Don’t forget about UGA commit No. 3 for 2016

It’s mind-blowing how much you’ve already heard about two of UGA’s commits for 2016, quarterback Jacob Eason and offensive lineman Ben Cleveland. They’re both 5-star prospects.

What about UGA's third commit for 2016? That would Chauncey Manac, a defensive end from Clinch County High School. He's a 4-star.

The 6-foot-3, 220-pounder was one of standouts in practices for RisingSeniors.com’s all-star game. And he was handful for Cleveland to block during the first quarter of the game.

Manac talks about his recruiting and why he committed to UGA in the below video:

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