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Top-Ranked Safety Poole to Announce College Choice July 17

Four-star Georgia prospect Ta'Shawn Poole will decide between Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida State on July 17, with implications for SEC recruiting.

Top-Ranked Safety Poole to Announce College Choice July 17

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Four-star safety Ta'Shawn Poole, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound prospect from Howard High School in Macon, Georgia, has set July 17 as his commitment announcement date. According to 247Sports analyst Brendan Sonnone, the standout defensive back will choose between the University of Tennessee, University of Georgia, and Florida State University during a public announcement.

Poole ranks as the No. 4 safety in the 2027 recruiting class nationally and the No. 6 overall prospect in Georgia, making his decision significant for SEC competition in the region. Tennessee's pursuit of in-state and regional talent reflects the conference's intensifying recruiting battles as programs vie for top defensive prospects ahead of the 2027 signing period.

The announcement underscores the continued importance of Georgia and Tennessee as talent pipelines for major college football programs. For Nashville-area business professionals following regional sports and the economic impact of major athletic programs, Poole's decision represents the ongoing competition for top talent that shapes conference strength and program success in the Southeast.

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