Notre Dame is on the short list for this coveted cornerback who picks his school next week
Notre Dame is on the short list for this coveted cornerback who picks his school next week
Notre Dame is on the short list for cornerback Caden Harris, who is set to announce his college decision next week.
Harris, out of Brownsville Haywood in Tennessee, is a four-star recruit and the number 92 overall player for 247Sports. He will announce his school choice on Tuesday, April 29 at 1 p.m. ET on the 247Sports YouTube channel.
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Notre Dame is in the running along with Auburn, Georgia, Missouri and Vanderbilt.
Harris is 6'0", 160 pounds and has 40 offers. He's the No. 11 cornerback for 247Sports and the No. 4 overall player from the state of Tennessee.
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