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Georgia Tech Announces 2026‑27 Women’s Basketball Season Tickets and $500 Million ‘Full Steam Ahead’ Fundraising Drive

Second‑year coach Karen Blair leads a challenging slate as the university launches a major facilities upgrade initiative.

Georgia Tech has opened the sale of season tickets for the 2026‑27 women’s basketball campaign, inviting fans to secure seats at the iconic McCamish Pavilion as the program enters its second year under head coach Karen Blair.

The upcoming schedule promises a rigorous test, with non‑conference matchups against familiar in‑state rivals Georgia, West Virginia, Georgia State and West Georgia, followed by a full slate of Atlantic Coast Conference battles that include home contests versus Clemson, Duke, NC State, Syracuse and Virginia Tech.

A New Chapter for the Yellow Jackets

Coach Blair, whose tenure has already been dubbed the ‘Karen Blair Era’, is shaping a roster that blends seasoned veterans with promising newcomers, aiming to translate early momentum into sustained success.

The athletic department is simultaneously charting an ambitious $500 million campaign called Full Steam Ahead, a fundraising drive that will channel resources into upgrading Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Zelnak Basketball Center and the O’Keefe Gymnasium, facilities that have long served the Yellow Jackets community.

University officials say the investment is designed not only to modernize venues but also to reinforce program‑wide operational improvements, positioning Georgia Tech’s athletic programs to contend at the highest level of collegiate competition in the years ahead.

Community members interested in learning more about the initiative or exploring contribution opportunities can visit the dedicated portal at atfund.org/FullSteamAhead, where detailed project descriptions and donation options are available.

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