Georgia Tech spring game to be televised

Georgia Tech’s spring football game will be televised on the ACC Network, one of nine games that the first-year channel will broadcast. ESPN made the announcement Thursday.

Tech is scheduled to play its spring game at 7:30 p.m. April 10 at Bobby Dodd Stadium. The other eight teams that will have their games broadcast are Duke, N.C. State and Clemson and Boston College (April 4), Pitt (April 11) and North Carolina, Florida State and Virginia Tech (April 18).

Tech’s spring game last year was streamed online on ACC Network Extra. The Yellow Jackets will begin spring practice Tuesday.

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