RB Jabree Wallace-Coleman de-commits from Georgia football
In order to assemble a top running back tandem for the 2025 cycle, Georgia assistant coach Dell McGee will now look to pair Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove tailback Bo Walker with another ball carrier. On Sunday night, Philadelphia Imhotep Institute 2025 running back Jabree Wallace-Coleman announced his decommitment from the Dawgs.
Wallace-Coleman announced via his X.com avatar, “I will be de-committing and opening my recruitment back up.”
On 247Sports, Wallace-Coleman is rated as the No. 11 overall recruit in Pennsylvania and the No. 29 overall running back in the nation. Wallace-Coleman turned down offers from Penn State, Michigan, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and twelve other schools when he first committed to Georgia in April. As a junior, Wallace-Coleman had eight receptions for 208 yards and two touchdowns in addition to 208 carries for 1,585 yards and 28 touchdowns. As a sophomore, he had 16 receptions for 216 yards and two scores and 187 carries for 1,040 yards and 11 touchdowns. The 6-foot, 200-pound running back gained 380 yards and five touchdowns on 37 runs in eight games as a rookie.
Georgia currently has seven commitments for the 2025 cycle; this group, which is ranked No. 2 in the nation by the 247Sports Class Rankings, includes four-star tight end Walker from Kingsland, Georgia’s Camden County. Elyiss Williams, Justus Terry, a defensive lineman from Manchester, Ga.; Jadon Perlotte, a four-star linebacker from Buford, Ga.; Micah DeBose, an offensive tackle from Mobile, Ala.; Ethan Barbour, a four-star tight end from Alpharetta, Ga.; and athlete Tae Harris from Cedartown, Ga.
A crucial part of the college football season is nearly upon us.
Monday, December 4 marks the date on which the transfer portal will officially open, at which point teams can contact players looking for new homes. The portal is open through Jan. 2, giving schools and players nearly a full month to determine what moves make the most sense for 2024.
It should also be noted that players on teams participating in the College Football Playoff or another particularly late bowl game could enter the portal without penalty in mid-January.
