Georgia Gets Significant Transfer Portal Update Following College Football Playoff Defeat
The Georgia Bulldogs entered the College Football Playoff as the No. 2 seed after winning the SEC Championship Game. However, they were eliminated in the first round by the No. 7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish, losing 23-10.
This defeat also signifies the end of many Bulldogs’ college careers, as several players are looking to enter the transfer portal or declare for the NFL Draft in April 2025.
Despite the setback, head coach Kirby Smart is quickly turning his attention to the next season. Georgia recently received important news in the transfer portal, securing a valuable addition at the wide receiver spot.
Noah Thomas, a Texas A&M transfer, has announced his decision to join the Bulldogs after spending the last three years with the Aggies.
This is a significant boost for the 2025 season, which may see quarterback Gunner Stockton at the helm. Georgia faced challenges with wide receiver depth and productivity during the 2024 season, particularly in critical moments.
Thomas, who stands 6-foot-6 and weighs 200 pounds, offers an impressive wide receiver profile. His skills and athleticism will provide Smart and the Bulldogs with a versatile playmaker on the outside.
During his three years at Texas A&M, Thomas recorded 73 receptions, totaling 984 receiving yards and 15 touchdowns. This offseason, he was recognized as one of the top prospects in the transfer portal for his position. Notably, he caught eight of his 15 career touchdowns in 2024.
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