South Fulton Today

Georgia Tech football has added three new transfers to its roster: University of Notre Dame defensive back Khari Gee, University of Louisville running back Hassan Hall and Florida State University defensive back Ahmari Harvey.

Georgia Tech head coach Geoff Collins said in a release on Jan. 17 that the transfers are prepared to begin practicing on the field with the entire team in February.

"I'm excited to welcome three more outstanding young men to the Georgia Tech football family in Khari, Hassan and Ahmari," Collins said. "All three of them are great additions to our team — on the field and in the locker room — as well as our campus and our community."

A redshirt freshman, Gee arrives from Notre Dame with a remaining four years of eligibility, Georgia Tech reported in the release. While in high school, Rivals rated Gee as a four-star prospect and ranked him as Georgia's No. 25 player overall in 2021.

Hall comes to the team after four seasons of playing for Louisville, where he participated in a total of 42 games, rushing for 1,299 yards. Throughout his time at Louisville, Hall earned 13 touchdowns and 2,369 kickoff return yards. He has one remaining season of eligibility, having graduated with a bachelor's degree in communication from Louisville in December, Georgia Tech reported.

Courted by Florida State out of high school where he was rated a four-star recruit by ESPN, 247Sports and Rivals, Harvey has four years of eligibility left. During his high school experience, ESPN ranked Harvey as the No. 5 safety in the country, and Rivals ranked him as Florida's No. 30 player overall, Georgia Tech reported.