Brigham Young students got an early taste of what's coming Saturday.
Georgia Tech makes a trip to Provo, Utah, to face the Cougars this weekend.
On Tuesday, Coca-Cola caffeinated products - Coke Zero, in particular - mistakenly made their way to the Mormon campus.
Coincidence?
Coca-Cola is an Atlanta-based company whose headquarters border the Georgia Tech campus.
The Salt Lake Tribune reported that caffeinated colas, which are forbidden on the campus of the Latter Days Saints-owned university, were mistakenly stocked in a vending machine "and immediately caused a run on the machine."
The church’s flagship school has traditionally never sold nor served such drinks, despite student demand.
The Cougars (3-2, 0-0 Independent, FBS) crushed the Jackets 41-17 last season at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
Saturday's game - which features two of the top 15 rushing offenses in the country - promises to be high-octane despite the lack of caffeine.
The Jackets (3-2, 2-2 ACC) are a 7-point underdog .
