Georgia has added another recruit to its loaded class, but this one won’t cost the Bulldogs a scholarship.

Shiloh High School (Ga.) edge-rusher Kolby Wyatt announced on Twitter that he will be playing at UGA as a preferred walk-on:

Wyatt’s commitment note states he did not play football until his senior year of high school. As a newcomer to the sport, it’s no surprise that there does not appear to be many profiles of Wyatt on the major recruiting services. The website RecruitGeorgia.com offers a brief assessment of Wyatt:

Wyatt is new to sport of football. He has very light feet and does a good job playing the edge due to his quickness. He is playing DE and TE for his HS and it’s hard to say which side he’ll end up. He is very raw right now, but has a whole summer to improve on both sides of the ball. Cannot teach 6’4″.

A highlight video from Wyatt’s senior season gives Bulldogs fans some idea of what the UGA coaches are working with in trying to develop the 6-foot-4, 215-pounder into a dynamic pass-rusher: