Rumors about five-star quarterback Jared Curtis’ future have spread quickly across social media. Major college football outlets such as On3 and 247Sports reported that Curtis had decommitted from Georgia and flipped to Clark Lea’s Vanderbilt program. However, the quarterback addressed the speculation on X, and his response could spell bad news for the Commodores.

In his post, the Nashville Christian High School standout expressed surprise at the reports linking him to Vanderbilt as Diego Pavia’s potential successor. Curtis clarified that he has not spoken with either program about his future.

“Don’t know where all this is coming from. Haven’t had a chance to talk to either school yet. I’ll keep y’all posted,” Curtis wrote on X.

This development could be disappointing for Vanderbilt fans, who believed the nation’s No. 1 quarterback had found his future home in Nashville. Curtis is a highly coveted prospect for good reason. Last season, he recorded 3,467 yards, 58 touchdowns, and only three interceptions for Nashville Christian, earning both the Division II-A Mr. Football award and the Gatorade Tennessee Player of the Year honor.

This is a developing story