Georgia Bulldogs miss on recruit Karlos May, who joins Ohio State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 5:56 AM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
The Georgia Bulldogs lost out on four-star defensive lineman Karlos May, who committed to Ohio State on July 18, 2026. May, a 6'2", 330-pound nose tackle from Birmingham, Alabama, chose the Buckeyes over Georgia, Auburn, Ole Miss, and Florida State. Despite this loss, Georgia remains strong with the No. 14 recruiting class in the country, featuring 19 commits, including two five-stars and seven four-stars. Ohio State, benefiting from May's commitment, now ranks No. 6 nationally and has added a second top defensive lineman in this recruitment cycle, enhancing their defensive line depth.
- •Karlos May commits to Ohio State after considering Georgia and others.
- •Georgia holds 19 total commits, ranked No. 14 nationally.
- •Ohio State's class now ranks No. 6 in the country.
- •May had a strong junior season with 43 tackles and four sacks.
- •Georgia still has three defensive linemen committed.
- 5:56 AMYahoo Sports — Georgia Bulldogs lose out on an elite player, but their rival needed him much more than they did
"The Georgia Bulldogs are still in a really good place with their recruiting class despite losing out on Karlos May.
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