With the National Championship game on Monday, college football's on-field season will come to a close. At the same time, its off-field season will be revving up the engines for a stretch run as coaches look to put the finishing touches on their recruiting classes for the class of 2016.
For Georgia Tech, January projects to be a little more busy than most would have hoped. At the moment, they only have 12 commitments (including 3 enrolled), and have enough open scholarships to add another 7, not counting any further attrition or walk-on players being awarded scholarships.