The two large television audiences out of Tech’s first three games is positive news for the Yellow Jackets, as the ACC’s revenue distribution model is based on viewership.

As the debris and dust settle from Tech's 24-21 win over Clemson, there are plenty of moments beneath the rubble that could have spelled demise for the Yellow Jackets.

QB Haynes King, offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge, defensive back Omar Daniels and kicker Aidan Birr were all honored.

If the Jackets are able to beat Temple, avenging a 24-2 loss in Philadelphia in 2019 in the process, they would give the program its first 4-0 mark since 2014.

The Yellow Jackets will face the Demon Deacons at noon Sept. 27 at Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

The senior quarterback has used both his arm and legs to lead Georgia Tech to game-winning drives in two games and missed the other game due to injury.

The 3-0 Yellow Jackets enter the AP Top 25 at No. 18, their first national ranking since being No. 23 last September. Tech then lost its next game and fell out of the Top 25.

Though the win over No. 12 Clemson ended a nine-game losing streak to the Tigers, the Yellow Jackets are already putting that behind and focusing on the next opponent, Temple.

The Yellow Jackets' chances at an ACC title game big are no longer a long shot, as Tech avoids playing ranked Miami and FSU, as well as contenders SMU and Louisville.

The senior quarterback beat Clemson with his arm and legs, finishing with 211 yards passing and 101 yards rushing and leading the game-winning drive.