Jerry Outhouse is a four-star corner who has been committed to Georgia since the begginning of March. He is one of the highest ranked commits currently committed to Georgia, so he is one of the last players Kirby Smart wants to lose.
Even though Outhouse is still a recent commit for Georgia there is always a fear that they could lose him. He hasn't given Georgia any specific reason to feel that way, but decommitments are constantly happening in today's college football world.
Outhouse however sent Smart and Georgia a clear message that there is nothing to worry about when it comes to his recruitment.
Georgia I’m on the way. #GoDawgs
— Jerry Outhouse Jr. (@J_OuthouseJr4) April 3, 2026
4-star Jerry Outhouse tells Kirby Smart and Georgia to not worry about his commitment
Outhouse took to social media on Friday to let the world know that he is headed back to Georgia. He will reportedly be in Athens on a visit this weekend, and this is a great sign that he is still in love with Georgia since he committed last month.
Recruitments change so fast in recruiting today, even for players that are committed already. One day they could be 100 percent locked in and the next they could be flipping to another school. That is why messages like this are so important because it confirms to Georgia that Outhouse is still secure in his commitment.
According to the 247Sports composite rankings, Outhouse is the No. 183 player in the country. He also is the No. 23 corner in his class and the No. 27 player from his home state of Texas. His high ranking on its own is a big enough reason why Georgia does not want to lose his commitment.
Outhouse isn't the only commit that has continued to reaffirm his love for Georgia as five-star running back Kemon Spell has done the same as well. So in a world where players decommit every single day, two of Georgia's top commits are as locked in with the program as they have ever been.