Georgia Tech fell on the road to the Virginia Tech Hokies in a 34-24 defeat. Despite the loss, there were a couple of players who performed well. Let’s take a look at who stood out and played well despite the loss. 1.
Another week of ACC football is in the books. After getting a big win at home vs. Duke last weekend, Georgia Tech could not carry that momentum over and defeat Virginia Tech on the road.
Georgia Tech went on the road this afternoon to try and pick up their second straight win, but they fell behind Virginia Tech 24-3 in the first half and could not catch up and make the key plays they needed to in the second half before losing 34-24 to the Hokies.
Georgia Tech could not sustain its momentum from last week's win over Duke, and the Yellow Jackets dropped to 2-4 for the season with a road loss to Virginia Tech.
Georgia Tech fell on the road to the Virginia Tech Hokies and is once again back to square one after a deflating road loss in Blacksburg. The Yellow Jackets couldn't overcome a 21-point deficit and now have their second ACC loss of the year.
Game day is here and the Yellow Jackets are back in action on Saturday in the afternoon window. The Yellow Jackets are back on the road and are looking to get their first road victory of the season.
Georgia Tech is 24 hours away from a big ACC matchup against Virginia Tech. The Yellow Jackets are going to be looking to carry their momentum over from a surprise win over Duke last Saturday and get another ACC win to improve their overall record to 3-3.
Tomorrow is game day for the Yellow Jackets, which means a new task. This week is the Virginia Tech Hokies. The Yellow Jackets come in at 2-3 and are looking to get their second conference win and return to .500.
Georgia Tech is back in action on Saturday, with a chance to return to .500 and win their second straight game. To do that, they will need strong performances from several guys.
Georgia Tech travels to Blacksburg to face its rival Virginia Tech in a major ACC tilt. Saturday will be a pivotal game for both teams, as each looks to avoid another loss that would hurt their resume.
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Saturday is getting closer and the big ACC showdown between Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech is right around the corner. The Yellow Jackets, fresh off an upset win over Duke last Saturday, are heading to Blacksburg with another upset on their mind.
Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key talked to the media on Thursday for the final time before the game on Saturday. Here are the most interesting things he had to say.
We are 48 hours away from Georgia Tech taking on Virginia Tech in a major ACC battle. Virginia Tech looks to respond after consecutive losses. The Yellow Jackets are 2-3 and have struggled out of the gate.
Georgia Tech heads to Blacksburg and Lane Stadium to face the Virginia Tech Hokies this weekend and is looking for its second conference win. Let’s take
Georgia Tech has had some lengthy injury reports in their last two games and it is no different for this week ahead of the week seven matchup against Virginia Tech.
One of the biggest bright spots this year for the Yellow Jackets has been Rahkeem Smith. Smith has brought electricity and passion to special teams and has given the Yellow Jackets a major boost in that area.
Georgia Tech defensive lineman Tawfiq Thomas has been one of the best pickups this offseason in the transfer portal and has become one of the best players on the team.
Georgia Tech TE Chris Corbo talked to the media on Wednesday. Corbo has been a role player this season and has been adamant on continuing to do whatever it takes to help the team win.
Week 7 is here, and Georgia Tech is fresh off a major win over the Duke Blue Devils that boosted confidence and gave them a feel-good start to the season.
Heading into the 2026 NCAA tournament, Georgia Tech looked poised to be a top contender for the national title alongside UCLA. But like the top-seeded Bruins, the Yellow Jackets fell in the Regionals.