Highlights of the four-star obligation by New Georgia Nick Abrams

Georgia achieved another four-star prospect on Wednesday. McDonogh School (Owings Mills, Md.) Linebacker Nick Abrams selected the bulldogs over Alabama, Michigan and Oregongive the Bulldogs 29 commitments in class 2026.

At 6-foot £ 220 pounds, Abrams is classified as No. 293 of the overall view of the state and No. 19 LineBacker Pro the Rivals Branch Ranking, a weighted average that includes all three websites that publish the recruitment ranking. He is the No. 7 player in Maryland.

Abrams was a goal of Georgia for most of the past year. The defensive coordinator and the Insider linacker trainer Glenn Schumann increased the Bulldogs persecution in spring when he saw Abrams twice during the evaluation period. A look at his junior highlights shows why Uga was heavily persecuted.

“First and foremost, it was coach Schumann,” Abrams told Dawgshq. “Since this first call when he offered me for the first time, this connection was a super great guy. He loves his family. But he means a ball with a ball. He is like a robot when it comes to football. He can remember things and he skipped because he thinks so quickly and his hell one million miles per minute.”

The Bulldogs now have two line backers in class 2026. Abrams joins Shadarius Toodle (Cottage Hill Christian Academy; Mobile, Ala.) In No. 2 Class No. 2 in Georgia 2026. Toodle drove from Auburn to Uga last month and started a number of nine obligations for Kirby Smart and Company in nine days. One of these obligations, James Johnson, drove to Texas on Tuesday.

None of the insider linackers in Georgia will be exhausted in 2025. The projected starter CJ Allen and Raylen Wilson, former elite prospects, are juniors. Ex-Five star recruit Chris Cole and Justin Williams stand behind the junior duo with the real newcomers Zayden Walker, also a former five-star, and AJ Kruah, who is waiting in the wings.