The No. 15 wide receiver in the Rivals250 rankings from Alpharetta (Ga.) Milton High School, has officially committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound playmaker made his decision on Wednesday, just weeks before the Early Signing Period, solidifying Georgia’s already impressive 2025 recruiting class.
After spending the summer as a top target for multiple programs, including Florida State, Auburn, and Texas A&M, Georgia ultimately secured Wiley’s commitment thanks to persistent efforts, particularly during his October visit to Athens for the Auburn game. Georgia had been the favorite to land the blue-chip recruit throughout the summer, leveraging its in-state advantage and a series of strong visits.
Wiley joins an elite class that includes standout offensive recruits like tight end Elyiss Williams and offensive lineman Mason Short, alongside defensive stars such as Elijah Griffin, Zayden Walker, and Isaiah Gibson. His addition further strengthens Georgia’s top-five ranked 2025 recruiting haul, which features a mix of high-caliber talent on both offense and defense.
Despite his previous verbal pledge to Florida State, Georgia outlasted other contenders, including Auburn, LSU, and Colorado, to bring Wiley into the fold. As Georgia pushes for the No. 1 recruiting class, the Bulldogs are also in strong contention for additional in-state talent, such as five-star defensive lineman Justus Terry and four-star prospects Chase Linton, Braxton Kyle, and Kevin Wynn.
