Georgia Tech hits the road for its first conference game against the Stanford Cardinal. It is their first game vs. Stanford since 2001 and the first time that the two teams have met in the regular season as ACC opponents.
Georgia Tech is back in action on Saturday, hitting the road to play its first conference game of the year vs. Stanford. The Yellow Jackets lead the all-time series 2-0, with the last matchup being played in 2001.
With Saturday nearly here and game day on the horizon, the Yellow Jackets will have several players you need to watch this weekend who will have major roles.
Georgia Tech is going to be making its first-ever trip out to Stanford this weekend to face the Cardinal. It is not the first time that the two programs have faced each other, but it is the first time in a non-bowl game that they will see each other, and the first time as ACC opponents.
Georgia Tech is heading out West this weekend for a long road trip to Stanford, and the Yellow Jackets are aiming to even up their record and begin ACC play with a win heading into the bye week.
Georgia Tech has a chance to get its first win of the season on Saturday vs. Stanford. Today, we look at three key matchups that could go a long way in determining whether the Yellow Jackets pick up their first win of the season.
We are 48 hours away from the Yellow Jackets returning to the field with a chance to get to .500 for the season. They travel to face Stanford, which comes in with two straight losses after starting the season 1-0.
After three non-conference games, Georgia Tech is going to open up ACC play this weekend vs Stanford. It will be the first time that these two have played as ACC foes and the first time that they have met outside of a bowl game.
Georgia Tech held its weekly press conferenced, featuring several players who played at a high level in the previous game and this season. Two of them are on the offense.
Week two action in the NFL wrapped up on Monday night when the Rams took down the Giants 28-6 and week three action will begin with the Atlanta Falcons going on the road to Green Bay to face the Packers.
Georgia Tech is heading out on the road this weekend to open up ACC play against Stanford. It will be the third all-time meeting between the two programs and the first time that the Yellow Jackets and the Cardinal have met in the regular season.
Much of the conversation going into the season for Georgia Tech centered on the wide receiver group's lack of experience and production. The only returning player from last year who played the position was Jordan Allen.
Week 4 is here, and Georgia Tech will play its first ACC opponent on the road as they travel to California to face Stanford. The Yellow Jackets are fresh off their first win of the season over the Mercer Bears and are looking to continue their momentum on the road.
Georgia Tech completely revamped its defense this offseason, making coordinator and personnel changes and switching schemes. It’s been a mixed bag thus far with the Yellow Jackets.
Georgia Tech head coach held his weekly press conference before the Yellow Jackets head to Stanford. He hit on several big things as the Yellow Jackets prepare for their first ACC battle. Georgia Tech is still establishing who they are currently.
Georgia Tech is facing a must win on Saturday on the road at Stanford. Yes, every game is a must win, but if the Yellow Jackets can't go on the road and beat the Cardinal, it might be time to panic about their season.
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.
Tennessee is set to play Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Saturday night. The Yellow Jackets are coming off a tough season-opening loss to Colorado. Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key admitted this week that he did something after the Yellow Jackets’ loss to Colorado that he’s never done before.