Georgia receives a pledge from local DL Garrett, Christian

A large defensive line recruit committed to the Bulldogs.

On Sunday, he confirmed that Christian Garrett of Prince Avenue, Georgia—right in Georgia’s backyard—committed to Georgia. Garrett didn’t feel the need to wait for the official visit over the weekend; he had originally intended to pledge on July 20.

“As I have stated in each of our previous interviews, Georgia truly speaks for itself, don’t you think? Garrett said to Dawgs247 last month, “Home town, they do all the right things, they recruit, and they build their guys on- and off-the-field.” “At the moment, Georgia is a lot like the X-factor. They demonstrate their ability to construct you in the desired manner.”

In the 2025 class, Garrett is Georgia’s eleventh commitment. The Bulldogs are rapidly rising in the recruiting team rankings and are ranked eighth, thanks to Garrett’s pledge.

Garrett joins Stephon Shivers as Georgia’s second defensive line commitment.

This has been a long-awaited commitment. Garrett had previously disclosed to Dawgs247 that Scott had made light of him waiting for a commitment.

“Coach Scott has always told me that he is always there to wait for me. He is aware of my importance. He once said to me, “I’m just waiting for it to go.” “I’m waiting on O while I sit on G,” Garrett remarked. “That just let me know that I’m a priority for them, and I think they’ve got a good plan for me.”

The defensive lineman, who weighed 285 pounds and stood 6 feet 3 inches, chose the Bulldogs over Auburn, Clemson, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, and other schools.

He has stated that he will probably play interior defensive line for Georgia and occasionally push out to large defensive end.

Garrett is ranked No. 23 among defensive linemen in the country by 247Sports. Greg Vandagriff, the father of Brock Vandgariff, is the head coach of the local program, where he is ranked No. 29 overall in Georgia. Garrett is ranked No. 186 overall, inside the Top247.