7-Foot Titan Harris, Top Georgia Bulldogs Recruit, Shocks Fans by Choosing Ole Miss Over Georgia – A Game-Changing Commitment That Could Reshape SEC Football Dynamics Forever
In a move that has stunned the college football world, 7-foot defensive lineman Jeremiah “Titan” Harris, widely regarded as the top recruit in Georgia Bulldogs history, announced his commitment to the Ole Miss Rebels, turning down the program that had been considered his inevitable destination. The decision, revealed during a nationally televised press conference at his high school gym in Buford, Georgia, sent shockwaves through the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and beyond.
Harris, known for his towering presence, 4.6-second 40-yard dash, and game-wrecking ability on the line of scrimmage, had been a cornerstone of Georgia’s 2025 recruiting efforts. He’d been a fixture at Bulldogs practices and games since his sophomore year and even sported Georgia colors during multiple national showcases. Yet, in a dramatic twist, the 7-foot, 305-pound phenom unzipped a neutral jacket to reveal a navy-blue Ole Miss jersey, igniting gasps across the auditorium and online communities.
“This wasn’t just about tradition,” Harris said, standing at the podium with calm confidence. “It was about building something new, something different. Coach Kiffin believes in my vision as a leader and not just a player.”
Lane Kiffin, head coach of the Ole Miss Rebels, had been quietly cultivating a relationship with Harris for months. His pitch? Harris could be the centerpiece of a defensive revolution in Oxford—a generational athlete who wouldn’t just join a legacy but forge a new one. Sources close to the recruitment say Kiffin offered Harris a hybrid role rarely
