Three-star defensive end from Hawaii makes official visit to Tech

Three-star defensive end Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa made an official visit to Georgia Tech on Wednesday, according to a post on Twitter by Tagovailoa-Amosa.

The 6-foot-4, 270 pound senior at Kapolei High School in Kapolei, Hawaii posted pictures of his visit early Thursday morning and wrote on Twitter, "Huge Mahalo to Coach Johnson and the rest of the staff for a phenomenal experience! Truly blessed for the opportunity!"

Tagovailoa-Amosa received his offer from Tech on July 31 and has offers from Southern California, Oregon, Air Force, Arizona, Army, Hawaii, Navy, Oregon State, UNLV, Utah State, Vanderbilt and Virginia, according to 247 Sports.

Tagovailoa-Amosa is expected to visit Virginia on Jan. 27, according to 247 Sports.

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