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Georgia Safety Gets Unexpected Extra Year
5 Sep
Summary
- JaCorey Thomas granted temporary restraining order for 5th year eligibility.
- Thomas previously participated in Carolina Panthers' rookie minicamp.
- West Virginia is the leading contender to sign Thomas.
Former Georgia Bulldogs safety JaCorey Thomas has officially entered the transfer portal, seeking a new collegiate home. This move follows a judge's decision in Dallas, Texas, granting him a temporary restraining order (TTO) that awards an additional year of eligibility for the 2026 season. Thomas was listed among 40 players receiving this extended eligibility, allowing them to continue their college careers.
Thomas, who was a starter for the Bulldogs during the 2025 season, recorded 45 tackles and one sack. His participation in the Carolina Panthers' rookie minicamp also came to light around the same time. As the Bulldogs focus on their upcoming game against the Tennessee State Tigers, West Virginia has emerged as the leading contender to secure Thomas's commitment through the transfer portal.
