Four-star shooting guard Herb Jones considering Tech

Herb Jones, shooting guard from Moundville, Ala., took an unofficial visit to Georgia Tech on Aug. 13, according to Jones’ Twitter page.

Since his visit to Georgia Tech, Jones visited Georgia on Aug. 27 and Auburn on Sept. 3, according to his Twitter page.

The 6-foot-7, 183 pound senior from Hale County High School is the fourth highest recruit in the state of Alabama, according to 247Sports top 2017 recruits list.

In June, Jones received a scholarship offer from Tech, announced on his Twitter page.

The 4-star Jones is highly considering Alabama, Florida, Auburn, Florida State and Georgia, according to 247 Sports.

According to Jones’ Twitter page, the 3-star senior has also received offers from Stanford, Western Kentucky, Florida Gulf Coast, South Alabama, and Santa Clara University.

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