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Georgia Tech hires Harvard assistant Matt Fraschilla to join head coach Scott Cross’s staff.
Fraschilla previously worked with Jay Wright's Villanova staff and led Harvard's recruiting and defensive efforts.
Fraschilla helped develop players and contributed to Harvard’s 17-12 season with a 10-4 Ivy record in 2025-26.
Cross and Tech are expanding their staff as they navigate transfer portal changes.
Fraschilla will join a staff that includes Wes Flanigan and Kenneth Mangrum among others.
Georgia Tech has already added a transfer portal piece, forward Tylis Jordan.
Cross emphasizes improving the program as Tech eyes continued roster improvements.
Fraschilla expressed gratitude for the opportunity to join Georgia Tech.
The announcement highlights Harvard’s past achievements under Fraschilla.
Fraschilla helped Harvard develop two Ivy League Rookie of the Year winners.

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Georgia Tech successfully retains Moustapha Diop in the 2026 class after a National Letter of Intent release.
Diop is a 6-foot-10 forward from Overtime Elite and is viewed as a versatile rim-runner and defender for GT.
Cross credited the staff's relationship with Diop and his prior recruiter Wes Flanigan for the retention.
Diop helped GT by adding depth and potential scoring and defense in the frontcourt.
The development is framed as a significant roster win for next season under Cross.
Diop has experience from Overtime Elite and brings leadership and defense to GT.
Diop’s growth at OTE helped him develop defensive mentality and adaptability.
Diop will be part of Cross’s 2026 signing class after re-engagement with GT staff.
Diop’s size and wingspan are noted as assets for GT’s interior presence.
Diop has shown potential as a rim protector and defensive presence in the paint.
Diop’s recruitment included serious interest from Ole Miss, Oregon, Alabama and others before staying with GT.

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Georgia Tech secured a transfer commitment from Victor Valdes, a 6-foot-7 forward who played for Scott Cross at Troy.
Valdes averaged 7.9 points and 2.9 rebounds in 98 games for Troy, with a breakout 14.8 PPG season as a junior.
Valdes has international experience with Mexico and previously played for Zentro Basket Madrid.
Cross is entering a roster-building phase, aiming to complete Tech’s 2026-27 roster as the new Jackets head coach.
Valdes previously played in Spain and progressed from junior to international competition before joining Tech.
Valdes contributed to Troy’s NCAA Tournament appearance and led the team in scoring and assists in prior seasons.
Georgia Tech’s coaching shift occurred recently, with Cross taking the job and building out staff.
The Jackets expect more portal activity as they finalize their 2026-27 roster.
Valdes is set to have one season of eligibility remaining at Georgia Tech.

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Georgia Tech signs former Troy forward Victor Valdes, adding size and scoring potential to the ACC roster.
Valdes stands 6'7" and 235 pounds, averaging 14.8 PPG, 4.5 APG, and 4.0 RPG last season.
Valdes developed into an All-Conference forward during his time at Troy.
The transfer adds to Georgia Tech's offseason additions, including Tylis Jordan and Moustapha Diop.
Georgia Tech’s roster also features returnees Cole Kirouac and Kam Craft.
Valdes is expected to have an immediate impact for Scott Cross at Georgia Tech.
The move underscores Georgia Tech’s focus on upgrading talent and depth this offseason.
Valdes played 34 games last season with Troy, starting three and averaging 16.8 minutes.
Valdes helped Troy win the Sun Belt regular season and conference tournament titles.

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