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Georgia Tech has added three more transfers to its football team after announcing the previous week that four transfers were joining the squad, the school said in a release.

The three newcomers are defensive back Khari Gee, a redshirt freshman from Atlanta; senior running back Hassan Hall, also from Atlanta; and defensive back Ahmari Harvey, a redshirt freshman from Tallahassee, Florida, Georgia Tech reported in a release.

"I'm excited to welcome three more outstanding young men to the Georgia Tech football family in Khari, Hassan and Ahmari," Georgia Tech head coach Geoff Collins said in the release. "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. They're ready to get to work right away and I'm excited to get back on the practice field with our full team next month."

Gee, previously from the University of Notre Dame, has four years of eligibility remaining after not seeing any action as a true freshman for the Fighting Irish, Georgia Tech reported. He was a four-star prospect at Woodward Academy in Atlanta. Rivals rated Gee the No. 25 overall player in Georgia in 2021.

Hall comes to Georgia Tech after graduating with his bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Louisville in December, Georgia Tech reported. He played in 42 games over four seasons for Louisville totaling 3,843 yards, primarily as a running back and kick returner. He rushed for 1,299 yards and earned 2,369 yards in kickoff returns. He has scored 13 touchdowns in his collegiate career. Hall attended Maynard Jackson High School in Atlanta.

Harvey has four years of eligibility remaining after not playing at Auburn University. He was a rated a four-star prospect by ESPN, 247Sports and Rivals, and was ranked the No. 5 safety in the country by ESPN, Georgia Tech reported.