Georgia Tech picks up commit No. 10

Tech’s Paul Johnson (AJC file)

Steve Dolphus,a 3-star from Macon, committed to Georgia Tech on Wednesday, per multiple reports.

Dolphus is a 6-foot-5, 200-pound receiver from Westside High School. Dolphus reported more than 15 scholarship offers, including Florida, Louisville, Ole Miss and Miami.

Dolphus is rated as the No. 90 overall prospect in the state of Georgia. He is commit No. 10 for Tech’s 2016 recruiting class, and the first at receiver.

Congrats to Westside's 2015 Homecoming King and Queen, Stephen Dolphus (who also scored a TD) and Asia Hollingshed. pic.twitter.com/FnhIuign47
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