Georgia Tech Lands Twin OL Commits in 2026 Recruiting Win

“Georgia Tech is the place where offensive linemen should want to go,” Courtney told Jackets Online after his visit. “Especially with Coach Key being a former offensive lineman, and Coach Geep Wade coaching you up. That’s something I want to be a part of.”

Courtney, ranked as the No. 75 player in Georgia by Rivals, brings versatility and work ethic to the offensive front. His brother, Courtlin, also rated 3 stars isn’t yet ranked nationally but is quickly gaining attention.

While most commits talk about football, these two are thinking bigger. Their decisions weren’t just about gamedays at Bobby Dodd Stadium; they were about building futures.

“I chose GT because I trust the coaches with developing me,” said Courtlin. “They have plans for me to succeed in life as a man and not just an athlete.”

Both brothers emphasized Georgia Tech’s commitment to life beyond football, a message that clearly resonated with the duo. For Brent Key, a former lineman himself, and offensive line coach Geep Wade, the Heards represent more than size and strength. They represent belief in a vision.

With five offensive players already committed in the 2026 class, it’s clear that Georgia Tech is prioritizing protection, development, and durability on offense. These twin commitments are a clear signal: Georgia Tech plans to dominate the trenches for years to come.

Courtney promises to bring “versatility” and “hard work,” while Courtlin describes himself as a “competitor” who’ll give his all to the program. At 6-foot-4 and still developing physically, the Heard brothers are long-term assets, exactly the kind of high-upside players that Brent Key loves to mold.

This isn’t just another recruiting headline. It’s a statement of intent.

The Yellow Jackets are investing in their foundation. With the Heard twins on board, the Flats are getting tougher, smarter, and more future-focused, exactly what Georgia Tech needs to rise in the ACC ranks.

The future just got stronger, times two.