To start the second quarter, Tennessee capitalized on TaQuon Marshall’s fumble.

Tennessee drove 46 yards in eight plays, and on the last play, a one-yard run by John Kelly tied the game at seven.

Georgia Tech’s next drive ended with a positive outcome before the half.

The Yellow Jacket’s offense had the ball for seven minutes, the offense completed 16 plays for 75 yards and KirVonte Benson ended the drive with a one-yard touchdown run.

Score at the half: Georgia Tech 14, Tennessee 7

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