ACC Championship Odds: Georgia Tech Remains One Of The Favorites to Reach Charlotte After Week Four

According to Fanduel Sportsbook, Georgia Tech is 2nd in the odds to win the ACC. Miami is the leader right now at +115, but the Yellow Jackets are right behind them at +370.

Here is how things look after week four:

1. Miami- +115

2. Georgia Tech- +370

3. Florida State- +440

4. Louisville- +900

5. SMU- +2200

6. Duke- +2500

7. Cal- +3500

8. Virginia- +4000

9. Pittsburgh- +5500

10. Clemson- +8000

11. NC State- +8000

12. Syracuse- +10000

13. Boston College- +12500

14. North Carolina- +20000

15. Wake Forest- +30000

16. Virginia Tech- +300000

17. Stanford- +300000

Georgia Tech has arguably the most favorable path of an of the teams that are in contention at the top of the oddsboard, but they have to take things one game at a time. That starts this Saturday on the road at Wake Forest.

Big Favorites

Georgia Tech was a big favorite on Saturday vs Temple and they are going to be a big favorite this upcoming Saturday vs Wake Forest. The Yellow Jackets will be 15.5 point favorites against the Demon Deacons next weekend and the over/under is set for 54.5.

So far this season, Wake Forest is 2-1 and was off this weekend. They have beaten Kennesaw State and Western Carolina while losing to NC State last Thursday night. It is the first matchup between the two programs since 2023, which was also a win for Georgia Tech on the road.

After jumping out to a 21-0 lead in the first half against Temple on Saturday, Georgia Tech's offense stalled out for a while.

Georgia Tech did not pick up a first down in the second quarter and only totaled nine yards. After the game, Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key talked about his team's struggles through that part of the game:

""I'll look at the tape and see exactly from the schematic standpoint. At the end of the day, we had one yard and 3 -3 in -outs. So I don't care if it was us, it was them, whatever. I mean, we just didn't get the job done at all. So the majority of it was us. We had drops. We had missed blocks. We had missed blitz pickup. We didn't sustain a couple of times. So I'll look at the ones from what I saw, and that's on us. But, but into the day, it was three straight, three in -outs, and we had an opportunity to move the chains there."

The Yellow Jackets were able to run the ball consistently, including getting over 100 yards for star Jamal Haynes. Key talked about what it was like to get him going today and what that could mean going forward:

"Well, when we came into the game, we wanted to attack the perimeter early on. They did a lot of different things in the box, extra guys in the box, but did the various ways they played it. We wanted to get him on the perimeter and have it open up the inside a little bit. And he made some good hard runs too. He really did. Some good tough, hard runs. So early on, he's had his touches, but it's really been spread. And look, that's not necessarily a bad thing. The fact that we do have running backs now, and we were lacking in that a little bit last year with some of the depths, especially after some injuries. And to have guys now that we can put in there and roll, I mean, that's only going to help those guys be fresher in the fourth quarter when you need them."

Georgia Tech is 4-0 for the first time since 2014, the last year they made the ACC Championship game. The Yellow Jackets will aim for 5-0 when they travel to Wake Forest next weekend.

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