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ICYMI: Four-star recruit to visit Georgia Tech

By Staff Staff
Jan 29, 2016

Donavaughn Campbell, a four-star offensive lineman from Louisiana, is expected to make his official visit to Georgia Tech this weekend.

He’s committed to LSU, but has a close tie to the Yellow Jackets.

Read JuliaKate E. Culpepper's report  to find out:

•What is that close tie?

•What other recent commitment from a player could also influence Campbell’s decision?

•What is Campbell’s height and weight?

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