Today, we take a look at what will likely be the aftermath of April 4th, and where Georgia will be looking to next to bolster the remainder of this 2025 signing class.
By all accounts it seems after all of his recent unofficial visits, Zollers will likely decide Thursday between Missouri and Georgia.
Those two teams seem to have separated themselves from the pack as the recruitment has come to a close before his commitment announcement.
If Georgia lands Zollers on Thursday, it’s not a guarantee that they are done with the quarterback class.
They could very well sign two quarterbacks in the class with Ryan Montgomery being an option as well.
However, odds are, they would likely be out of the Julian Lewis sweepstakes if Zollers commits. There are plenty of options for Georgia with or without Zollers in this class, the same cannot be said for Missouri — a team with ZERO current commits in 2025.
Mason Short, OT
Most in the state of Georgia were a bit surprised to see a Power5 caliber offensive tackle from Augusta, Georgia commit to Alabama over the Bulldogs.
That was the case with Mason Short, the 6’5, 300-pound tackle out of Evans High School. However once Nick Saban retired and the offensive line coach that he committed to was no longer on staff, Short re-opened his recruitment.
- No way Georgia misses out on the young man twice right? That’s the feeling from the majority of the industry as Short is set to make his announcement on Thursday. Clemson appears to be the biggest threat to Georgia landing Short, and he isn’t the only 2025 tackle they are pushing them for as five-star David Sanders is seemingly a Clemson lean at the moment as well.
