Georgia Tech started last weekend with no players committed to its 2023 signing class. As of Friday night, the Yellow Jackets had three. That’s when Norcross High wide receiver Zion Taylor announced his decision to accept a spot in Tech’s 2023 class, becoming the third player to do so since Sunday.

On June 1, he announced a top 10 that also included Pittsburgh, Utah and Coastal Carolina, among others.

Defensive end Anthony Little, a three-star prospect from Rock Creek Christian Academy in Upper Marlboro, Md., announced his commitment Monday, and offensive tackle Ethan Mackenny of Lassiter High announced his Sunday.

Taylor, a three-star prospect rated the No. 95 player in Georgia (247Sports Composite), took his official visit to Tech last weekend. All three commitments thus far were from prospects who made official visits last weekend. It wouldn’t be a surprise if the commitments continued to accumulate. Coach Geoff Collins was host for 13 recruits making official visits this weekend.

Taylor, listed at 6-foot-1 and 185 pounds, played previously at Parkview High before transferring to Norcross.

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