Georgia Tech Basketball turns heads with addition of explosive guard

In the ever-evolving world of college basketball, Georgia Tech is making sure its not left behind.

The Yellow Jackets added another major piece to their 2025-26 puzzle on Saturday, landing a commitment from dynamic guard Lamar Washington and its a move thats already turning heads.A Proven Playmaker Joins the HiveLamar Washington isnt just another transfer.

The 6-foot-4 guard out of Portland, Oregon, brings a rare combination of athleticism, vision, and toughness.

After a standout season at Pacific, where he averaged 13.5 points and 5.8 assists, Washington led the West Coast Conference in steals and set school records for assists in a season (191) and in a single game (15).

His 40-point explosion against Washington State showed he can take over when needed something Georgia Tech has sorely lacked in recent years.A Career of Climbing and CompetingWashingtons journey has been one of consistent growth.

After dominating at Jefferson High (31.2 points, 10.3 rebounds, 5.1 assists per game), the former four-star recruit went from Texas Tech to Pacific, refining his game and proving he can thrive in different systems.

His development arc is exactly the type of story that new head coach Damon Stoudamire is betting on: high-upside players hungry to prove themselves.Building a Roster That Can Compete NowWashington becomes Techs fourth major offseason addition, joining Peyton Marshall (Missouri), Kam Craft (Miami-Ohio), and German standout Davin Remagen.

Combined with a strong freshman class and international depth, this roster is shaping up to be one of the most balanced Georgia Tech has seen in years.

With the ACC getting more competitive, the Yellow Jackets are signaling theyre not just rebuilding theyre reloading.Final BuzzLamar Washington brings firepower, leadership, and experience.

With his commitment, Georgia Tech fans have a real reason to believe that the program is on the rise and ready to sting.Related: Georgia Tech DT Zeek Biggers drafted by Miami DolphinsRelated: Georgia Techs Jackson Hawes drafted by Buffalo Bills.

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