Georgia Football Remains Hopeful for Top Defensive Line Recruit Despite USC Trojan Commitment

Despite losing the commitment of elite defensive line recruit Justus Terry to the USC Trojans, Georgia football remains hopeful that they can still secure his services. Although Terry had previously been committed to head coach Kirby Smart and the Bulldogs, he is now set to play for the Trojans.

However, Georgia’s recruiting efforts will not be deterred by this setback. The Bulldogs took an official visit from Terry recently and are hoping that this may lead to a change of heart for the top-ranked defensive lineman. Hailing from Manchester High School in Georgia, Terry is a crucial in-state recruit for the Bulldogs. Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 275 pounds, he is ranked as the No. 2 player at his position and the No. 2 player in Georgia by 247Sports. He is also ranked as the seventh-best player in the nation.

Georgia has a reputation for its strong recruiting efforts, especially when it comes to top talent on the defensive line. The Bulldogs are determined to keep pursuing Terry and are not ready to give up on such a talented player. They believe their recent success in recruiting will help sway Terry’s decision in their favor before early signing day in December rolls around.

In conclusion, despite losing Justus Terry’s commitment to USC Trojans, Georgia football remains hopeful that they can still secure his services before early signing day in December. They continue their efforts to pursue him and have taken an official visit with him recently, hoping that it may lead to a change of heart for one of their key in-state recruits on defense.