Georgia’s class of 2025 is devoid of one of its obligations: Tae Harris.
After being committed to the Bulldogs since last summer, the safety from Cedartown, Georgia, decommitted on Sunday. The 180-pound, 5-foot-10 firstsafety committed to Georgia on June 19. Since then, he has begun to gain traction from a number of other programmes.
In December, Harris stated, “Of course, they’ve
been a little off with communication and stuff like that, but they are in Miami,” when the Bulldogs were at the Orange Bowl. “They try to get to me as much as I can.”
“I want to start by giving thanks to God for providing me with these opportunities. In his absence, I am writing. I want to express my gratitude to the entire UGA staff for considering me for a job and recognising my potential. A particular thank you to Muschamp and Coach McGee for coming to see me a lot during the spring. Following a thorough evaluation and extensive discussions with my mother and relatives, I would like to formally announce my withdrawal from the University of Georgia. I’m hiring right now, period,” he wrote.
I would first like to express my gratitude to God for giving me these chances. I write while he is away. I would like to thank every member of the UGA staff for recognising my potential and considering me for a position. I would especially like to thank Coach McGee and Muschamp for visiting me frequently in the spring. Upon conducting a comprehensive assessment and holding lengthy conversations with my mother and family, I hereby formally declare my intention to withdraw from the University of Georgia. He wrote, “I’m hiring right now, period.
