Top 2027 LB Renes praises Georgia Tech after official visit

Linebacker Noah Renes says Jackets are leading his recruitment after campus trip.

Apr. 12, 2026 at 9:52pm

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A fragmented, cubist-style painting depicting the dynamic movements of a linebacker making a tackle, with sharp geometric planes in shades of gold, navy, and crimson.A top linebacker prospect's official visit to Georgia Tech has the Jackets leading his recruitment, hinting at a potential program-changing commitment.Niceville Today

Noah Renes, a highly-touted linebacker prospect in the 2027 class, had an impressive official visit to Georgia Tech's campus and now has the Jackets leading in his recruitment. The Niceville, Florida native was blown away by the facilities, coaching staff, and overall experience during his time on The Flats.

Why it matters

Landing top recruits like Renes is crucial for Georgia Tech as they look to rebuild their football program and compete in the ACC. Renes is a blue-chip prospect who would be a major addition to the Jackets' defense.

The details

During his official visit, Renes praised Georgia Tech's facilities, coaching staff, and overall game-day atmosphere. He was particularly impressed by the dedication of the players and the passion of the fan base. Renes said the visit has put the Jackets firmly in the lead for his commitment.

  • Renes took his official visit to Georgia Tech on April 10, 2026.

The players

Noah Renes

A highly-touted linebacker prospect in the 2027 recruiting class from Niceville, Florida.

Georgia Tech

The ACC football program that is currently leading in the recruitment of Noah Renes.

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What they’re saying

“Georgia Tech is definitely leading the way for me right now after this visit. The facilities, the coaches, the energy of the program - it was all really impressive and has me thinking hard about committing to the Jackets.”

— Noah Renes, 2027 Linebacker Prospect

What’s next

Renes plans to take additional official visits in the coming months before making his final college decision.

The takeaway

Georgia Tech's ability to impress a blue-chip recruit like Noah Renes during his official visit is a positive sign for the program's future. If they can secure his commitment, it would be a major recruiting win that could help them build momentum on the field.