Cedartown High’s Tae Harris was set to be the latest Cedartown name to head to Athens, but now that deal is off.
Reports are out and confirmed by Harris that he will be entertaining all offers after he announced that he was de-committing from the University of Georgia football program when he graduates.
Harris has offers from multiple Division I schools – in-state and around the country – that gives him multiple options inside and out of the Southeastern Conference where he was planning to go.
He posted the following to his X account:
Please respect my decision 🙏🙏 GODS PLAN!
He announced his plans to leave the school – along with link to multiple articles covering the decision – earlier this morning.
Harris also posted a pic from his visit to Georgia Tech:
📍
@GeorgiaTechFB @Q_Jones2 @RickyBrumfield
The universities seeking Harris for his talents on the gridiron now includes Georgia, Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern, and out-of-state at Jacksonville State closer to home, and further afield at Kentucky, Tennessee, Florida, Troy, Oklahoma, Louisiana State, University of Miami, Southern California, Colorado and Central Florida, plus many others.
Along with a visit to Atlanta, Harris made a trip to Gainesville in recent weeks as well.
Harris is one of Cedartown’s top performers on both sides of the ball. He on the offensive side of the ball had 87 carries for 421 yards, plus 221 receiving yards and four touchdowns, and with kick and punt returns put on a 776 yard season for the Bulldogs in his junior year.
He’ll be back on the field for his senior year in August.
