Georgia Tech adds another elite prospect to the 2025 class after landing Cedartown star Tae Harris, who flipped his recruitment from Clemson to the Yellow Jacke

Four-star safety Tae Harris, No. 48 in the ESPN 300, flipped his commitment from Clemson to Georgia Tech on Saturday, securing the Yellow Jackets a key late-cycle addition 11 days before the start of the early signing period.

Clemson football's 2025 recruiting class took another major blow with 4-star safety Tae Harris flipping to Georgia Tech. Harris, ranked among the top 50 overall prospects by Rivals and ESPN, announced his decision after attending Georgia Tech’s win over NC State.

The Yellow Jackets now have three top-100 players in this recruiting class according to 247Sports and all three of them are from the state of Georgia. So what does this mean and what kind of impact could Harris have on day one?

Tae Harris was in the Flats on Thursday for another thrilling Georgia Tech victory. Now, one of the top safeties in the country has had a change of heart. The longtime Clemson verbal commitment from the Peach State has flipped his commitment in-state to the Yellow Jackets.

Clemson suffered another prominent decommitment on the defensive side for the 2025 class. Following reports he was set to flip to Georgia Tech Friday, 4-star co

Georgia Tech just landed a huge commitment, stealing a four-star safety from Clemson less than two weeks from signing day.

Four-star safety Tae Harris committed to Clemson football in March. Nine months later, he flipped to Georgia Tech.

Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key might be getting ready to pull off another big win. One of the players in attendance at last night's game was four-star safety Tae Harris, who has been committed to Clemson since March 18th.