Georgia Tech offensive lineman to transfer

Georgia Tech’s offensive line took a loss Saturday.

Freshman Peyton Joseph plans to enter the transfer portal, according to On3. Joseph played in five games on special teams this past season and one on offense.

A former four-star recruit out of Houston County High School, Joseph (6-4, 305) played four offensive snaps in Tech’s win over Gardner-Webb on Sept. 6. He logged 29 special teams snaps in games against Clemson, Temple, Wake Forest, Duke and Syracuse.

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Joseph was committed to Florida State before signing with Tech in December of 2024.

The NCAA’s transfer portal officially opens Jan. 2.

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