NFL veteran receiver DeAndre Hopkins' addition to the coaching staff has been an unexpected boon for Georgia Tech as he helps mold a group of inexperienced receivers.

Manager Walt Weiss says Braves newcomer Tyler Mahle has been “a shot in the arm” for the team’s rotation.

The former 5-star tackle, who played in 10 games last season, is ahead of schedule in his recovery, per coach Brent Key.

Third-year defensive ends/outside linebackers coach Kyle Pope brings in several transfer additions as the Yellow Jackets look to attack the quarterback more this season.

Finding a group of players that fit your coaching philosophy can be difficult. The Yellow Jackets’ first-year running backs coach did just that in one offseason.

Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Jason Semore says his players are learning "the scheme in a way that allows us to be comfortable and confident and go attack the ball.”

Georgia Tech offensive coordinator George Godsey addressed Alberto Mendoza's progress at quarterback, bringing in DeAndre Hopkins to help coach wide receivers and more.

Justice Haynes enters the season with high expectations, but the Yellow Jackets’ deep running back group is creating constant competition.

Georgia native Jarryd Wallace won the ambulatory long jump at the USATF Outdoor and Para National Championships. He plans to compete at the 2028 Paralympic Games in L.A.

Georgia Tech running back Justice Haynes, who starred at Michigan in the Big Ten, in 2025, was named to the Maxwell Award watchlist.