5 things for Georgia Tech fans to know on Monday

1. Georgia Tech basketball coach Josh Pastner laid out his strategy for how he wants to use his remaining scholarships for the 2017 class . The story includes a list of possible targets, one of whom was recently released from his letter of intent at UNC-Wilmington .

2. That class added its third member Saturday, Moses Wright, a forward from Raleigh, N.C. His AAU coach shared a little about his unlikely story and how he came to be a Tech recruit . Saturday was also the one-year anniversary of Pastner's hire. A look back at coverage from that weekend .

3. The Tech football team scrimmaged Saturday and, despite four turnovers, coach Paul Johnson liked what he saw from multiple players on offense and shared his thoughts on a few different players and position groups.

4. Three days after a home visit with a top prospect, Pastner lost out to Missouri .

5. From Augusta and colleague Doug Roberson: Tech great Matt Kuchar shared the ball from his final-round hole-in-one with a young fan .

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