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South Florida Compare Stanford Compare Syracuse Compare TCU Compare Temple Compare Tennessee Compare Tennessee Medical College Tennessee-Chattanooga Texas Compare Georgia Tech had another significant win over the No. The Yellow Jackets lost to the Seminoles 21\u2014 The highlight of the season was an overtime thriller that lead to the defeat of the Bulldogs in Athens, featuring Harrison Butker’s yard field goal that sent the game into overtime, a 1-yard rushing touchdown by RB Zack Laskey , and a game clinching interception of UGA quarterback Hutson Mason ‘s throw by cornerback D.<\/p>\n

The season showed the Yellow Jackets a 3\u20149 record, after numerous injuries throughout the entire year. Their only notable win was a 22\u201416 upset over No. This was later coined the \u00abMiracle on Techwood Drive\u00bb. The next year, , marked a bounce-back season, with the Yellow Jackets, led by team captain Justin Thomas, posting a 9\u20144 record, including a win over Kentucky in the TaxSlayer Bowl. Despite starting the season 1\u20143, the Yellow Jackets rallied to finish the regular season 7\u20145.<\/p>\n

The most notable victory was that against rival Virginia Tech , making Georgia Tech the only conference opponent to win three consecutive games in Lane Stadium against Virginia Tech. Geoff Collins was announced on December 7, , as the new head coach, to replace the retiring Paul Johnson, starting the season. Goeff Collins was fired from Georgia Tech along with athletic director Todd Stansbury on September 25, after three 3-win seasons and a start in His final record at Georgia Tech was , which is one of the worst coaching records in Georgia Tech history.<\/p>\n

Georgia Tech has won 16 conference championships, nine outright and seven shared. Georgia Tech has won five division championships, with four of those leading to an appearance in the ACC Championship Game. List of Georgia Tech head coaches. Georgia Tech has appeared in 45 bowl games and compiled a record of 25\u2014 Upon his hiring in , John Heisman insisted that the Institute acquire its own football field.<\/p>\n

Grant Field was constructed to appease Heisman as well as bring a true home field advantage to Tech football. In , Heisman had convict laborers clear rocks, remove tree stumps, and level out the field for play; Tech students then built a grandstand on the property. The land was purchased by , and John W. The stadium now sits amongst a unique urban skyline and is among the oldest Division I FBS football stadiums.<\/p>\n

The astroturf was replaced by grass in On February 26, , Georgia Tech officials unveiled plans to hold one home game per season from to five games total at Mercedes-Benz Stadium , located less than one mile from the Georgia Tech main campus , with the series dubbed \u00abMayhem at MBS\u00bb.<\/p>\n

The interlocking GT logo was created in at the request of Bobby Dodd. One of the varsity players was asked to design a logo for the helmets. Several variations of the design were submitted, including a yellow jacket design. The yellow jacket was not submitted because to make the insect look mean it would have to be stinging and therefore flying backwards. The interlocking GT was selected during the summer of and formalized into decals for the helmets.<\/p>\n

Over the years it became the official logo for Georgia Tech Athletics. When head coach Paul Johnson was hired in , the Yellow Jackets adopted a new uniform style.<\/p>\n

One year later, the uniforms were altered to change the yellow to gold. A year after that, the uniforms were altered again. This time, the team adopted separate white uniforms for both home and away games, while retaining the previous styles’ navy and gold jerseys for occasions when the Yellow Jackets could not wear white at home.<\/p>\n

With the change came more consistent branding across all sports and a custom shade of gold for the team as well as new uniforms that entwine progressive and traditional elements. The uniforms were updated in with a more classic look. Georgia Tech’s fight songs and cheers are tailored to belittle the Georgia Bulldogs , and the perennial catch-phrase for Georgia Tech fans for many decades has been \u00abTo Hell with Georgia\u00bb.<\/p>\n

Georgia Tech and the Univ. They have been heated rivals since The annual football game is by far the most important game on the schedule for most Georgia Tech sports fans The winner of this game takes home the Georgia State Governor’s Cup. Georgia Tech trails Georgia in the all-time series 69\u201441\u20145 through the season.<\/p>\n

The Yellow Jackets have played the Auburn Tigers more than 90 times in football, and the series of football games between the two is the second-oldest in the Southeast.<\/p>\n

Auburn Univ. The first game took place on November 25, in Atlanta, Georgia. This rivalry lost some luster when the Georgia Tech Athletics discarded its membership in the Southeastern Conference in to become an independent institute. However, the Yellow Jackets continued their annual series of football games with the Auburn Tigers through Georgia Tech and Auburn play football games in occasional years, and games in other sports regularly.<\/p>\n

Even though the Yellow Jackets have joined the Atlantic Coast Conference for all sports in recent decades, from a historical perspective, the Auburn Tigers are Georgia Tech’s second-highest sports rivalry, behind only the Georgia Bulldogs.<\/p>\n

They have been rivals since and Clemson is Tech’s closest opponent, geographically, in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Also, in the ACC’s new two-division arrangement, each team has one football opponent in the opposite division which has been selected as the two teams’ official cross-division rival that they play every year.<\/p>\n

The Yellow Jackets and the Clemson Tigers are one of these six pairs. Recently, the game has become known for last-minute, extremely close finishes. From to , each of the six games was decided by exactly three points. In before the Yellow Jackets had even joined the ACC , this football series was being considered for termination by the administration of Georgia Tech. Clemson football fans, in an effort to show their economic impact on the Atlanta, Ga.<\/p>\n

In previous years, the teams played infrequently. The intra-conference game has often seen both teams ranked and the outcome has played a key part in determining the winner of the ACC Coastal Division. Virginia Tech leads the series 10\u20147 through the season. Georgia Tech and Tennessee hadn’t met since until losing a heart breaking Labor Day game in Atlanta in that renewed the rivalry between the two.<\/p>\n

The series dates back to and Tennessee leads the series 25\u201417\u20142 with the last game played in the season. The trophy was created by Ed F. Cavaleri purchased a cowbell at an Atlanta hardware store to use as a noise-maker while on his way to a game in The Commodores defeated Georgia Tech 3\u20140, however another fan in attendance suggested that Cavaleri award the bell to the winning team.<\/p>\n

The tradition was born and Cavaleri attended every game between the two teams from to Three columns list the year of each game, Georgia Tech’s points scored and Vanderbilt’s points scored. The results of the games from to are engraved on one side; the results from , , and are on the other. The Yellow Jackets won the last matchup 38\u20147 in This series began in The Fighting Irish were a longtime rival of the Yellow Jackets and the two teams met periodically on an annual basis over the years, particularly from to when both schools were independents following Tech’s departure from the Southeastern Conference.<\/p>\n

When Georgia Tech joined the Atlantic Coast Conference beginning in , they were forced to end the series after because of scheduling difficulties. Consequently, the two teams have met very infrequently since then. Georgia Tech was the opponent in the inaugural game in the newly expanded Notre Dame Stadium in , then a year later they met again in the Gator Bowl.<\/p>\n

The Fighting Irish and Yellow Jackets met in the and season openers and split both games. The rivalry resumed in with a 30\u201422 Irish win in South Bend, and will continue on a semi-regular basis as Georgia Tech and Notre Dame are scheduled to face off five times in the next ten years starting in Georgia Tech will travel to South Bend in The Blue Devils and the Yellow Jackets have played 88 times in a series that dates back to and every year since.<\/p>\n

The Blue Devils won all but one matchup including a six-game win streak, the longest in the series for Duke. The win streak also came in the glory days for Duke football, as the s and s featured the best Duke football teams. From to , the series would be rather back and forth, teams exchanging periods of dominance over the other. Heading into the season, the series was deadlock at But since then it has been nearly all Georgia Tech.<\/p>\n

In the 36 matchups since , the Jackets have walked away with 26 victories, the Blue Devils have won just ten. Georgia Tech won the last matchup 31\u201427 in The Crimson Tide and the Yellow Jackets have played 52 times in a rivalry that dates back to The rivalry continued for one season after Georgia Tech withdrew from the SEC in , then was renewed again with games in six-straight seasons from to With 52 previous meetings, Alabama is Georgia Tech’s fifth-most-common all-time opponent behind only Georgia \u2014 meetings, Auburn \u2014 92, Duke \u2014 87 and Clemson \u2014 Both schools moved yet again in to charter the Southeastern Conference , of which they were members until Tech’s departure in to become independent.<\/p>\n

Tulane followed suit in , but they played each other yearly until The rivalry was renewed on September 6, , in the first football game played on Tulane’s campus since Tulane Stadium was torn down in Georgia Tech leads the series 37\u2014 The Yellow Jackets won the last matchup 65\u201410 in Georgia Tech has had several players receive votes in the Heisman Trophy balloting.<\/p>\n

Eddie Prokop finished fifth in the Heisman voting, [] Lenny Snow was fourteenth in , [] Eddie Lee Ivery was eighth in , [] and Calvin Johnson was tenth in He was eighth in and runner-up in Joe Hamilton tied Lothridge’s runner-up status in Four Georgia Tech players have been awarded the highest collegiate award possible for their position.<\/p>\n

Georgia Tech has had three coaches and 14 players inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame just down the street in Atlanta. Georgia Tech has over alumni that have played in the National Football League. He was drafted 2nd in the 10th round by the Chicago Bears.<\/p>\n

He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in the class of He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in the class of , his first year of eligibility. Announced schedules as of February 4, Clemson is their permanent cross-divisional rival and is played every year, while the other team rotates among the other six Atlantic teams.<\/p>\n

If Wycoff had been flanked by such a pair of halfbacks as Red Barron and Buck Flowers , or Thomason and Mizell while he was with the Jackets, he would have been an all-American. As it was he had to carry all of the offensive load and on the defense he was a wheelhorse. He was a great punter and passer. If Wycoff was not the best all-around player the South had produced then he was very close to the peak.<\/p>\n

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\nGeorgia Tech Yellow Jackets School History ; Seasons: ( to ) ; Record: W-L% ; Conferences: ACC, Metro, SEC. This is a list of seasons completed by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football team of the Year, Coach(es), Conference, Division, Regular season, Bowl\/Postseason.<\/p>\n

 
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