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Georgia Tech plans to keep its rugged running attack for the 2026 season, leaning on key backs and a more prominent tight‑end role, while bolstering a stout defensive line under coach Brent Key.
Despite being projected for just 6.5 wins, Georgia Tech’s blend of a retooled offense, aggressive defense and veteran leadership under Brent Key could turn modest expectations into a surprise run at the ACC title and a College Football Playoff berth.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s annual kickoff event in Charlotte brings together 17 head coaches and over 50 top student‑athletes, setting the stage for a season marked by depth, tradition and national relevance.
Georgia Tech will host its annual First Saturday on The Flats on August 8, 2026, kicking off the upcoming football season with a family‑friendly event on The Flats, offering free admission, DJ performances, tailgate games and a chance to meet head coach Brent Key and student‑athletes.
The Volunteers will travel to Atlanta next season to face a Georgia Tech squad that returns just under half of its production and must integrate new coordinators and emerging talent.
A non‑conference road game against the Volunteers highlights a transitional year for Georgia Tech, which returns just under half of its production and integrates fresh talent at quarterback, running back and on defense.
Georgia Tech enters its season opener as a 7.5‑point favorite against Colorado, with new quarterbacks, coordinators and a revamped roster promising a fresh start for both programs.
J. Batt, the newly appointed athletics director and CEO of Champions Blue LLC, brings a decade‑spanning record of fundraising and strategic leadership to the University of Kentucky, where he pledges to blend revenue generation with the preservation of a championship legacy.
With no linebacker committed in the 2027 class, Virginia Tech is making a decisive push for three‑star recruit CJ Ohuabunaw, who visited Blacksburg on an official trip and attracted interest from Florida State, Kansas and Louisville.
Andrew Smart, son of Georgia head coach Kirby Smart, received his first college football offer from rival Georgia Tech during a seven‑on‑seven camp, a moment that quickly spread online.
During a seven‑on‑seven camp, Andrew Smart, the 2030 quarterback prospect and son of Georgia coach Kirby Smart, received his first college scholarship from rival Georgia Tech. The interaction, captured online, also saw LSU recruiter Lane Kiffin’s son Knox offered earlier, adding another layer to the Bulldogs‑Yellow Jackets saga.
Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt outlines the college football teams he believes will see their stock rise or fall in 2026, highlighting key coaching changes, quarterback situations and program momentum
Analysts forecast Georgia’s 2026 season will feature a demanding schedule, including matchups against Alabama, Oklahoma and Florida, with the Bulldogs expected to finish 11‑1 and secure a berth in the SEC championship game.
After an official visit to Atlanta, Brodie Campbell, a three‑star quarterback from Newnan, Georgia, announced his commitment to Georgia Tech, a decision influenced by the coaching staff, academic opportunities and the program’s gritty identity.
Jordan Dillon, a senior offensive lineman at Effingham County High School, announced his commitment to Georgia Tech, citing a desire to help the team achieve playoff success while pursuing a degree in marketing or sports management.
McCarty Harrelson, a top kicker and punter, has pledged to join Georgia Tech, citing the school's closeness to home and its welcoming atmosphere.
Georgia Tech opens its season with a slate of home games on ESPN, highlighted by a much‑anticipated matchup against Tennessee that promises fresh storylines and a revived rivalry.
Georgia Tech’s head coach Brent Key has steered the Yellow Jackets to multiple bowl appearances and a near‑ACC Championship, yet CBS Sports still places him 27th among head coaches — a rating many experts deem unjust.
The Cardinals' fourth year under Jeff Brohm features a demanding schedule and pivotal games that will determine their national relevance.
Georgia Tech’s program under head coach Brent Key is experiencing a turnaround, highlighted by dominant performances, NFL drafts and a strong roster retention strategy.
Georgia Tech’s football program has carved out a distinct identity built around a hard‑nosed, physical style of play that emphasizes dominance in the trenches. Under head coach Brent Key, the team has bolstered its offensive line, added veteran talent through the transfer portal, and secured a wave of top‑tier recruits, positioning the Yellow Jackets to contend for an ACC Championship berth and a potential College Football Playoff spot.
The documentary, produced by Harris Mendheim, follows Georgia Tech football through winter workouts, spring practice and the upcoming White and Gold Game, featuring insights from coaches Brent Key, George Godsey and Jason Semore, as well as a host of players and alumni.
Arizona State, Virginia Tech, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Hawai'i each bring distinct storylines that could alter the playoff picture.
The Buffaloes will face the Yellow Jackets on Thursday, Sept. 3, at 6 p.m. MT, a game streamed nationally on ESPN and steeped in rivalry history.