As ACC defenses adjust to Haynes King’s run game, Georgia Tech must find new ways to move the ball and stay ahead in the conference.

Despite the numbers, Gideon has seen his defense succeed when it matters most.

After five games, five wins, two road trips and two game-winning plays, Tech intends to rest, reset and recharge before returning to its normal schedule Sunday.

The Yellow Jackets and the Hokies are scheduled to square off at 3:30 p.m. Oct. 11 at Bobby Dodd Stadium. The game will be televised live by ACC Network.

Plus reflections on the Falcons and Nick Saban still owning Kirby Smart.

Georgia Tech narrowly avoided an upset, escaping Wake Forest with an overtime win, but the sloppy performance cost them a spot in the AP poll (down from 16 to 17).

Georgia Tech claws back from a 20-3 deficit to stay undefeated, and coach Brent Key says the "endurance phase" of the Yellow Jackets' schedule begins after their bye week.

It's better to be lucky than good, and Georgia Tech was just enough of both in a 30-29 win at Wake Forest, overcoming a 17-point deficit after a sloppy start.

After last year's loss to Georgia, Brent Key and his Georgia Tech staff have emphasized two-point play preparation in practice and it paid off in the win over Wake Forest.

The Yellow Jackets rallied from a halftime deficit and forced overtime with a late field goal.