Tyriq Green, a highly sought-after four-star athlete, is poised to make a significant decision regarding his college football future on July 12. The standout player has narrowed his choices to three top programs: the Georgia Bulldogs, Auburn Tigers, and Miami Hurricanes.
Currently playing at Buford High School in Georgia, Green has a solid track record, having previously played for Kell High School in Marietta during his early high school years. Standing 5-foot-11 and weighing 190 pounds, he is recognized as the No. 151 recruit nationwide, the 21st best in Georgia, and the 10th best player at his position in the country.
Primarily playing as a safety and running back, Green’s impressive athletic ability is complemented by his achievements in track. He was part of Buford’s 6A state championship-winning 4×400 meters relay team, which set a state record with a time of 39.81 seconds.
While speculation suggests that Green may commit to the University of Georgia, where he could potentially team up with Buford offensive lineman Graham Houston, nothing is set in stone. His decision could sway in any direction, a common occurrence in the recruiting landscape.
Green is expected to announce his commitment at 4 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 12, and fans and recruits alike are eager to see which program he will choose. The excitement surrounding his commitment reflects the dynamic nature of college football recruitment and the talent promising athletes like Green bring to the sport.