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Georgia Tech’s 2026 ACC schedule twist

Georgia Tech fans, here’s a curveball: while most ACC teams will jump to a nine-game conference schedule in 2026, the Yellow Jackets won’t be one of them. Only 12 out of 17 teams are making the switch, so Tech’s lineup will look a bit different from the rest of the league. Home games at Bobby Dodd include Boston College, Duke, Louisville, and Wake Forest, with road trips to Clemson, Pitt, Stanford, and Virginia Tech. What do you think about this uneven scheduling? Could it give Tech an edge, or is it a missed opportunity? #Sports #GeorgiaTech #ACC

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Pop Tarts Bowl: Georgia Tech’s big moment

Georgia Tech is gearing up for the Pop Tarts Bowl against BYU, and the energy around the team is electric. Coach Brent Key is focused on making this game a celebration for seniors and a shot at a top-25 finish—a milestone only reached 10 times in Tech history. Despite coaching changes and the ever-busy transfer portal, Key says the team is locked in and ready. The collaborative spirit among coaches and players is strong, and everyone’s excited for the unique Pop Tarts trophy. How do you feel about Tech’s chances and the impact of all these changes? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Georgia Tech’s 2026 football schedule is wild

Georgia Tech fans, get ready for a packed 2026 season! The Yellow Jackets will face 11 Power Four opponents, including huge home games against Colorado and Tennessee, plus the always-intense finale at Georgia. The ACC’s new schedule is shaking things up—Tech sticks with eight conference games while most rivals jump to nine. After a season that saw record-breaking crowds and TV viewership, expectations are sky-high. How do you feel about the unchanged ACC lineup and the big non-conference matchups? Which game are you circling on your calendar? Let’s talk about what this means for Tech’s momentum! #Sports #GeorgiaTech #ACC

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Georgia Tech faces big changes on offense

Losing nearly an entire offensive staff after a breakout season isn’t what anyone expected at Georgia Tech. With coaches like Buster Faulkner and others heading to new jobs, Brent Key now has to rebuild the Yellow Jackets’ offensive brain trust from scratch. Names like Chip Kelly and Corey Dennis are in the mix, each bringing different strengths and question marks. The next hire could shape Tech’s identity for years. What kind of offense do you want to see next season? Who would you trust to keep the momentum going? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Christopher Hughes

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Georgia Tech loses key linebacker

Losing Melvin Jordan IV to the transfer portal is a real shakeup for Georgia Tech’s defense. Even though he wasn’t always a starter, Jordan brought solid experience and consistency every time he stepped on the field—just look at his standout performance against Temple and his top-four defensive ranking by PFF. With most of the offensive staff already gone this offseason, this departure hits even harder for the Yellow Jackets. How do you think this impacts Tech’s depth and chemistry heading into next season? Who should they target to fill the gap? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Christopher Hughes

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Georgia Tech’s new O-line coach brings big experience

Georgia Tech football just made a power move by promoting Allen Mogridge to offensive line coach. With over two decades of coaching experience and a history of building tough, reliable lines, Mogridge’s return to Atlanta could be a game-changer for the Yellow Jackets. He’s worked closely with Coach Key before, so expect a smooth transition and some serious upgrades in the trenches. After a tough stretch with staff changes and recruiting battles, this hire feels like a much-needed win. What do you think—will Mogridge’s experience help Georgia Tech’s offense reach the next level? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Georgia Tech reels as top RB coach eyes rival

Losing a coach to a rival always stings, but Georgia Tech fans are feeling it extra hard with Norval McKenzie on the verge of joining Virginia Tech. McKenzie’s fingerprints are all over the Yellow Jackets’ recent success—he’s helped turn wide receivers into star running backs and recruited some of the brightest young talent in Atlanta. Despite the coaching shakeup, most players are sticking around, which says a lot about the team’s culture. What do you think—will Georgia Tech keep up the momentum, or is this the start of a bigger shift? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Yellow Jackets Staff Exodus to Gators!

Wow, Tech fans—another wave of staffers is trading in their Yellow Jackets for Gator blue. Emil Ekiyor, Dylan Dockery, and Mike Polly are joining Buster Faulkner and A.J. Erdely in Gainesville. Polly’s deep O-line experience and Ekiyor’s All-SEC pedigree could be game-changers for UF. Is this the start of a new coaching rivalry between Tech and the Gators? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Georgia Tech’s transfer class fuels 9-3 run

Georgia Tech’s 2025 transfer portal moves really paid off, with new faces stepping up all over the field and powering the Yellow Jackets to a 9-3 finish and a spot among the ACC’s best. Akelo Stone’s return brought much-needed muscle to the defense, while Jy Gilmore and Malachi Carney became instant impact players before injuries hit. On offense, Eric Rivers led in catches and yards, making his final season one to remember. This mix of high-impact transfers and promising depth changed the game for Tech. Which transfer stood out most to you, and what does this mean for next season’s expectations? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaTech

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Georgia Tech’s tough night in Morgantown

Georgia Tech women’s basketball ran into a wall against West Virginia, with a third-quarter surge from the Mountaineers making all the difference in an 82-50 loss. Despite the score, Tech’s defense held WVU to their lowest first-quarter points at home this season and limited them to just 15 free throws—well below their average. D’Asia Thomas-Harris and Savannah Samuel put up double digits, and the Jackets’ bench outscored WVU’s 28-6. With ACC play up next, what changes do you think Tech needs to make to turn things around? #Sports #GeorgiaTech #WomensBasketball

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