"We lost so I wasn't too happy about that. I was really trying to do something and I really couldn't do anything. I was double and triple-teamed and I didn't know they were going to play me like that. I just felt bad for my coaches and stuff and it really didn't go the way I planned it would," Harris said Sunday afternoon. "It was frustrating and my team was expecting so much more out of me and my coaches were, too. It was disappointing. Middleton's a good team and they were coached really well."
"It was good. It was a good senior season," Harris said. "I hope other people think that, too, the people that watch the games because I wanted to prove to everybody I was a top wide receiver in my class because they have me at 31 in my class ranking-wise and I just wanted to show everybody that I'm better than what they gave me. I just wanted to show everybody and prove that I'm a top wide receiver in the 2013 class."
"I'm enrolling early at the University of Tennessee as of right now," Harris said. "I'm pretty good as long as my wide receivers coach stays there. That was one of the big reasons I committed to Tennessee because he was my coach. If they fire him, which I doubt they would do, but if they do I'm looking at Oregon and South Carolina. If they fire him before I enroll than I'm going to look at other schools than. But, if they don't I'm going to stay there."
"It's up in the air because if they get a new coach before I can go down there coach Hinshaw said he's going to come up and visit me. So, I don't need to take an official if he's going to come up here," Harris said. "I'm not too much caught up in all the facilities and that stuff and I know it's nice and all that stuff, but the main thing I focus on is what they're going to do with the coaching staff, that's the main thing."