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- Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Causey clutch in OT
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Matt Causey expects to one day be able to sit in his house, turn on the television and watch Sean Singletary playing in the NBA.
Yellow Jackets no match for Blue Devils
ATLANTA - The rankings suggested Duke was no longer a vastly better team than Georgia Tech. The Blue Devils proved otherwise.
Tech football stars to play Saturday
Five Georgia Tech standouts, running back Tashard Choice, defensive end Darrell Robertson, punter Durant Brooks and linebackers Philip Wheeler and Gary Guyton, are among the top 100 senior NFL draft prospects participating this week at the 2008 Under Armour Senior Bowl. The game will be televised by the NFL Network beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday.
Causey, Morrow lead Tech to win
RALEIGH, N.C. - Georgia Tech has shown it can play with some of the nation's top teams. Now the Yellow Jackets seem eager to prove they can finish strong, too.
Tech women crack Top 25
Syracuse and Georgia Tech came close to pulling off huge upsets last week. Both were rewarded with a spot in the Top 25.
Causey's 30 points leads Tech to win
ATLANTA - It was a day Matt Causey will never forget. Neither will Georgia Tech. Needing a victory badly, Causey scored a career-high 30 points, 18 in the second half, and Anthony Morrow added 17 points as Georgia Tech ended a three-game losing streak to earn its first Atlantic Coast Conference win, beating Virginia Tech 81-70 on Saturday. The Yellow Jackets (8-9, 1-3 ACC) were coming off ...
Recruiting notebook: Jackets capitalizing on signing day fervor
ATLANTA - National football signing day events can be just as intense as the games played on Saturdays.
Lady Yellow Jackets get road ACC win
RALEIGH, N.C. – Janie Mitchell finished with 17 points and seven rebounds to lead Georgia Tech (16-2, 3-1 ACC) to a win over NC State (12-6, 0-3) Thursday night. The Yellow Jackets earned their first Atlantic Coast Conference road win of the season.
Tar Heels 'barely' escape Atlanta with a win
ATLANTA - North Carolina is still unbeaten.
Miami recovers from slow start to beat Tech
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The Miami Hurricanes seemed rattled by the arrival of the Atlantic Coast Conference season. They started their league opener slowly and shot poorly, and their best player had a bad game. Yet the 25th-ranked Hurricanes managed a 78-68 victory over Georgia Tech on Saturday. Perhaps the ragged win was an indication they might just be a factor in the conference race. Sophomore James ...
Tech men top Presbyterian
ATLANTA - Anthony Morrow knew very little about the Presbyterian College before the season. Suffice it to say he knows plenty about the Blue Hose now.
Fourth-ranked UNC hammers Lady Jackets
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - For all its missteps, fourth-ranked North Carolina turned what could have been a close game into a runaway.
Tech's new coach announces his staff
ATLANTA - Paul Johnson officially took over as coach of Georgia Tech on Wednesday and announced his entire coaching staff. Johnson named Dave Wommack defensive coordinator. Wommack, the outside linebackers coach at Southern Miss last season, has been coordinator at Arkansas, Southern Miss, UNLV and Southwest Missouri State. Members of the 2007 Georgia Tech staff comprise the rest of the defensive assistants: line coach Giff Smith, linebackers coach Brian ...
Georgia Tech falls flat in Humanitarian Bowl
BOISE, Idaho - Add Georgia Tech - again - to Fresno State's list of conquests from BCS conferences.
Tenuta will be heard, seen as head coach
BOISE, Idaho - Finally, Jon Tenuta is going to be heard. After spending most of his coaching career cramped into a press box, talking through headsets, Tenuta will be the man in charge of Georgia Tech on today, when it faces Fresno State in the Humanitarian Bowl.
Articles by Section - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern football game moved up to 2014
Georgia Tech's first game against Georgia Southern has been moved up one year to the 2014 season.
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