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Former UGA commit flips to Georgia Tech

Four-star defensive back recruit commits to Georgia Tech football after previously being committed to Georgia

Four-star defensive back recruit Tae Harris has flipped his commitment from the Clemson Tigers to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Harris was committed to the Georgia Bulldogs from June 19, 2023 to Jan. 21, 2024.

The 5-foot-11, 200-pound athlete is the No. 48 recruit and No. 3 safety in the class of 2025, according to 247Sports. Harris is the No. 7 player in Georgia. He is the second former Georgia commit to flip to Georgia Tech.

Harris is Georgia Tech’s second-highest rated commitment in the class of 2025. The Yellow Jackets have the nation’s No. 17 recruiting class.

Georgia Tech has been UGA’s top in-state recruiting competition in the 2025 cycle. Tech has two of the Peach State’s top 10 recruits, which is the second-most in the country behind Georgia, which has five of the top 10 in-state recruits.

Harris plays football for Cedartown High School in Cedartown, Georgia. Georgia football legend Nick Chubb also played for Cedartown.

Harris has an invitation to play in the 2025 All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas. Harris is a track athlete with elite speed. In fact, he ran a 10.7 second 100-meter dash in 2023.

Harris is an explosive athlete with excellent lower body strength. On tape, Harris primarily plays cornerback. He is a sound tackler and big hitter. Harris does a good job of reading screen passes and is not afraid to attack opposing blockers.

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Georgia football has 25 commitments in the 2025 recruiting cycle. Kirby Smart and Georgia the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation.

4-star Rasean Dinkins flips from Georgia Tech to Georgia

Georgia Bulldogs football and Kirby Smart flip one of Georgia Tech’s best commitments

The Georgia Bulldogs have flipped four-star safety recruit Rasean Dinkins from the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Dinkins, who had been committed to Georgia Tech since June 2024, plays high school football for Warner Robins High School in Warner Robins, Georgia. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound safety prospect is a member of the class of 2025.

Dinkins is ranked as the No. 219 recruit in the 2025 cycle. The Warner Robins standout is the No. 19 safety in the nation and the No. 32 prospect in Georgia, per 247Sports.

Following Dinkins’ commitment, Georgia and head coach Kirby Smart have the third-best recruiting class in the country. Only the Ohio State Buckeyes and Alabama Crimson Tide are ranked ahead of Georgia.

Georgia has 24 total commitments in the class of 2025. The Bulldogs still have a major need at cornerback.

Georgia Tech and head coach Brent Key are actually doing an outstanding job on the recruiting trail. The Yellow Jackets have the No. 16 recruiting class in the country, but losing Rasean Dinkins to their top rival hurts. Dinkins was one of Georgia Tech’s top commitments in the 2025 cycle.

Four-star safety projected to flip from Georgia Tech to UGA

Georgia football and Kirby Smart are predicted to flip one of Georgia Tech’s best commitments

The Georgia Bulldogs are projected to flip four-star safety recruit Rasean Dinkins.

Dinkins, who has been committed to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets since June 2024, plays high school football for Warner Robins High School in Warner Robins, Georgia. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound safety is a member of the class of 2025.

Dinkins is ranked as the No. 219 recruit in the 2025 cycle, per 247Sports. The Warner Robins standout is the No. 20 safety in the nation and the No. 32 prospect in Georgia.

Georgia football and head coach Kirby Smart currently have the third-best recruiting class in the country. Georgia recently picked up a commitment from five-star defensive end Elijah Griffin.

Georgia Tech and head coach Brent Key are actually doing an outstanding job on the recruiting trail. The Yellow Jackets have the No. 17 recruiting class in the country, but there’s no doubt that losing Rasean Dinkings to their top rival would hurt for Georgia Tech. Dinkins is Georgia Tech’s fourth-best commitment.

Steve Wiltfong and Chad Simmons of On3 both predict that Dinkins will flip his commitment to Georgia.

UGA football recruiting target Omari Kelly announces top schools

Georgia, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Alabama, and more football programs are among the top schools for Hewitt-Trussville athlete Omari Kelly.

The Georgia Bulldogs offered a scholarship to athlete Omari Kelly back in October. Kelly is a three-star prospect from Alabama. He plays high school football for Hewitt-Trussville.

Omari Kelly is a member of the class of 2022, so he’s a junior in high school. He also is a track and field athlete. He’s received interest for elite college football programs across the country.

Kelly has good size at 6 feet, 2 inches, and he weighs 180 pounds. Check out some of Kelly’s high school football highlights via Hudl:

Omari Kelly is a versatile player, who shows significant strength within his slender frame. He plays wide receiver and defensive back. He is a solid route runner with good quickness.

Kelly announced his top twelve schools via his Twitter account and emphasized that his recruitment is still open:

Athlete Omari Kelly puts Georgia, Auburn, Michigan, Alabama, Arizona State, Georgia Tech, Maryland, Tennessee, FSU, Mississippi State, West Virginia, and Nebraska in his top schools.

Best of luck to Kelly in college and in high school.

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UGA football offers scholarship to huge offensive tackle

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to Pike Road High School offensive tackle prospect Vysen Lang.

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to offensive tackle prospect Vysen Lang. Land is currently a sophomore in high school, but has been impressive enough to receive several scholarship offers thus far.

Lang is a member of the class of 2023. He plays high school football for Pike Road High School in Alabama.

He’s received scholarship offers from Tennessee, Georgia Tech, and South Carolina. Now, Kirby Smart and the University of Georgia join this short list. Expect Lang’s list of offers to grow immensely over the next few years.

Lang flashes some coveted traits on film in addition to his massive size. The Pick Road lineman is six-foot-five and weighs 330 pounds.

Check out some of Lang’s tape below. Lang’s size immediately pops on film. He plays several positions in this game, including left tackle, right tackle, and right guard. A versatile lineman is a great asset to any college football team. Their ability to change positions without missing a beat is invaluable. Notably, Land blocks multiple defenders in one play on several occasions.

Vysen Lang is going to be fun to watch over the years. He was quite excited to receive a scholarship offer from the Georgia Bulldogs. He announced the news via his Twitter account:

Lang appears to be no stranger in the kitchen either. He was celebrating July 4th right this year.

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Can Georgia football continue their biggest advantage over Tech?

The Georgia Bulldogs and Kirby Smart have been dominating the Georgia Tech in the recruiting. Can Geoff Collins flip the script?

The Georgia Bulldogs and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have a rivalry that goes deeper than what happens on the football field. The Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets battle throughout the year for talented recruits in the state of Georgia. UGA fans know the Dawgs has dominated in-state recruiting since Kirby Smart took over, but is one of their best advantages, a lack of legitimate in-state recruiting competition fading away?

The last time Georgia Tech landed a top twenty-five recruiting class was in 2007! Back in 2007, the Yellow Jackets recruited several NFL players: OLB Derrick Morgan, S Morgan Burnett, and RB Jonathan Dwyer. Georgia Tech struggled mightily in recruiting, largely thanks to the triple option system, which no defender want to practice against and no NFL offense runs.

Now, under first year head coach Geoff Collins, the Yellow Jackets have the 25th best class of 2020. The results on the field haven’t been pretty, but Georgia Tech is poised to improve. Everybody knew switching systems is more than a one year process.

Enter the Georgia Bulldogs, who have been dominating recruiting in the state of Georgia. Kirby Smart has Georgia competing with the elite programs across the country in recruiting and on the field. UGA’s previous recruiting class to be ranked below tenth was all the way back in 2013. Let’s be honest, Georgia’s biggest recruiting competition comes from the SEC. That being said, Georgia Tech isn’t going to be a pushover moving forward.

Georgia’s class of 2020 is ranked fifth in the country. The Bulldogs can send a message to recruits with another big-win over the Yellow Jackets this Saturday. As for now, Georgia Tech seems to be trending in the right direction. Will they be able to improve in their second year under Geoff Collins? Lots of second year coaches struggled to make the leap this past season. He’s not going to make the National Championship game like Kirby Smart did in his second season in Athens.

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