Recruiting Month In Review: What we learned about Georgia on the trail in May
In May 2025, the Georgia Bulldogs made significant strides in their football recruiting efforts, securing key commitments and reinforcing their position as a dominant force in college football.
One of the most notable achievements was the commitment of four-star wide receiver Ryan Mosley from Carrollton High School. Mosley’s decision to join Georgia was met with enthusiasm from fans and coaches alike, highlighting the program’s ability to attract top in-state talent.
Additionally, Georgia secured a commitment from four-star defensive lineman Carter Luckie, further strengthening their defensive front.
The Bulldogs also focused on retaining and developing their current roster, with 24 members of the 2025 recruiting class enrolling early and participating in spring practices. This early integration is crucial for player development and team cohesion.
Moreover, Georgia’s coaching staff, led by Kirby Smart, actively pursued top prospects like Khamari Brooks, a four-star EDGE from North Oconee High School. Brooks’s proximity to Athens and his familiarity with the program make him a key target for the Bulldogs.
Despite some challenges, such as the loss of certain recruits to other programs, Georgia’s recruiting efforts in May 2025 demonstrated their commitment to building a competitive and talented roster for the future.
