Georgia's 2021 Class Comes in at No. 4 on SI's Recruiting Rankings

Georgia's 2021 recruiting class sits at 16 commits and comes in at No. 5 on the SI All American recruiting rankings just three months before early national signing day.

Georgia's 2021 recruiting class is beginning to take full form. With just over three months before early national signing day, Georgia has 16 commits and is gearing up for a closing stretch of recruiting in hopes of bringing home another SI All-American recruiting title. 

The preemptive SI All-American rankings are now out, with Georgia coming in at No. 4 overall. 

1. Ohio State: 19 Verbal Commitments, 10 in the SI99
2. Alabama: 21 Verbal Commitments, 8 in the SI99
3. Clemson: 15 Verbal Commitments, 7 in the SI99
4. Georgia: 16 Verbal Commitments, 5 in the SI99
5. LSU: 18 Verbal Commitments, 4 in the SI99
6. Michigan: 21 Verbal Commitments, 4 in the SI99
7. Florida: 24 Verbal Commitments, 3 in the SI99
8. Oregon: 18 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
9. Miami: 22 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
10. Oklahoma: 14 Verbal Commitments, 4 in the SI99
11. Notre Dame: 18 Verbal Commitments, 4 in the SI99
12. Tennessee: 26 Verbal Commitments, 4 in the SI99
13. Auburn: 13 Verbal Commitments, 3 in the SI99
14. North Carolina: 16 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
15. USC: 18 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
16. Texas: 17 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
17. Texas A&M: 14 Verbal Commitments, 1 in the SI99
18. Washington: 15 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI9
19. Wisconsin: 16 Verbal Commitments, 0 in the SI99
20. Minnesota: 16 Verbal Commitments, 2 in the SI99
21. Arizona State: 20 Verbal Commitments, 1 in the SI99
22. Iowa: 17 Verbal Commitments, 0 in the SI99
23. Maryland: 20 Verbal Commitments, 1 in the SI99
24. Nebraska: 18 Verbal Commitments, 1 in the SI99
25. Florida State: 15 Verbal Commitments, 0 in the SI99

Here's what the SIAA team had to say about Georgia's 2021 class: 

Georgia took home the recruiting title in the 2020 class and figures to make a charge at it late in the 2021 cycle, too, given the top prospect still on the board. Currently at No. 4 in the top 25, the Bulldogs are paced with great talent at the top of the class led by high-floor quarterback Brock Vandagriff, No. 2 at his position in the SI99. His commitment seems more important by the day given the lack of depth expected in the quarterback room by the time he arrives in Athens for good. David Daniel is another elite in-state commitment and the No. 2 safety nationally. Fellow defenders Elijah Jeudy (edge) and Jamon Dumas-Johnson (linebacker) are also within the top 10 at their respective positions while one of the most recent UGA commitments, Brock Bowers, checks in at No. 1 among H-Tight End talents in the class. -- Garcia, Jr.

Things are set to change with these rankings, especially with Georgia still heavily involved with players like Korey Foreman (No. 4 Overall), Smael Mondon (No. 6 Overall), Amarius Mims (No. 13 Overall), Xavian Sorey (No. 17 Overall), Maason Smith (No. 36 Overall), and Terion Arnold (No. 41 Overall).

The Dawgs have a legitimate shot at running down the like of Ohio State and Alabama with a great close to the 2021 cycle. 

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