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Report: 5-Star RB Zachary Evans Not Expected To End Up At Georgia
by Staff Reporter
January 6, 202071 Comments

Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Five-star Georgia running back signee Zachary Evans is not expected to end up with the Bulldogs, according to 247Sports.
Evans made plans to announce his school commitment twice during his recruitment but canceled both announcements and signed with Georgia during the early signing period in December.
For more info on Evans, visit his profile page on our 2020 Recruiting Tracker.
Evans made plans to announce his school commitment twice during his recruitment but canceled both announcements and signed with Georgia during the early signing period in December.
quote:Evans, who visited LSU in October, could be in the mix for the Tigers once he is released from his National Letter of Intent with Georgia. Texas A&M is also a potential landing spot for the talented running back.
Evans told reporters at the Under Armour All-American Game that he signed with a college team during the Early Signing Period. That program was Georgia. However, Evans did not announce his college decision as previously scheduled during the all-star game. Evans said postgame he “can’t answer” questions about his college decision, per 247Sports’ Brian Dohn.
247Sports reached out to Evans and his family for comment but did not receive a response prior to publication.
Evans signed an NLI during the Early Signing Period. But that does not necessarily bind him to Georgia. The Bulldogs are expected to grant Evans an unconditional release. That will allow Evans to explore other options. Other schools are prohibited from contacting Evans while he’s bound by an NLI, per NCAA regulations.
For more info on Evans, visit his profile page on our 2020 Recruiting Tracker.
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