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4-star DL Preston Carey commits to Georgia football

4-star DL Preston Carey commits to Georgia football

Yahoo01-07-2025
Four-star defensive line recruit Preston Carey has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs over the Florida Gators, Auburn Tigers and Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Carey is Georgia's 26th commitment in the class of 2026. His decision is the latest in the Bulldogs' slew of recent commitments.
The 6-foot-5, 300-pound defensive lineman plays high school football for IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. He's high school teammates with fellow Georgia class of 2026 commit safety Zech Fort and several other elite recruits.
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247Sports ranks Carey as the No. 309 recruit in the country and the No. 36 defensive lineman. The IMG Academy standout is the No. 48 recruit in Florida.
Defensive lineman Preston Carey (#99) during practice on Friday, Aug. 2, 2024 on IMG Academy Football Media Day in Bradenton, Florida.
Carey is Georgia's sixth defensive line commitment in the class of 2026. The four-star joins Corey Howard, PJ Dean, Carter Luckie, James Johnson and Seven Cloud as defensive line commitments. Georgia's defensive line coach Tray Scott has done a fantastic job of recruiting elite talent to UGA.
Carey has over 50 scholarship offers and prioritized a team having a plan for him and being able to develop him in his recruitment. Carey, who is from Long Island, New York, will look to be the next Georgia defensive lineman to be drafted.
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Carey primarily plays defensive tackle in IMG Academy's 4-3 defensive scheme. He does a good job of shedding blockers and is a strong run defender. He has pass rushing upside and plays against a very high level of high school competition.
This article originally appeared on UGA Wire: 4-star DL recruit Preston Carey makes surprising commitment decision
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