The transfer portal is just days away from opening and the Yellow Jackets team will look vasty different than the 2025 version. Let's take a look at a key position group Georgia Tech will look to add players from and that could be beneficial for the team.
Georgia Tech has lost its second defensive back in the past two days, with Christian Pritchett set to enter the transfer portal. Here is his statement via X. Pritchett, as a freshman, saw action in 11 games and primarily played on special teams.
New Year's is nearly here, and the Yellow Jackets are about to enter conference play. Georgia Tech has won four consecutive games and will face one of the best teams on New Year's Eve when they travel to face Duke.
Georgia Tech just wrapped up its season this past Saturday with a loss to BYU in the Pop Tarts Bowl, capping a 9-4 season that saw the Yellow Jackets lose 4 of their last five games after starting the season 8-0.
With the season now over for Georgia Tech, you can expect to see more transfer portal movement. The latest entry for Georgia Tech is veteran defensive back D.J.
Baye Ndongo on returning to the court... “I mean, it feels great to be back on the court first and just, you know, just play with my guys. It was actually amazing to feel that joy to be back on the court.” Chas Kelly on feeling more comfortable… “It's great to play with everybody.
Georgia Tech suffered a tough loss to BYU in the Pop-Tarts Bowl on Saturday in a game they controlled for the most part. We saw great performances from Malik Rutherford and Malachi Hosley on offense, who played at a high level.
At halftime of the Pop Tarts Bowl, it looked like Georgia Tech was in complete control against BYU. The Yellow Jackets were leading 21-10 heading into the locker room and were getting the ball to start the second half.
At halftime of the Pop Tarts Bowl, it looked like Georgia Tech was in complete control against BYU. The Yellow Jackets were leading 21-10 heading into the locker room and were getting the ball to start the second half.
At halftime of the Pop Tarts Bowl, it looked like Georgia Tech was in complete control against BYU. The Yellow Jackets were leading 21-10 heading into the locker room and were getting the ball to start the second half.
Georgia Tech was one play away from accomplishing its goal of a 10-win season, but couldn’t make the plays when they needed them the most to secure the victory.
College football’s bowl slate for the 2025-26 season continues on Saturday, Dec. 27 with Georgia Tech and BYU meeting in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. The Yellow
One of college football’s burgeoning traditions gets underway this week as the annual Pop-Tarts Bowl kicks off, pitting two former College Football Playoff hopefuls against each other as Georgia Tech and BYU face off in this year’s bowl season.
The Big 12 teams from the West may have missed out on the College Football Playoff. But it’s bowl season, and the games matter to the programs involved.