Tech commit Zach Quinney has home visit from Johnson, Owens

Georgia Tech commit and 3-star offensive lineman Zach Quinney received a home visit from Tech coach Paul Johnson and slot backs coach and special teams coordinator Lamar Owens.

Quinney, 6-foot-5, 265 pounds, announced his home visit on Monday on Twitter writing, "Great in home visit with Coach Owens and Coach Johnson."

The 3-star senior from Savannah Christian Prep in Savannah, Ga. committed to the Yellow Jackets in July after receiving an offer in February.

Quinney is expected to take an official visit to Tech along with offensive line commit Charlie Clark on Friday and Saturday, according to Clark.

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