VIDEO: Watch Georgia Tech’s Nate Woody mic’d up during spring practice

Georgia Tech released a video Monday of new defensive coordinator Nate Woody was mic’d up at the Yellow Jackets’ spring football practice.

The Jackets began their third week of spring practice Monday.

In January, Tech announced Woody would succeed former Jackets defensive coordinator Ted Roof after Roof accepted a position at N.C. State.

The full video of Woody coaching Georgia Tech’s defense can be watched below:

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