Notre Dame Commit Khary Adams Shuts Down Michigan Flip Rumors with One Word
Khary Adams, a highly regarded cornerback in the 2026 recruiting class, made it clear that he’s not going anywhere—except to Notre Dame’s defensive backfield.
Recruiting drama has always been a part of college football, but the rise of social media has only amplified it. This week, Notre Dame fans got a much-needed reaffirmation from their prized recruit, Adams.
The 6-foot-2, 175-pound standout from Loyola Blakefield in Maryland committed to the Fighting Irish back in June. Despite his pledge, rumors swirled about a potential flip to Michigan, but Adams quickly shut those down with a simple response on social media.
Adams, who chose Notre Dame over offers from Michigan, Penn State, and South Carolina, has been a key part of the Irish’s 2026 class. Even after receiving offers from nearly 40 programs, he reaffirmed his commitment to Notre Dame, doubling down after a comment from recruiting reporter Mike Singer.
His tweet left no room for ambiguity: Adams is sticking with Notre Dame.
As one of the top recruits in a stacked secondary, Adams is poised to contribute to an already talented defensive group in South Bend.
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