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If we can have a "monster" year like this next season, with only ONE loss, outside TWO at WORST, with THAT schedule, then I guarantee that we'll be in the discussion for the Bowl Playoffs.

Georgia Tech’s Zach Laskey had 171 rushing attempts this season, and just four went for a loss or no gain. That rate of 2.3 percent was easily the best in the country (and less than half the next closest player) and is the lowest by any FBS running back with at least 150 carries in the last...

Not only did Georgia Tech earn the biggest victory of the bowl season for the ACC, and not only did it finish with 11 wins for just the second time since 1990 — but the Yellow Jackets did so against one of the toughest schedules in college football this year. For the season, Georgia Tech’s...

He was also just named to the AP All-Bowl Team http://sports.yahoo.com/news/trio-200-yard-rushers-headlines-ap-bowl-team-190950686--ncaaf.html

Georgia has a new offensive coordinator, and the Bulldogs went to the NFL ranks to find him. The program announced Wednesday that it has hired St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer to take the same position and quarterbacks coach. Schottenheimer had spent the last three...

Every week this fall, the SI.com team delved into the fun, the weird and the wacky of college football with a series called Between the Hashes. It was a way to decompress from the madness of the games, and to find a few things you might have missed. Here are some of the best from the 2014-15...

G SHAQ MASON, GEORGIA TECH The bowl: Orange Bowl, vs. Mississippi State The skinny: Mason is known for his run blocking, and he was at his road-grading best in the Yellow Jackets' 49-34 win. Tech ran for 452 yards and six touchdowns against a defense that had been allowing just 126.5 yards per...

1) Paul Johnson, Georgia Tech: People keep trying to write off CPJ and his “high school” offense but it is almost impossible to stop if he has the right quarterback (which he does in Justin Thomas) and a defense that forces turnovers (plus-11 turnover margin), which is what Ted Roof’s group did...

according to ESPN.

ORANGE: GEORGIA TECH’S DAYS WALKS THE TIGHTROPE Nursing a narrow 21-20 lead at halftime, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets wasted no time in what ended up being a 21-point third quarter, scoring on their second play from a scrimmage. It was a 69-yard thriller by running back Synjyn Days. Not only...

Justin Thomas, Quarterback, Georgia Tech Anyone who enjoys watching option football as much as I do was in gridiron heaven watching Justin Thomas orchestrate the Georgia Tech attack in the Orange Bowl. Thomas had the Mississippi State defense lost, dazed and confused all night long as the...

FSU had to play a perfectly executed offensive game to beat us, which is exactly what they did, and then it was only by 2 points, and we scored 35 points against the Seminoles in spite of playing without our top WR and TWO of our top A-Backs. While I'm at it, our defense held FSU to ZERO TD's...

Let me ask you a question, and I'm not trying to be a wise guy...we ended up being the most efficient offense in history (based on the FEI Offensive stats), and we only lost 3 games by a total of 11 points, 2 of which were in mid-season, while we also led the nation in some impressive areas...

Justin Thomas led GA Tech to a higher FEIO Rating in 2014 than 7 QB's who won the Heisman Trophy that same season. http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/feioff 2014 Thomas .999 2014 Mariota .753 2013 Winston .499 2012 Manziel .806 2011 Griffin II .865 2011 Newton .857 2008 Bradford .652 2007...

There were two huge trends in this game; Our Defense holding them out of the endzone on their first four drives and our offense scoring 5 straight touchdowns at the end of the game. There is nothing else to really say. http://www.fromtherumbleseat.com/2015/1/5/7492213/orange-bowl-advanced-box-score

Why not BOTH years? ;)

Why not BOTH years? ;)

During certain stretches of the Capital One Orange Bowl, it was tough to tell if Justin Thomas of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets was doing his impersonation of Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks, or if his triple-option improvisation had been an upgrade and we were seeing the rise of...

CFN has always put our program down and I'm sure they were throwing up in their respective mouths as they had to type their recap reports. That made it all the sweeter for me.

Mississippi State has known for 25 days that it would be facing Georgia Tech, home of Paul Johnson’s vaunted triple-option ground game. And all that time to prepare, study film and gameplan didn’t make a darn bit of difference. So much for time being the Yellow Jackets’ kryptonite. The...