Georgia football continues to strengthen its secondary with yet another 2026 commit.
Jontavius Wyman, a four-star defensive back from Jonesboro, GA, announced his commitment to play for head coach Kirby Smart and the Bulldogs early Saturday morning.
Breaking: Georgia lands a commitment from Rivals250 DB Jontavius Wyman
“Everything about Georgia fits me”
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Wyman is a 5 ’11, 170 pound defender who secured 37 tackles, 12 pass break ups and 5 interceptions on defense en route to being named Georgia Region 3-AAAAAA Player of the Year as a sophomore.
“It’s a winning program,” Wyman told UGASports.com after receiving an offer on May 8. “They provide life after football. They will help you even when your time is done. Their defense is amazing, what they are doing over there is different. They use their corners in man, zone, blitzes, et cetera. It’s a great system and place where they put out great corners into the NFL. Coach Donte (Williams) and Coach T-Rob (Travaris Robinson) have a great history of great players.”
Wyman, the No. 12 cornerback and the No. 154 overall recruit in the country for 2026, chose the Bulldogs over Oregon, Texas A&M, Tennessee and others. He also has experience on the track, posting a 12.16 in the 100-meter dash, 24.17 in the 200-meter dash and 5-4 in the long jump during his freshman campaign.
He is now the third commitment for Georgia in the class of 2026, which ranked seventh prior to Wyman’s commitment.