If GT played Tennessee Georgia Tech had black jerseys with gold stripes while Tennessee would have black jerseys with orange stripes. The football pants were khaki colored and pretty much stayed that way until the late 1930s. The black jerseys with different colored stripes disappeared for...
Here's a good example of the way jerseys were then in this case 1921
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1921_Georgia_Tech_Golden_Tornado_football_team#/media/File:TechJudyRed.jpg
The 1905 GT team was even better they went 6-0-1
@The Flats)North Georgia College W 54-0
@The Flats)Alabama W 12-5
@The Flats)Cumberland College W 51-0
@The Flats)Tennessee W 45-0
@The Flats)Sewanee College T 18-18
@The Flats)Georgia W 46-0
@The Flats)Clemson W 17-10
GT took advantage of poor play by UGAG. They blocked a UGAG punt that went over a wood fence and was recovered next to a creek for a touchdown(It was legal then).
I've never been able to figure out why Robert Neyland and Bobby Dodd hated each other so much. I think a lot of it was GT beating Tennessee 27-0 in 1947 and 34-13 in 1949.
The first great team at Georgia Tech was the 8-1-1 1904 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets coached by John Heisman. The Georgia Tech football program had been pretty nondescript with two winning seasons since 1892(2-1-1 in 1893 under Frank O. Spain and Lt Leonard Wood and 4-0-1 in 1901 under Dr Cyrus...
I remember a story that was in the Good Ole Fashioned Hate book about the 1916 GT-UGAG game about a GT fan who was in Athens for the game(A 21-0 win for GT) and staying at a boarding house. He went to dinner at the boarding house and a pretty woman asked the man who he was rooting for in the...
Here's a picture of Grant Field during the Cumberland College Game
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1916_Georgia_Tech_Yellow_Jackets_football_team#/media/File:Tech_vs_Cumberland_1916.jpg
Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech i put on the same level academically and it has caused a lot more problems for Vanderbilt in Sports than it has for Georgia Tech.
Peyton worked so hard at being a great quarterback far beyond any other NFL quarterback. At Tennessee he spent two hours a day or longer looking at game film.
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