Despite a much-needed state-wide bye week before playoffs, the Georgia recruiting scene has not slowed down. Two notable players have backed off their commitments this week.
Earlier this week, Carver-Columbus three-star WR/DB Kei’Mourii Miles decommitted from North Carolina. It was a rather surprising decommitment as he has been recruiting other athletes to join him at UNC. The 6-foot-3 senior holds 18 offers including in-state programs like Georgia and Georgia Tech. Miles leads his team in receiving. Before shifting his focus to finalizing his recruitment, his undefeated Carver-Columbus squad will take on Redan in the first-round of the playoffs.
The other notable decommitment came as Lithonia three-star DL Tico Crittendon backed off his pledge to Florida State. The 6-foot-4 285-pounder holds nearly 40 offers. Nebraska and Colorado offered Crittendon after the decommitment. He originally chose FSU over Tennessee, Texas Tech, and Georgia. Those programs will again have a chance to land Crittendon, a top 50 player in Georgia. He has compiled 51 tackles and 14 TFLs this year. Crittendon and Lithonia take on Griffin in the first round of the playoffs.

.avif)
.avif)


.avif)

.avif)

















.avif)
.avif)



