A look at the Georgia Tech freshman jersey numbers

Georgia Tech’s first football practice is set for Aug. 4, a Friday. In anticipation of that, Tech updated its numerical roster, a move that revealed the numbers that the freshmen will wear.

Two of the freshmen, Jaytlin Askew (33) and Gentry Bonds (34), reported in January and were assigned numbers in spring practice.

Here’s the full list of scholarship freshmen and their jersey numbers:

92 Cortez Alston, DL

33 Jaytlin Askew, DB

34 Gentry Bonds, DB

29 Tariq Carpenter, ATH

72 Charlie Clark, OL

91 Kelton Dawson, DL

56 Connor Hansen, OL

27 Pressley Harvin, P

41 Jaquan Henderson, LB

15 Jerry Howard, BB

12 Bruce Jordan-Swilling, LB

37 Brenton King, PK

57 Mikey Minihan OL

40 Kaleb Oliver, ATH

18 Tobias Oliver, QB

89 Antwan Owens, DL

24 Jordan Ponchez-Mason, AB/BB

73 Zach Quinney, OL

45 T.D. Roof, LB

82 Adonicas Sanders, WR

13 Avery Showell, ATH

3 Tre Swilling, DB

58 Boe Tufele, OL

39 Dameon Williams, DB

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