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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina State quarterback Jacoby Brissett never looked sharp, took too many hard hits and found himself playing to the finish in a blowout home loss. It was a rough day for the Florida transfer, who committed three turnovers — two returned for touchdowns — in...

This article is going to be used to say that the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (8-2, 5-2 ACC) beat NC State (5-5, 1-5 ACC) 56-23 in Raleigh for the Wolfpack’s homecoming game, and to say that Tech is peaking at the right time yellowjackedup.com/2014/11/08/...carolina-state/

If you're wondering how No. 24 Georgia Tech managed to obliterate North Carolina State, 56-23, in Raleigh, this series of plays might give you an idea. bleacherreport.com/articles/22...b-throws-pick-6

RALEIGH, N.C. -- The final result wasn't an unexpected one as No. 24 Georgia Tech (8-2, 5-2 ACC) beat N.C. State (5-5, 1-5) in Raleigh on Saturday. But the score was, as Georgia Tech won 56-23 in a game that wouldn't have even been that close were it not for a late N.C. State touchdown when the...

Loved the fact that not only are we converting our third downs, etc., but watching today's game, we've still got the ability to have the long, drawn out marches downfield that can eat up the clock. After our defense was on the field for so long (even though it was before halftime and they scored...

It seems like we're always worried about having to replace our best offensive players (running backs and receivers), yet we plug in replacements who have been coming in and doing as well, and sometimes better, as a group, than the individuals, especially now that we seem to have a QB whom is...

RALEIGH — Sometimes the worst thing that can happen is to get what exactly what you want. N.C. State wanted to keep the ball away from Georgia Tech's offense. For a bizarre, 25-play sequence, the Wolfpack did just that. The Yellow Jackets got pair of touchdowns anyway to fuel a 56-23 ACC road...

Here's something else I just found: @ColeMareno: craziest stat you'll see all day: Georgia Tech has gone 3 and out an FBS low EIGHT times this season, running the football 76% of the time.

This is true; the "V" has their own "language" and they'll rush you through the line ("wadda u have, wadda u have"?). Be ready to go or everyone behind you will give you grief, too! Also, be sure to pick up the Varsity hats before you leave; nice keepsakes.

I think if you look around all programs, not just GA Tech, you'll see that we aren't alone in that defenses seem to be the achilles heel of their respective teams. I think that the way College Football has evolved, offense has become more "protected" and evolved than the defensive side of the...

Hope you have safe travels to, and from, Atlanta. Regarding the Varsity; it's a must for a visit; probably best for after the game, though! Two dogs all the way, onion rings, Jumbo FO, and a peach pie - you won't be disappointed...you might want to bring Tums for the ride home, just to be...

Give me a win with no injuries. Also, I hope they play clean, smart, football, and the defense shows continued improvement.

The interesting thing is that these numbers have held up over the past two weeks, when we played against Pittsburgh and Virginia, which, at the time, had two of the top "defenses" in the Country. After playing us, they can't say it anymore. If I'm not mistaken, Clemson has the top-ranked...

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) North Carolina State coach Dave Doeren knew his young players had to play significant roles for his Wolfpack to make a postseason push in his second year. Heading into Saturday's game against Georgia Tech, that group has helped N.C. State climb within a win of bowl...

There are a ton of sleepers in the 2015 NFL Draft class, but Georgia Tech wide receiver DeAndre Smelter might be one of the most slept-on prospects of the group. We enjoy these under the radar guys more than most – and if you’re a fan of the receiver position, you’ll want to keep an eye on...

If he would have tried to tackle "through" a defensless receiver, he still could have, potentially been called for targeting, even if he doesn't "launch," or go for a head shot, if I read the rule correctly.

In all honesty, I was thinking this year was going to be the year we'd be "feeling things out" as Justin Thomas was becoming acclaimated as our starting QB, and was setting us up for a big season next year and the year after. I also thought this was applicable since Ted Roof will be in his third...

GA Tech - 35 NC State - 27

I saw it, too, and it was a proper call. He left his feet (launched) and hit the defensless wide receiver helmet-to-helmet. That is the definition of the personal foul "targeting" penalty.

As further proof that the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (7-2, 4-2 ACC) are going to be playing for bowl quality as well as a possible ACC Coastal Championship the rest of the way, Tech received rank in the College Football Playoff Rankings. yellowjackedup.com/2014/11/05/...ing-projection/