Wyatt will not enroll at Georgia this year

Georgia defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt will not enroll as a member of Georgia's recruiting class of 2017.

Wyatt will attend Hutchinson Community College in Kansas instead of enrolling at Georgia, Hutchinson head coach Rion Rhoades confirmed to The Telegraph. Wyatt was hoping to enroll before classes began at Georgia but will be unable to do so.

"He is a great addition to our program," Rhoades said. "He is incredible talented and is an outstanding young man."

Wyatt was a four-star recruit out of Towers in Decatur. Wyatt's junior college plans were reported first by Dawgs247.

Rhoades said Wyatt still wants to play for the Bulldogs when he becomes academically eligible to do so.

"His plans are to go to UGA when done here," Rhoades said.

Wyatt becomes the second Georgia signee not to enroll with the program. The first was D'Antne Demery, who was released from his National Letter of Intent following a domestic violence related arrest in April after the G-Day spring game.

Demery is also set to play for Hutchinson Community College this fall.

While Wyatt wasn't able to earn admission into Georgia, four-star outside linebacker Robert Beal was cleared to enroll Tuesday. Beal was present for Wednesday's practice and was participating with his new teammates.

Brandon Sudge contributed to the reporting of this story.

This story was originally published August 2, 2017 at 3:53 PM with the headline "Wyatt will not enroll at Georgia this year ."