Three-star offensive tackle reflects on unofficial visit to Tech

Brentwood, Tenn. offensive tackle Cole Mabry went on an unofficial visit to Georgia Tech on Sunday.

The 6-foot-6, 265 pound junior does not currently have an offer from the Yellow Jackets. Mabry has offers from Cincinnati, Colorado State, Indiana and Memphis, according to 247 Sports.

“I liked the winning tradition of the program along with the quality of education you receive there,” Mabry said. “The coaches seem like they care a lot about their players and are interested in their personal development.”

The 3-star junior at Brentwood High School is ranked 18th on 247 Sports’ list of top 2018 recruits in Tennessee.

Mabry posted a photo from his visit on Twitter on Sunday with the caption, "Good visit today at Georgia Tech."

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