College Basketball is getting closer and there is no better evidence of that than ACC tipoff. Georgia Tech is entering the second season of the Karen Blair era and she was there in Charlotte alongside La'Nya Foster and Talayah Walker and they got a chance to talk with the media about their upcoming season.
Georgia Tech is back home for a matchup against ACC rival Duke, coming into town fresh off a bye week. The Yellow Jackets are looking to earn their second win of the season and pull off an upset over the Blue Devils, who will look to keep rolling.
Georgia Tech returns back from its much-needed bye week and has another ACC game on the schedule this upcoming week. The Yellow Jackets will host undefeated Duke at home and are looking for their first conference win of the season.
In the preseason, the early part of Georgia Tech's schedule was supposed to be the most manageable part. Sure, there was the home game against Tennessee in week two, but Georgia Tech was opening the year as favorites against Colorado, Mercer, and Stanford.
The ACC race is a mess and with just one loss in conference play, Georgia Tech is right in the middle of all of it. The Yellow Jackets were off during week five and will resume play in week six against the undefeated Duke Blue Devils.
Georgia Tech was off in week five after their 1-3 start to the season, but several of the teams that they face in the coming weeks were in action. Virginia Tech looked like they were on their way to a 5-0 start, but it was Pitt who came back and won the game, despite losing their star quarterback midway through.
The first four weeks of the season for Georgia Tech have not been kind, but the bye week is arriving at the right time for the Yellow Jackets. With a 1-3 start, this team is underachieving compared to the love they were getting in the preseason, when they were picked to finish 5th in the ACC.
The bye week is nearly done, as the Yellow Jackets will be back on the field a week from now vs. Duke. We look at the areas they must improve to have a chance to turn the season around. This is the identity of Georgia Tech, but simply, it has been unrecognizable.
Georgia Tech's bye week comes early in the season during Week 5. While early, Georgia Tech played Colorado, Tennessee, and Stanford. The first two games were very physical and definitely took a lot out of the Yellow Jackets.
Georgia Tech is a quarter of the way through the season; what have we learned so far about the Yellow Jackets? Let’s take a closer look. Georgia Tech statistically has one of the worst defenses in college football in multiple categories.
Georgia Tech has five games that will be played during its bye week that will have a big impact on them. Today, we take a look at the games to watch this weekend, which will be a determining factor of where the Yellow Jackets will fall in the ACC standings. This game has a lot of national intrigue and rightfully so.
Georgia Tech has given a good sample size of the team they are this season through 16 quarters of football. Today we explore three overreactions to the Yellow Jackets first four game. This is circulating in the fan base on social media and has been a talking point.
Georgia Tech has a number of true freshmen who has flashed this season and players who could be potential building blocks for the future. Today, we take
Georgia Tech is firmly in its bye week and looking to get back on track. Let’s look at three players who must improve during the bye week for the Yellow Jackets to turn things around.
Now that we are a quarter of the way through the season, let’s evaluate how the portal class looks for the Yellow Jackets. Have they met, failed, or exceeded expectations? The best player from the transfer portal this year has been Justice Haynes.
After three great years of quarterback play with Haynes King, Georgia Tech was set to have a new starter for only the second time in the Brent Key era.
Georgia Tech is going to be making a trip to Knoxville, TN next season, as part of the home-and-home series that was scheduled and that game today got a date.
Georgia Tech is a quarter of the way through the season. Today, we take a look at who is leading in snap counts so far this year, who have been pleasant surprises, who should see the field more, and players who are getting too many snaps on both sides of the ball.
Georgia Tech has had a tough start to the season, sitting at 1-3 on the year. A lot of questions have been raised about the football team and how they will move forward.
Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key spoke to the media during his bye-week press conference. He addressed the team's current state, what they need to work on, and how he plans to fix it.
Georgia Tech is 1-3 to start this season and there is not a lot of good that can be said about how they are playing entering their bye week. The Yellow Jackets have taken a huge drop on offense, and the defense remains inept, which has been the norm under Brent Key.
Saturday night was tough if you are a Georgia Tech fan. The Yellow Jackets were the night cap for a wild day of college football, and after leading the
The Tennessee Vols beat the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 45-24 in Atlanta last Saturday night. The Tennessee Vols are off to a great start this season after
This wasn’t how it was supposed to go for Georgia Tech (0-2). It wasn’t supposed to lose in the final moments against Colorado – giving up a late score and getting a game-winning field goal attempt blocked – and it should’ve been far more competitive in a 45-24 home loss to Tennessee.
The Colorado Buffaloes escaped Georgia Tech on Thursday night with a 14-13 win that was equal parts thrilling, chaotic, sloppy and baffling.
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