New Orleans talent Sedrick Van Pran commits to Georgia
Georgia landed its 17th commitment for the class of 2020 Friday night.
Four-star offensive lineman/center Sedrick Van Pran committed to the Dawgs over LSU and many others. The New Orleans, Louisiana, native is rated a 4-star prospect and ranks as the nation’s No. 3 overall center and the state of Louisiana’s No. 3 overall prospect for the class of 2020, according to 247Sports Composite Rankings.
He shared his commitment video via Twitter:
The wait is over I’m a Dawg #AGTG #Yamecita pic.twitter.com/S3qaGYj0En
— Sedrick Van Pran (@LXIII_NOVA) August 18, 2019
Van Pran joins 3-star athlete Corey Wren as Georgia commits from Louisiana. His primary recruiter is UGA offensive line coach Sam Pittman, who continues to flex his muscles in the recruiting realms.
With the commitment from Van Pran, UGA’s recruiting class is ranked No. 5 in the nation.
You can check out Van Pran’s highlights below:
Just a 4-start, darn
Go Dawgs
Per Dawgnation: “Braun doesn’t do any showcase or national or regional camps. Or his ratings would be a lot higher.”
Yesssiiirrrr!
He is a very solid player who is a good pick up for the Dawgs.
Yeeeeeesssssssiiirrrrrrrr!!!
Go Dawgs!
Sam Pittman is the man!
Another huge target – check.
Que Pink Floyd..just another brick in the wall. Welcome to LeghumperU little fella.
The Great Wall of Georgia continues to grow.
And what’s that… Sideshow Dan the Clown loses ANOTHER blue chip player off his team???
Maybe the tinfoil hat-wearers on Alligator Alley are right… maybe Kirby does plan these announcements for when Floriduh has bad news! HAH!
Bro stfu about Florida. Holy…..
I’ve been reading some comments elsewhere this morning from Dawg fans who are a little disturbed that we’re still ranked “only” 5th in the composite team rankings after this commitment.
Folks, chill out. Remember 2018 and how it developed. This class is setting up to rival – or even exceed – that one, per Jeff Sentell. We’re currently sitting on 17 commitments. Three teams above us in the rankings are at 22-23 commitments. We may sign as many as 27 this cycle, so we have lots of room to move this class ranking while Bama, OSU and LSU are approaching full. And it’s a pretty open secret that Kirby has several very high profile, solid, silent commits that will be announcing in the next few weeks.
I don’t know that any school has a recruiting reporter as plugged-in to what’s going on behind the scenes as we do with Jeff. He said less than two weeks ago that the way this class is shaping up, he feels it could be in position to challenge for best-ever when all is said and done. The guy rarely misses his predictions, and that’s good enough for me.
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And simply the fact that the only prospects that UGA seems to be going after now in the days approaching December are the nation’s best–Ringo, Evans, Burch, Ricks, etc.
We are indeed fortunate to have Sentell’s intel. I’d throw Rusty, Jake, and Kipp from 247 in there. I don’t visit other team sites often so I couldn’t swear to it but if another team has 4 guys like that I’d be blown away and then raise them the DawgNation guys.
I think we are allowed 6 more in the 2020 class (23 total) due to the scholarship limits. I could be wrong, though.
I had read 23 for 2020 after the NFL declaration period ended, but then we lost Hunter, Holloman, and Cox. I admit I’m a bit grey on how the 85/25 scholarship limits have been impacted with the advent of the Portal. The number of juniors expected to declare after the season could impact the count as well. That 25/yr number is theoretically hard, but a number or schools signed 26-29 players back in February.