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5-star QB Jared Curtis flips to Vanderbilt

5-star QB Jared Curtis flips commitment from Georgia to Vanderbilt football, per reports

Five-star quarterback Jared Curtis shook the recruiting world when he flipped his commitment from Georgia football to Vanderbilt on Dec. 2 per a report from Rivals.

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Report: Georgia’s 5-star QB commit Jared Curtis flips to Vanderbilt

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Five-star QB Jared Curtis flips from Georgia to Vanderbilt

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Jared Curtis denying Vanderbilt news shouldn't scare fans

Five-star 2026 high school football prospect Jared Curtis claimed on Tuesday he hasn't yet made a decision on his college destination.

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Jared Curtis denies he has flipped commitment to Vanderbilt football, Clark Lea

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Jared Curtis says not so fast, he hasn't spoken to Georgia or Vandy

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Vanderbilt lands blockbuster flip from 5-star QB Jared Curtis

As a junior, he completed more than 70 percent of his throws while racking up 2,830 yards and 40 touchdown passes, adding 18 more scores on the ground.

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Notre Dame makes big move in Rivals Team Rankings after five-star QB flips to SEC program

Bombshell news broke in the college football recruiting world as Nashville (Tenn.) Christian’s Jared Curtis, the consensus No. 1 quarterback in the 2026 class, reportedly flipped his commitment from Georgia to Vanderbilt.

Yahoo! Sports

Hurricanes’ highest-rated recruit flips to Gators: ‘I didn’t want to go into a bad situation’

The Miami Hurricanes‘ 2025 recruiting class took a big hit from an in-state rival. Four-star safety Hylton Stubbs backed off his Miami commitment and flipped to rival Florida, costing UM one of its top players in this year’s class. Stubbs said the ...

The New York Times

The art of college football recruiting flips: ‘It’s almost like a breakup. It’s so disheartening’

Sterling Sanders could feel the tears coming on. It was late October and Sanders was elated. He’d just committed to Boston College inside coach Bill O’Brien’s office. A handshake sealed the deal. The three-star defensive lineman from Blytheville, S.C ...