Today we'll wrap up the series by taking a look at the final few prospects who didn't have roles quite as big as the one's we've discussed so far, but still played and will factor into Georgia Tech's success in 2016 and beyond.
After a dramatic recruiting battle with UCLA, Victor Alexander finally signed with Georgia Tech and immediately garnered a large amount of hype from the fan base. His high school film was an exciting blend of crushing hits and big-time interceptions. With Quayshawn Nealy leaving, many Jacket fans felt that Alexander would take over the starting position at MLB as early as this season.