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Georgia football commit Jared Curtis changes signing ceremony date
Curtis advanced his signing day to Dec. 3 to settle recruitment before Nashville Christian's state championship amid flip rumors from Georgia to Vanderbilt.
- On Dec. 3, Jared Curtis moved his signing-day ceremony from Dec. 5, revealing his college choice earlier than planned.
- Facing intense Vanderbilt University courtship, Curtis adjusted his timeline to decide before Nashville Christian’s Dec. 4 state championship, amid reports he may flip from Georgia.
- The 6-foot-3, 225-pound prospect is rated the No. 1 quarterback and No. 4 overall, leading Nashville Christian to a 12-0 record and a December 6 state championship.
- Curtis disputed flip reports on social media, saying `Don't know where all this is coming from. Haven’t had a chance to talk to either school yet.`, while agent Peter Webb, agent declined to confirm.
- One day before the early signing period, Vanderbilt football enjoys a program-record 10 wins and Heisman contender Diego Pavia, while Curtis’s commitment could reshape their 2026 recruiting.
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The New Yorkian | The True New Yorker - thoughtful, courteous, honest and helpfulFive-star QB recruit flips from Georgia to Vanderbilt in seismic SEC stunner
Vanderbilt convinced five-star quarterback recruit Jared Curtis to flip his commitment from Georgia to bring in a successor to take over after star Diego Pavia departs the program.
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Top UGA QB recruit Jared Curtis reportedly flips to Vanderbilt
Top QB recruit Jared Curtis flipped from Georgia to Vanderbilt, leaving the Bulldogs without a 2026 quarterback. Georgia now looks to Signing Day or the transfer portal to rebuild depth at the position.
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