--Does anybody really know what time it is? --Does anybody really care....about time? --You know I can't imagine why --We've all got time enough to cry. (Lyrics- Chicago-1969) Georgia Tech topped Colorado 27-20 last week in Boulder in tbe season opener for both teams. Tech
Game One of Georgia Tech's 2025 season is in the books, and it brought a"W". Tech is 1-0. It wasn't pretty. But Brent Key and his boys aren't chasing beauty. They want wins. And so there was joy in the mood
Just a week after asserting that his team was " nowhere near" ready for their first game of 2025, Tech head coach Brent Key said on Sunday that things were looking up in that regard. The team's physical health, he said, is good overall, which has not
( photo– RamblinSports) Two conclusions from last Thursday night's actual "first- real- game" opening of Buford High School's much- anticipated new football stadium (named Phillip Beard Stadium): 1) There will come a time when $62 million will not seem an exorbitant sum for a high
Georgia Tech's tight end group enters the upcoming season with strong optimism. Much like several other position groups on the team, the tight ends assembled for 2025- 6 represent an intriguing group of players with strong experience blended with talented, but less experienced younger players . Nathan Brock said
Following last Saturday's scrimmage, Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key said his team is nowhere near ready to play Colorado. An agitated Key held forth in a weekend press conference immediately following the Saturday practice. " The only good thing about today is we have 13 days to
So Georgia Tech and Colorado ended up sharing the national title in 1990. That outcome arrived shortly after the January 1 bowl games, including Tech's 45-21 win over Nebraska in the Citrus Bowl, followed by Colorado's razor-thin primetime 10-9 win over Notre Dame in a controversial
Georgia Tech and Colorado have never played one another in football. Oddly, though, they do have a pigskin rivalry, special and momentary but also high profile and dramatic. On the final day of the 1990 football season, back in a simpler time when bowl games were played on January 1st
Georgia Tech's senior safety Clayton Powell-Lee is ready to go. He is amped up and eager to get going on the 2025 season, one that he believes will provide another step forward for the program he knows and loves. Lee earned a starting position as a freshman and
The biggest question regarding Georgia Tech football entering the 2025 season is the defense. Within the defense, arguably the biggest question is on the defensive line. Tech returns Jordan van den Berg though, and if his take on the upcoming season is any indication, Tech's line will be
Georgia Tech enters the 2025 season with great optimism. The schedule is a bit friendlier than last year, and the offense returns most of the people who led Tech to a very productive 2024. The big question is the defense. Tech's D last year was a significant upgrade
As Georgia Tech prepares for the upcoming season, optimism is in the air for an improved record, thanks largely to a good returning core of offensive players. On defense, the biggest news is a new coordinator. Last year's DC, Tyler Santucci, has moved on to the pros, Baltimore