“I would be f*cking scared”: CFB fans react to Georgia’s 4-star commit Juan Gaston's latest practice clip

Juan Gaston, a four-star offensive lineman from Westlake High School in Atlanta, made headlines when he announced his commitment to the University of Georgia on Friday, August 3rd. Standing at a towering 6-foot-7 and weighing 360 pounds, Gaston is the fourth offensive lineman to join the program's 2025 recruiting class, which currently ranks No. 4 nationally.

Gaston's physique, combined with an unexpected agility for his stature, made him a top target for several schools, including Tennessee, South Carolina and Oregon. Just a week after his commitment, Gaston is once again in the spotlight as a practice clip showcasing his strength and quickness went viral:

The video has generated a flurry of fan reactions, with one user commenting:

"Boy, I would be f*cking scared"

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Other comments mentioning his physique in one way or another kept flooding in:

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While the barrage of compliments continued, one fan wanted to see him go up against a tough opponent:

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Juan Gaston is ranked as the 14th-best interior offensive line prospect in the Class of 2025 and the 24th overall player in Georgia, per the On3 Industry Ranking. His commitment, announced via a live stream on Atlanta's 11Alive, solidifies Georgia’s offensive line for the 2025 class, joining fellow four-star linemen Cortez Smith, Mason Short and Dontrell Glover.

"My heart just led me to the right place," Gaston said of his decision. "I felt like I would be great there." [H/T On3]

Juan Gaston talks about his college decision

After an intense recruiting battle, four-star offensive lineman Juan Gaston decided to stay close to home. The Westlake High School standout had narrowed his choices down to four top programs—Georgia, Oregon, South Carolina and Tennessee—all of which he visited officially.

“I took my time with this decision,” Gaston revealed to On3. “I was playing basketball, so things started off slow in 9th grade, but by the 10th grade, recruiting really picked up. I maintained my progress in 11th grade before things got serious.”

Juan Gaston made several trips to Athens than any other college. Georgia’s early offer and the priority placed on him by coach Kirby Smart and his staff played pivotal roles in his decision.

“The bond I developed with the players and coaches was crucial, especially with coach Stacy Searels,” Gaston noted. “How close I’ve gotten with some players on the team and Georgia’s winning culture kept them high on my list.”

After much brainstorming, Gaston’s decision was clear.

“It was a tough choice, but my heart led me to Georgia,” Gaston said. “I’m committed and done with the process.”

Juan Gaston, who plays left tackle for Westlake, received offers from 36 schools but ultimately chose the Bulldogs. According to the 247Sports Composite, the player is the No. 164 overall prospect.