Are you down to a final three of Michigan, Ohio State and Penn State? “Yes.”
Do you have a plan for making your decision? “No.”
At The Opening Finals in Dallas over the summer, you said you were very confused with your recruitment. Is that still true? “Yes and no.”
What does that mean? “I am still confused, but I am not as confused.”
OK, but you’re torn between the three? “Yes.”
Do you think it’s strange that you’re not going to Ohio State for the Michigan game on Saturday? “No.”
Do you think people are going to read into that? “Yes.”
Do you care? “No.”
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“I answer the questions the best way I can answer them,” Harrison said. “If you don’t get much out of the answers, I’m sorry.”
Harrison said he hasn’t really thought a lot about much of the stuff people are saying about him. He doesn’t think he’s a public figure, he disagrees if you tell him he isn’t just some regular high school student and he hasn’t given much thought about how important his recruitment is to Urban Meyer and Ohio State.
Yup. That's Zach Harrison.
Harrison genuinely hates everything about the recruiting process and wants no part of the fame or publicity that comes with being one of the five best players in the country. And in an era of kids announcing their top-20 schools and absurd commitment videos, that's actually incredibly refreshing.
He thinks it's insane that so many people are emotionally invested in where a high schooler decides to go to go to college, and he's been sick of talking about it since day one.
