Georgia Tech moves up in the latest AP Poll after a 45-24 victory over Temple on Saturday evening. The Yellow Jackets are ranked as the No. 16 team in the country, which is their highest ranking since 2015.
Georgia Tech offensive stars Haynes King and Jamal Haynes talked to the media after a home victory over Temple. Here is everything they had to say on Saturday.
There was a lot of shakeup this past weekend for college football in week four, with a number of upsets and major results. This all has an impact on the Yellow Jackets and where they could end up ranked when the AP Poll comes out on Sunday.
It was not the prettiest 21-point win, but Georgia Tech is now 4-0 after their win over Temple on Saturday afternoon. After the game, Yellow Jackets head coach Brent Key spoke with the media and here is everything that he had to say.
Georgia Tech got one of the biggest wins of the Brent Key era last weekend when they defeated Clemson, ending their losing streak to the Tigers. The Yellow Jackets have a few other streaks that they are trying to snap this season and two of them concern the ACC race.
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