Sam Hartman has officially committed to Notre Dame for his final season of college football.

The former Wake Forest quarterback has been expected to transfer to the Irish since the day of Wake's win in the Gasparilla Bowl on Dec. 23, as was initially reported on Deacons Illustrated.

Hartman visited Notre Dame this week after having entered the transfer portal as a graduate transfer on Dec. 27. The window for transfers to make visits reopened on Wednesday.

With a tweet on Thursday afternoon, Hartman posted a simple caption and two photos of himself in a Notre Dame jersey.

The Charlotte native spent the last five seasons at Wake Forest and leaves the Deacons as one of the most-accomplished players in program history. He's the ACC's leading touchdown passer (110) and essentially owns every passing record in Wake Forest history.

Wake Forest and Notre Dame will play next season for the first time since 2018, when Hartman was a freshman making his fourth career start at Wake Forest. That game will be Oct. 28 in South Bend, Ind.