Josh Petty, a 2025 OL who was recruited by Ohio State, is committed to Georgia Tech with an impressive NIL deal heading his way.
Published: Aug. 15, 2024, 5:00 a.m.Georgia Tech and Petty agreed to a three-year, “Roster Value” deal worth at least $800,000 per year, according to a. In the report, a source from Florida State – a school that lost out on Petty – said his recruitment did not turn into a bidding war.
“My son and other athletes have an opportunity to put together a financial foundation that will allow them to transition in life and be able to address some of the issues of affordability,” the elder Petty said. ESPN had five Buckeyes earn preseason honors with running back Quinson Judkins, offensive guard Donovan Jackson, defensive tackle Tyleik Williams and cornerback Denzel Burke earning second-team honors.
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