While College Gameday has already announced their first two visits for the season (LSU vs Clemson in week one, Texas vs Ohio State in week two), they are missing out on visiting a place that they have not visited in 20 years.
One more win and Georgia Tech is going to be playing in its first super regional since 2006. The Yellow Jackets had to battle Oklahoma and a brief weather delay, but the end result was a win, and now Georgia Tech has a very clear path to getting to the next round.
Georgia Tech is a team looking to take the next step as a program. They are beginning to get more into the national spotlight, especially with three of their first four games played in primetime and on the national network ESPN.
While Georgia Tech was able to play their game today, the same cannot be said for the Oklahoma Sooners and The Citadel. Due to the weather, the start for game two between Oklahoma and The Citadel kept getting pushed back from its original 5:00 p.m.
Georgia Tech is heading to the winners bracket in the Atlanta regional. The Yellow Jackets looked every bit like the No. 2 overall team in the tournament in their dominant 22-5 home victory against UIC.
This coming weekend starts the month-long march towards deciding the 2026 Division I NCAA champion. The NCAA announced the Field of 64 on May 25, with some surprises and some expected decisions.