In the feel good story of the 2015 cycle, the Georgia Bulldogs have

gained another defensive back commitment in

Kirby Choates, Jr., a product of

Tri-Cities High School in East Point, Georgia.

In a recent interview with UGASports, Choates -- a self-professed longtime

Bulldog fan -- announced his intentions to commit on the spot if and when the

Bulldogs offered. On Wednesday morning, that promoise was realized, as the

safety inked his letter of intent to Georgia in a signing ceremony held at the

school.

Choates, who plays at 5-foot-11, 184 pounds, may project as a defensive back

when he reaches Athens, but it's his speed and athleticism across the field that

caught the eye of Bulldog coaches early. With experience at the running back,

wide receiver, defensive back, and kick returns, the versatility Choates brings

should be a strong asset going forward in his Georgia career.

Head coach Mark Richt and defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt were

both actively involved in the recruitment of Choates, and, once he reached NCAA

qualifications for academics, he was quickly brought onto campus for the final

weekend of official visits.

More to come.