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1 week ago |
247sports.com | Rod MacKenzie |Rod Mackenzie
Things aren't as cut and dry on the defensive side of the ball as they are on offense. There are still a lot of decisions to be made in the 2026 class. The defense currently has five verbal commits. The third official visit weekend went a long way to meeting the defensive goals. Secondary – The offseason saw the Jackets add four secondary players from the portal.
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2 weeks ago |
247sports.com | Rod MacKenzie |Rod Mackenzie
This will be the final big weekend of visits. VIPThe third official visit weekend for Georgia Tech will see the Jacket staff hosting the smallest group of the three official visit weekends. Even though it is the smallest it will still include a double-digit group. The visits will give the staff a clearer picture of where things stand with their targets. Athens defensive end Anthony Lonon has narrowed his list to Georgia Tech, North Carolina State and Wake Forest.
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2 weeks ago |
247sports.com | Rod MacKenzie |Rod Mackenzie
We answer our subscribers' questions in this weekly feature. VIPQ. Have football player ratings in general been rising in the past few years? Or does it just seem that way since we're in on higher rated players? A. Nothing has changed in the rating system. Things are different with this staff in that they are not afraid to compete for the higher rated players. Q. In tracking baseball pitching counts, how are the warmup throws between innings counted by a coach that monitors such things?
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2 weeks ago |
247sports.com | Rod MacKenzie |Rod Mackenzie
Georgia Tech currently has five offensive commits. VIPGeorgia Tech has now completed two of their three official visit weekends with the final one being held on the 13th. There will be individual visits after the final weekend. Five of those recruit commitments come from the offensive side of the ball. Today we'll look at where things stand on offense. Quarterback – The Jackets only plan to take one quarterback.
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2 weeks ago |
247sports.com | Rod MacKenzie |Rod Mackenzie
When Georgia Tech baseball coach Danny Hall announced his retirement in late March, it was a foregone conclusion that assistant coach James Ramsey would be his successor. Hall's early announcement was to have a coach in place and ready to go at the end of the season. As part of his retirement announcement, Hall recommended Ramsey as his successor. The decision was a quick one and players were notified allowing for a smooth transition.
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