Eufaula product and former Mississippi State wide receiver Rodarius “Rara” Thomas committed to the University of Georgia on Thursday afternoon.
Thomas announced in early December he would be leaving the Bulldogs’ football program and entering the transfer portal.
As a sophomore this past season at Mississippi State, Thomas had 626 yards of receiving to lead the team and was tied for third in receptions with 44 and second in TDs with seven. He went out on a strong note for the Bulldogs with a 22-yard TD catch during a 24-22 win over Ole Miss in the regular season finale on Thanksgiving night.
People are also reading… Thomas has two years of eligibility remaining, in addition to a redshirt year if he was to need one.
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