The transfer portal window is coming to a close for the Yellow Jackets and college football, but there are still some positions that need to be answered and addressed before it ends.
Georgia Tech has been one of the most active teams in the transfer portal, especially in the ACC. They have a number of elite prospects they have grabbed out of the portal to bolster the team in 2026, despite losing so many players to other programs.
Georgia Tech has been busy in the transfer portal this offseason, bringing in new players for the roster, but also losing some talent as well, like many teams do.
It is looking more and more likely that the Yellow Jackets will maintain the quarterback room they have, which is composed of Graham Knowles, Grady Adamson, and Cole Bergeron.
Georgia Tech had added its fourth edge rusher in the 2026 transfer portal cycle and this one is a homecoming with former Cincinnati EDGE Tim Griffin coming back where it all started in high school.
Georgia Tech had its fair share of struggles on the offensive side of the ball in the game against Pittsburgh. However, Kam Craft, off the bench, came up big for head coach Damon Stoudamire, making shots and contributing to the team.
Georgia Tech has lost its third consecutive game and fell to 1-4 in ACC play. It was a tough game for the Yellow Jackets, who couldn’t get stops or enough going offensively in the game to make it a game.
It had been reported in the past few days, but Georgia Tech has made the hire of Jason Semore as the new defensive coordinator now official. “It’s exciting to welcome Jason Semore back to The Flats as our new defensive coordinator,” Key said.
Brent Key has done an excellent job building a strong program with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. In his first two years as the full-time head coach, Key recorded a 7-6 record.