A fourth wide receiver from Georgia Tech has announced his intention to transfer. Abdul Janneh plans to pursue the 2025 season at a different school, as reported by On3Sports on Wednesday. He has one year of eligibility left after spending two seasons with Tech and three at Duquesne. An important contributor on special teams, Janneh recorded seven receptions for 109 yards in 2024, and six catches for 122 yards and two touchdowns in 2023.
He played the second-most special teams snaps of any Yellow Jacket in the 2024 season. Because he has already used up his eligibility, Janneh will need a waiver from the NCAA to play in 2025. He joins other players who have left Tech this offseason, including wide receivers Eric Singleton Jr., Christian Leary, and Leo Blackburn; offensive linemen Brandon Best, Kai Greer, Patrick Screws, Corey Robinson, and Jordan Brown; running backs Trey Cooley and Evan Dickens; linebackers Jacob Cruz and Caleb Dozier; defensive backs Jayden Davis and Taye Seymore; defensive linemen Horace Lockett, Uche Iloh, and Romello Height; and quarterback Zach Pyron.
Meanwhile, Tech has welcomed a number of new players for the 2025 season, including punter Marshall Nichols (Nevada-Las Vegas, Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School), running back Malachi Hosley (Penn, Northside-Columbus High School), defensive ends A.J. Hoffler (Clemson, Woodward Academy), Brayden Manley (Mercer), and Ronald Triplette (Texas-San Antonio), long snapper Luke Whiting (Florida Atlantic), linebackers Melvin Jordan IV (Oregon State) and Cayden Spaulding (Tennessee Tech, Miller Grove HS), defensive tackle Matthew Alexander (Central Florida, Buford HS), tight ends Harry Lodge (Wake Forest) and J.T. Byrne (California), wide receivers Debron Gatling (South Carolina, Milton HS), Dean Patterson (Florida International), and Eric Rivers (Florida International), offensive linemen Andrew Rosinski (North Carolina, Creekview HS) and JaKolby Jones (Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Mississippi), and defensive backs Kelvin Hill (Alabama-Birmingham, Carrollton HS) and Daiquan White (Eastern Michigan, Creekside HS).
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