With the departure of Pat Gamble and Francis Kallon on the interior line, Brentavious Glanton should fill one of those empty spots. Glanton came as a a highly touted 2015 recruit from Albany, GA who had the opportunity for early playing time given the lack of depth that Tech has had in the middle the last several seasons. His freshman year he redshirted, but last year Glanton seemed like he was primed for a big breakout. It didn’t quite pan out that way. He spent most of last season on the bench behind Gamble, Kallon, and Kyle Cerge-Henderson. This year is the year that Glanton makes his breakout.
100 Days to Kickoff: The Case for Brentavious Glanton
