Georgia Tech Offers 2023 Running Back Jamarius Haynes – Sports Illustrated
One of the more under the radar running back prospects plays in the state of Alabama and he received an offer from Georgia Tech today. Jamarius Haynes is the latest running back to receive an offer from the Yellow Jackets and it comes one day after Brent Key made the decision to hire Vanderbilt running backs coach Norval McKenzie.
McKenzie has not been shy about handing out offers since being hired yesterday and Haynes is just the latest. Deago Benson was offered yesterday and this weekend, Evan Dickens is going to be taking his official visit to Atlanta.
Haynes is a powerful runner with room to grow. He is tough to bring down and can be a home-run threat in the backfield.
Other offers that Haynes has include Clemson and Washington State. Key is currently looking to close the class out strong and getting a running back on board for next season.
The Yellow Yellow Jackets class currently ranks 67th in the 247Sports composite and 14th in the ACC.
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Jackson Caudell covers Georgia Tech Athletics at FanNation, a part of the Sports Illustrated Media Network and has been a lifelong Atlanta sports fan.