Orlando, Fla. point guard Michael Devoe receives 2018 Tech offer

Michael Devoe, a 3-star point guard from Orlando, Fla., received a 2018 offer from Georgia Tech on Thursday, according to a post by Devoe on Twitter..

Devoe announced his offer on Twitter on Thursday evening writing, “Georgia Tech offered! #trulyblessed.”

The 6-foot-4, 175 pound junior from Oak Ridge High School has received offers from Florida Gulf Coast, Georgia, UCF, SMU, George Washington, St. Louis and TCU, according to Devoe’s Twitter profile. Devoe also has offers from LSU, Massachusetts, Miami and Southern California, according to 247 Sports.

Devoe is listed at No. 14 on 247 Sports’ list of top 2018 recruits in the state of Florida and No. 34 on 247 Sports’ list of top point guards for 2018.

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