Harrison Bailey

QB – Marietta (Marietta, GA) 6’5, 211
Committed: 11/29/2018
Stars: 4 – 247Sports Composite / 4 – Rivals / 4 – ESPN

Josh Ward’s Analysis: Bailey’s future at Tennessee will make a big impact on how this class is viewed. Bailey is a big kid who helped lead his Marietta team to a state championship. He helped the Vols recruit and will compete for immediate playing time next year.

Eric Cain’s Analysis: Tennessee’s quarterback of the class, Bailey, will have the opportunity to push for playing time next season. He’s the ideal size for Jim Chaney’s offense and throws the ball with good accuracy. He also possesses some sneaky athleticism. Bailey was one of the first commits and played a vital role in the shape of the class.

Highlights

Quick Facts From UT Athletics
Led Marietta to its first state championship in over 50 years on Dec. 14 in the Georgia Class AAAAAAA in Atlanta by passing for 271 yards in the 17-9 victory
2020 All-American Bowl Selection
2019 Nike Elite 11 Finalist
2019 Rivals100 Five-Star Challenge MVP
2018 Georgia Class AAAAAAA South First Team
Passing for 4,271 yards and 44 touchdowns against just nine interceptions in 15 games in 2019, completing 69.4 percent of his passes
Finished his high school career with 11,700 passing yards to rank fourth in Georgia history and becoming one of just five Georgia players to surpass 10,000 career passing yards, joining Trevor Lawrence (13,902), Deshaun Watson (13,077), Jake Fromm (12,745) and K’Hari Lane (10,217)
Second-ranked pro-style quarterback in the country and No. 39 overall prospect according to Rivals
Consensus Top 5 national quarterback prospect
Four-year starter who also passed for 2,800 yards and 29 touchdowns as a junior in 2018