Tech makes final 12 list for Jordan Nwora

Georgia Tech survived the cut of Jordan Nwora’s top 12 schools on Monday.

Nwora, a 6-foot-8 senior from Buffalo, NY, narrowed his options for collegiate basketball on Monday to include California, Tech, Long Beach State, Louisville, Marquette, North Carolina State, Northwestern, Oklahoma State, Southern California, South Florida, Texas Tech and Utah.

Nwora received his offer from Tech in May and is set to officially visit Tech this weekend, according to SNY's Adam Zagoria.

Listed as No. 91 on ESPN 100 2017 recruits, Nwora has 23 total offers, according too 247 Sports.

Nwora, a 4-star recruit, is set to begin his senior season with the Vermont Academy in the next few weeks.

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