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A compelling cornerback returned to the market Tuesday.

Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove four-star Kayin Lee announced a decommitment from Georgia.

Lee (5-11, 180), ranked No. 173 nationally by Rivals.com, committed to the Dawgs in late September.

But UGA signing three corners in this last class is believed to have given Lee pause, and thus it was no coincidence a stream of offers started coming in over the past month.

Clemson brought in three corners for the '22 class as well. But with the rate at which Mike Reed plays freshmen, that hurdle could perhaps be mitigated.

We wrote last summer that Lee was the best corner performer we observed at the Dabo Swinney Camp.

The Tigers have only offered one corner since then -- Coppell (Texas) four-star Braxton Myers, likewise a camp participant. And that offer only came last month.

Ohio State will be the team to watch with Lee. UGA also has a strong track record for getting decommitments to re-up later in the cycle.