SEC recruiting rankings after Georgia’s most modern commitments
The Georgia Bulldogs not too long previously gained a class of 2025 commitment in four-well-known person security Rasean Dinkins and a class of 2026 commitment in four-well-known person receiver Vance Spafford. Georgia also lost a commitment from four-well-known person cornerback recruit Shamari Earlswho is a member of the 2025 cycle. It has been a busy
The Georgia Bulldogs not too long previously gained a class of 2025 commitment in four-well-known person security Rasean Dinkins and a class of 2026 commitment in four-well-known person receiver Vance Spafford. Georgia also lost a commitment from four-well-known person cornerback recruit Shamari Earlswho is a member of the 2025 cycle.
It has been a busy few weeks for the Bulldogs on the recruiting path. Georgia is preparing for early signing day, which is on Dec. 4. Georgia football and head coach Kirby Clear include five commitments from five-well-known person recruits in the class of 2025, which is tied for the most in the nation with the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Georgia has 24 commitments in the class of 2025 following Dinkins’ commitment. The Bulldogs include the 2d-ranked recruiting class in the SEC and the third-ranked class in the nation.
The Alabama Crimson Tide include the No. 1 recruiting class in the SEC in 365 days 1 of the Kalen DeBoer era. The SEC has seven of the tip eight recruiting classes in the nation. The SEC is easily the handiest recruiting convention in college football.
2025 SEC football recruiting rankings
Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Kalen DeBoer has the tip recruiting class in the nation to this point. Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images
- Alabama Crimson Tide (23 commits, No. 1 nationwide ranking)
- Georgia Bulldogs (24 commits, No. 3 nationwide ranking)
- LSU Tigers (27 commits, No. 4 nationwide ranking)
- Auburn Tigers (27 commits, No. 5 nationwide ranking)
- Texas Longhorns (21 commits, No. 6 nationwide ranking)
- Texas A&M Aggies (22 commits, No. 7 nationwide ranking)
- Tennessee Volunteers (24 commits, No. 8 nationwide ranking)
- Oklahoma Sooners (21 commits, No. 12 nationwide ranking)
- Missouri Tigers (15 commits, No. 17 nationwide ranking)
- Kentucky Wildcats (21 commits, No. 20 nationwide ranking)
- Ole Omit Rebels (18 commits, No. 21 nationwide ranking)
- South Carolina Gamecocks (21 commits, No. 22 nationwide ranking)
- Arkansas Razorbacks (23 commits, No. 29 nationwide ranking)
- Mississippi Insist Bulldogs (16 commits, No. 32 nationwide ranking)
- Florida Gators (11 commits, No. 51 nationwide ranking)
- Vanderbilt Commodores (9 commits, No. 88 nationwide ranking)
All recruiting rankings are per 247Sports.
