Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Daniel Harris intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal, per reports. Players can't officially enter the portal until January, but a lot of players will be making their intentions known over the next several weeks as college football's massive roster shuffle begins.
Harris, a former four-star recruit, began the season as Georgia's starting cornerback opposite of All-SEC pick Daylen Everette. Harris eventually lost his starting role to Demello Jones and Ellis Robinson over the course of the season. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound junior is a physical presence on the outside, but he struggled to consistently make plays on the ball over the past two seasons.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementIn his three season career, Harris has 30 tackles, three pass deflections and no interceptions. In 2025, Harris has posted seven tackles, but had a significantly smaller role than 2024 when he started four games and posted 22 tackles.
Tennessee Volunteers wide receiver Chris Brazzell II (17) makes a catch against Georgia Bulldogs defensive back Daniel Harris (7)Harris' transfer does not come as a big surprise, but the timing could be problematic for Georgia's defensive back depth. Harris is Georgia's No. 4 or No. 5 cornerback right now, but his experience and ability to be in the right place to make a play will be missed.
It is unclear if Harris will play for Georgia in the SEC championship against Alabama or in the College Football Playoff.
This article originally appeared on UGA Wire: Georgia expected to lose DB to the transfer portal
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