UGA gets another offensive lineman commit in Chad Lindberg

Georgia got another commitment from an offensive lineman for its 2020 class when Chad Lindberg announced his decision Sunday.

The 6-foot-6, 325 pounder is a rising senior from Clear Creek High Schook in Texas and a 4-star offensive tackle recruit. He is ranked No. 14 among offensive tackles and No. 133 overall according to 24/7 Sports Composite.

Lindberg chose Georgia over LSU, USC, Texas and Texas A&M.

Lindberg is another addition to offensive line coach Sam Pittman’s increasing collection of talent. He is the 15th commitment for the Class of 2020 at Georgia, including four offensive linemen. Georgia also has commitments from 5-star tackle Broderick Jones, 4-star tackle Tate Ratledge and 4-star tackle Joshua Braun.

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