas A&M (20 commits, 6th place in the national ranking)
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Tennessee (21 commits, 7th place in the national ranking)
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Oklahoma (22 commits, 11th place in the national ranking)
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Texas (17 commits, 12th place in the national ranking)
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Missouri (16 commits, 16th nationally)
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Kentucky (17 commits, 27th in the national ranking)
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Arkansas (21 commits, 28th nationally)
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South Carolina (19 commits, 31st nationally)
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Ole Miss (14 commits, 33rd nationally)
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Mississippi State (17 commits, 35th nationally)
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Florida (12 commits, 42nd in the national ranking)
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Vanderbilt (nine commits, 75th nationally)
All recruiting rankings are per 247Sports.
This article originally appeared on Bulldogs Wire: Georgia Falls in SEC Recruiting Rankings After Recent Decommitments
