Commitment Day Primer: 2026 CB Jontavius Wyman set to decide
Jonesboro (Ga.) 2026 four-star cornerback Jontavius Wyman is set to make an early decision in his recruitment.
The No. 93 overall prospect in the 2026 On3 Rankings will announce his college decision on Saturday at Jonesboro High School’s media day.
Wyman has not announced a final group of contenders as of now. He holds nearly 40 offers after his first two years of high school.
Georgia is one of the major contenders. On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine favors Georgia at the moment. The Bulldogs have one commit in the 2026 class at the moment. Five-star quarterback Jared Curtis was the first to hop on board in the 2026 class.
The who, when and where of Jontavius Wyman’s decision
When: Approximately 10:30 a.m.
Where: Jonesboro High School during school’s media day.
Livestream at Wyman’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2haard.jonte/
What has he said about Georgia?
Wyman is still in the beginning stages of his courtship with Georgia. The Bulldogs offered him this summer after a strong workout during camp.
Wyman has a lot of respect for the program in Athens. He had a lot of glowing things to say about the Bulldogs after he picked up the offer in May.
“It’s so special because it’s from the home state and Georgia’s a great place,” Wyman told DawgsHQ back on May 9. “Georgia stacks up a lot against the other programs. Their facilities, their academics and their resources all stand out. It’s also a great environment in Athens.”
The big picture for Georgia
Georgia is still knee-deep into fighting to land a strong 2025 class. The Bulldogs are always up for landing talent in the secondary, no matter the class.
Georgia has four defensive backs committed in the class of 2025. Wyman is a potential impact player at any spot in the secondary.
He’s twitchy, has good ball skills and plenty of speed to make big plays in coverage and with the ball in his hands. He could be the first of a pipeline at Jonesboro High School that has a trio of talented defenders that have grown close and have popped onto Georgia’s radar early on.
