Georgia Tech OL Target Tyreek Jemison Makes College Commitment Decision

Four-Star OL Tyreek Jemison made his college decision today, and Georgia Tech was among the five finalists for the talented prospect. However, Jemison did not choose the Yellow Jackets today. Jemison is headed to Kentucky to play for Mark Stoops. The Yellow Jackets have three OL commits in the class so far.

When could Georgia Tech land another commitment? They still have a number of targets on the board.

On Sunday, 2026 Georgia Tech defensive line target Freddie Wilson announced his final three schools, and the Yellow Jackets made the cut, alongside ACC foe Miami and Minnesota. Wilson would be a strong addition to the class for Brent Key and his staff, but it looks like Wilson might be trending towards the Hurricanes. Yesterday, Wilson got a 247Sports Crystal Ball Prediction from Miami analyst Gaby Urruti,a and his prediction is the Hurricanes. Now, Crystal Ball Predictions are not guarantees, but it does show where this recruitment might be trending. Can the Yellow Jackets catch Miami and get a recruiting win over Mario Cristobal? Keep an eye out on this one.

Wilson is a three-star prospect who plays at Spruce Creek High School in Florida, and according to the 247Sports Composite, he is ranked as the No. 520 prospect in the nation, the No. 61 defensive lineman in the country, and the No. 72 player in the state of Florida. He has taken official visits to all three of Miami, Minnesota, and Georgia Tech. Per 247Sports, Wilson finished his junior season with 65 tackles (7 TFLs) and 5 sacks. Helped Spruce Creek go 8-4 and make the second round of Florida’s 7A playoffs.

Our own Najeh Wilkins gave his thoughts on Wilson including Georgia Tech in his final three:

"At 6’4 and 265 pounds he is a force in the interior of the defensive line being able to engulf running lanes and stuff running back with ease. Wilson has a good get-off and uses his hands and strengths to get past offensive linemen and make a living in the backfield. He’s been working this offseason and improving his strength. He benched 315 pounds on six reps back in late March. You can see the difference in his frame and how agile he looks running through reps. 

A thing to note for Wilson was his recent post on his X page, where he gave thanks to Georgia Tech after his official visit. Wilson visited on June 13th and made the post eight days later.