4-star Georgia commit bails on LSU, Lane Kiffin
Georgia football offensive line commit Kelsey Adams visited Athens instead of LSU despite rumors of a potential flip.
Kelsey Adams, a highly touted offensive line commit from Langston Hughes High School in Fairburn, Georgia, has decided to stay with the Georgia Bulldogs instead of joining the LSU Tigers as initially speculated. The LSU Tigers, under coach Lane Kiffin, had pushed hard to recruit Adams, arranging for him to visit their team's victory over Texas A&M. However, Adams' commitment to Georgia Bulldogs was solidified after he attended their game against the Oklahoma Sooners, a match Georgia won 41-13.
Ranked as the 14th best player in Georgia and 23rd among offensive tackles in the nation, Adams is a four-star prospect in the 2027 class. He was committed to the Bulldogs on September 27, 2025, and has thus far stayed true to his word. Although Adams took an official visit to Georgia in May, 247Sports even predicted he might choose LSU.
Despite this, Adams remains one of the best in the country, described as an Under Armour All-American with a blend of strength and power, capable of being an immediate starter at the next level.
Georgia Bulldogs will need to deter further attempts from other schools like LSU to retain Adams' commitment. Currently, Adams is the fifth-highest-ranked commitment in Georgia's class of 2027, which boasts 20 commits overall and is ranked ninth in the nation.
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