Georgia will be adding the son of a program legend this summer. DawgsHQ has confirmed that North Gwinnett defensive lineman London Seymour will be joining the Bulldog program in the coming months.

Class of 2025 defensive lineman London Seymour is reportedly no longer headed to Boston College after flipping his commitment. London's father, Richard Seymour, is a member of the Pro Football ...

Georgia football legacy London Seymour has committed to Georgia for the 2025 class. The Georgia Bulldogs have been focusing most of their attention on the 2026 recruiting class as of late ...

North Gwinnett (Ga.) defensive lineman London Seymour told Dawgs247 he's committed to Georgia for the 2025 class and plans to enroll with the Bulldogs this summer. That last name Seymour should ...

Seymour, who played for Georgia in college, recently popped up in headlines because of his son’s football career. His son, London Seymour, is set to play for the Bulldogs as well, according to ...

The Georgia Bulldogs have been recruiting in the 2026 class, but they just recently added a commitment from defensive tackle recruit London Seymour, son of Georgia great Richard Seymour.

At least one piece of Class of 2025 news didn't come out until March. One-time Boston College commit London Seymour didn't sign with the Eagles on Signing Day as expected. The reason for that?

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Class of 2025 defensive lineman London Seymour is reportedly no longer headed to Boston College after flipping his commitment. London Seymour (6-foot-4, 305 pounds) plays for North Gwinnett High ...

London Seymour (6-foot-4, 305 pounds) plays for North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia. He is considered as a three-star recruit, ranking as the No. 123 player at his position ( 247Sports ).