UGA Football News

Georgia Picks Up Four Football Commitments for 2014

by
Kevin Kelley
Jul 15, 2013

Mark Richt picked up 4 commitments this weekend. (Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports)

Mark Richt and the Georgia Bulldogs had a huge weekend on the recruiting trail, picking up four verbal commitments for the class of 2014.

Three recruits committed to UGA at Dawg Night on Friday: Kendall Gant, Dyshon Sims, and Shakenneth Williams. Then on Sunday, offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn committed to the Bulldogs.

Kendall Gant

Gant is a 6-3, 184-pound defensive back from Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson). He committed to UGA over offers from most of the top schools, including Alabama, Cincinnati, Florida, Florida State, Louisville, Ohio State, Tennessee, USC, and Wisconsin.

Rivals.com rates Gant as a 3-star recruit and the no. 41 safety in the country. Scout.com rates him 4-stars and the no. 19 safety.

Dyshon Sims

Sims is a 6-5, 270-pound offensive lineman from Clyattville, GA (Lowndes). He selected the Dawgs over schools such as Alabama, Cincinnati, Florida State, Miami (FL), Mississippi State, and Tennessee.

Rivals.com rates Sims as a 2-star recruit while Scout rates him 3-stars and the no. 34 offensive tackle.

Shakenneth Williams

Williams is a 6-2, 195-pound wide receiver from Macon, GA (Rutland). He committed to Georgia over offers from Kentucky, Minnesota, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Missouri, ODU, South Alabama, UCF, and Vanderbilt.

Scout rates Williams as a 4-star recruit and the 42nd best wide receiver in the country. Currently, Rivals rates him as a 2-star recruit.

Isaiah Wynn

Wynn is a 6-2, 269-pound offensive lineman from St. Petersburg, FL. He committed to UGA over a huge list of schools, including Arizona, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami (FL), Michigan State, Nebraska, Tennessee, and West Virginia.

Wynn is the highest rated recruit of the four commitments received over the weekend. Rivals rates him 4-stars, no. 89 in the Rivals100 2014, and the no. 2 offensive guard.

Scout.com rates Wynn 4-stars and the 10th best offensive guard in the country.

Krenwick Sanders De-commits

Shortly after reeling in a commitment from Isaiah Wynn, Wayne County wide receiver Krenwick Sanders de-committed from the Bulldogs. Sanders committed to UGA in November of 2012

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