BREAKING NEWS: Georgia Bulldogs Add 4-star OT Micah Debose
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ATHENS - Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs add another 2025 commitment.
First it was DL Justus Terry.
Now, it’s OL Micah Debose.
One of the top young offensive linemen in Alabama, Debose is a massive 6-foot-5 315-pounder from Mobile who chose Georgia today over Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, among others.
The Bulldogs are off to a terrific start in the 2025 class, and now they have a commitment from one of the country’s top young offensive tackles.
After celebrating their back-to-back national championship over the weekend, the Bulldogs are flying high with some of their top targets on the recruiting trail, and today they’ve landed a commitment from one of the very best 2025 defensive line prospects in the country in big 6-foot-5 270-pound Justus Terry.
The Georgia Bulldogs go Back to Back!
What are the Bulldogs getting in Debose?
Thwy’re getting an absolute pancake machine.
Debose plays with a mean streak at left tackle. Just a sophomore in 2022, Debose absolutely dominated his opponents in the Mobile area and it wasn’t even close. He may weigh over 300-pounds, but he still has a long, lean frame that should allow him to keep adding more muscle and mass over the next two years.
To keep it simple, he puts his man on the ground. He swallows defenders in the run game and drives theme into the ground. His length and balanced base makes him a promising tackle prospect, and it’s clear his best football is WAY ahead of him.
He’s still raw from a fundamental standpoint, but the tools are there for him to be one of the highest-ranked offensive tackle prospects in the 2025 class. According to the 247 Composite Rankings, he’s ranked as the No. 4 OT prospect and the No. 50 overall prospect in the country.
He’s big, physical, and has unlimited potential. He finishes his blocks, opens up giant holes in the run game, and already looks the part from physical standpoint.
This is a big-time commitment in the 2025 class, and one Georgia fans should be extremely happy with.