Floridian Greg Delaine commits to Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech picked up its second commitment this week when cornerback prospect Greg Delaine of Fort Myers (Fla.) High announced his decision Friday to accept a spot in the Yellow Jackets’ 2022 signing class.

Delaine, listed at 6-foot-1 and 170 pounds, brings the number of committed players to 18. He followed running back Terron Kellman of Baltimore, who announced his commitment Monday.

Delaine does not have a 247Sports Composite ranking, but he is rated as a three-star prospect by Rivals. He also announced scholarship offers from Mississippi State, Utah, Syracuse, Wake Forest and Iowa State. Tech made its offer in May.

Moments like this I would like to give thanks to the Man Above! Also my family and loved ones! I appreciate the GT family for accepting me with that being said I’m all in IM COMMITTED !!!!! Let’s WORK 😈@CoachPopovich @GeorgiaTechFB @CoachCollins @GTFootball @AndyDemetra pic.twitter.com/ta21p3KobD
— Greg Delaine jr (@delaine_gregory) October 22, 2021

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