GEORGIA TECH (1-0, 0-0 ACC) AT USF (1-0, 0-0 AAC) 2018 .
126TH SEASON 4 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 15 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 44 BOWL APPEARANCES 25 BOWL VICTORIESGEORGIA TECH (1-0, 0-0 ACC) AT USF (1-0, 0-0 AAC)2018 GEORGIA TECH SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: 1-0 Home: 1-0SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 NOON ET TAMPA, FLA. RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM (65,857)MATCHUP AT A GLANCEGEORGIA TECHvs.USF1-0 (0-0 ACC). Record.1-0 (0-0 AAC)Atlanta, Ga. . Location.Tampa, Fla.1885. Founded. 195629,000. Enrollment. 50,577Yellow Jackets, Ramblin’ Wreck.Nickname. BullsTech Gold and White. Colors.Green and GoldAtlantic Coast (Coastal Division).Conference. American Athletic (East Division)Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field (55,000). Stadium (Capacity). Raymond James Stadium (65,587)Paul Johnson. Head Coach.Charlie Strong76-54 (11th season).Head Coach’s Record at School.11-2 (Second season)183-93 (22nd season).Head Coach’s Overall Record. 64-39 (Ninth season)None (AP), RV (Coaches).National Ranking.None (AP), RV (Coaches)Spread Option.Basic Offense. Spread41.0 (5th/44th). Points Per Game (Conference/National Rank).34.0 (6th/61st)439.0 (1st/2nd).Rushing Yards Per Game (Conference/National Rank).148.0 (9th/82nd)104.0 (12th/116th). Passing Yards Per Game (Conference/National Rank).367.0 (2nd/12th)543.0 (3rd/28th).Total Yards Per Game (Conference/National Rank).515.0 (4th/34th)3-4. Basic Defense.4-2-50.0 (1st/1st). Points Allowed Per Game (Conference/National Rank).14.0 (1st/29th)77.0 (4th/21st). Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game (Conference/National Rank).192.0 (10th/89th)69.0 (2nd/10th). Passing Yards Allowed Per Game (Conference/National Rank).42.0 (1st/5th)146.0 (1st/3rd). Total Yards Allowed Per Game (Conference/National Rank).234.0 (2nd/18th)W, 41-0 vs. Alcorn State (Sept. 1). Last Game.W, 34-14 vs. Elon (Sept. 1)TOP STORYLINES Georgia Tech hits the road for the first time this season when it travels to Tampa,Fla. to take on USF. The Yellow Jackets opened the season with a convincing 41-0 win over AlcornState last Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium. In the debut of defensive coordinator Nate Woody’s 3-4 scheme, Tech’s defenserecorded its first shutout in 57 games, dating back to a 56-0 victory over Syracuseon Oct. 19, 2013. The Jackets limited Alcorn State to just 146 yards of total offense, which is thefewest allowed by a GT defense since it surrendered 132 yards in a 27-0 win overDuke on Oct. 4, 2008 (head coach Paul Johnson’s fifth game at Tech). Not to be outdone, Georgia Tech’s offense racked up 543 total yards against Alcorn, including 439 on the ground, which marked the fifth time in the last 12 gamesthat the Yellow Jackets have rushed for 400-plus yards. Prior to the beginning of lastseason, Tech had rushed for 400 yards in a game just 25 times in program history. Georgia Tech and USF are meeting for the first time. GT fielded its first footballteam in 1892 and is competing in its 126th football season. USF played its firstfootball game in 1997 and is in its 22nd season overall and 19th at the NCAA Division I FBS level. While the Yellow Jackets have never faced USF, it has played at the Bulls’ homestadium before. Raymond James Stadium was the site of the 2009 ACC Championship Game, which Georgia Tech won over Clemson, 39-34 (the Yellow Jackets latervacated the victory due to NCAA sanctions).SERIES HISTORYSeries Record (Streak):.First meetingat Georgia Tech:.N/Aat USF:.N/ANeutral Sites:.N/ALast Meeting:.N/ATALE OF THE TAPEAverage heights and weights of players listed on the depthchart for each team:Georgia TechUSF6-4, 283. Offensive Line/Tight Ends.6-4, 2946-0, 192 .Offensive Backs (QB and RB).6-1, 2066-3, 201.Receivers.6-2, 2086-3, 283.Defensive Line.6-3, 264 ACC: 0-0 Place: — Away: 0-0 Neutral: 0-0 Streak: W1DateOpponentTime/Result TVSept. 1ALCORN STATEW, 41-0RSNSept. 8at USFNoonABC/ESPN2Sept. 15at Pitt*12:30 p.m. RSNSept. 22No. 2 CLEMSON*TBATBASept. 29BOWLING GREENTBATBAOct. 5 (Fri.)at Louisville*7 p.m.ESPNOct. 13DUKE*TBATBAOct. 25 (Thu.) at No. 20/17 Va. Tech* 7:30 p.m. ESPNNov. 3at North Carolina*TBATBANov. 10No. 8 MIAMI (FLA.)* TBATBANov. 17VIRGINIA*TBATBANov. 24at No. 3/4 GeorgiaTBATBAAll times Eastern; Home games in BOLD CAPS* ACC gameRanks for past/current games AP/Coaches ranks at time of gmeRanks for future games current AP/Coaches rankON THE AIRTV: ABC/ESPN2 Play-by-Play. Adam Amin Analyst. Rod Gilmore Sideline Reporter. Quint Kessenich In Atlanta: ABC (WSB - Ch. 2) Online: WatchESPN.comRADIO: Georgia Tech IMG Sports Network Play-by-Play. Andy Demetra Analyst. Sean Bedford Sideline Reporter. Wiley Ballard In Atlanta: 680/93.7 The Fan Across Georgia: Visit RamblinWreck.com for 31-station affiliate list Satellite: Sirius 119 / XM 194 Mobile App: GT Gameday TuneIn: buzz.gt/LiveTuneInGEORGIA TECH’S LAST GAMEvs. Alcorn State . W, 41-06-1, 221.Linebackers.6-1, 215Date .Sept. 16-1, 193. Defensive Backs.5-11, 180Location. Atlanta, Ga. (Bobby Dodd Stadium)Total Offense. 543TOP PERFORMERS AT A GLANCERushing. 439PASSINGCOMP. ATT. INT. YDS. TDPassing. 104Georgia TechTurnovers. 3TaQuon Marshall91811041USFTotal Defense. 146Blake Barnett243403053Rushing. 77Passing. 69RUSHINGATT.YDS.AVG.TDTakeaways. 3Georgia TechPassing LeaderJordan Mason11857.71USFTaQuon Marshall.9-18-1, 104 yds., TDJohnny Ford8435.40Rushing LeadersJordan Mason.11 att., 85 yds., TDRECEIVINGNO.YDS.AVG.TDTaQuon Marshall.9 att., 84 yds., TDGeorgia TechKirVonte Benson.10 att., 75 yds., 2 TDBrad Stewart44912.31Receiving LeadersUSFRandall St. Felix714320.41Brad Stewart.4 rec., 49 yds., TDQua Searcy.2 rec., 36 yds.TACKLESUTATTTTFL SACKDefensive LeadersGeorgia TechDavid Curry. 4 tackles, FR, TDKaleb Oliver2241.0—Kaleb Oliver. 4 tackles, TFL, INTUSFJaymon Thomas74111.5—Antwan Owens.4 tackles
2018 GEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL GAME NOTESGAME 2 at USF SEPT. 8 TAMPA, FLA.GEORGIA TECH MEDIA AVAILABILITYMON34 p.m. - First three periodsof practice open to photographers/videographers (RoseBowl Field)Approx. 5:15 p.m. – 3-4offensive student-athletes(Bobby Dodd Stadium — Gate6 Lobby, adjacent to CallawayPlaza)TUE411:30 a.m. - Head coachPaul Johnson weekly pressconference (Bobby DoddStadium – LetterwinnersLounge)3:45 p.m. - First threeperiods of practice open tophotographers/videographers(Rose Bowl Field)Approx. 5:45 p.m. – 3-4defensive student-athletes(Bobby Dodd Stadium – Gate6 Lobby, adjacent to CallawayPlaza)WED511:30 a.m. - Head coachPaul Johnson on ACC mediateleconferenceTHUNO AVAILABILITY6FRINO AVAILABILITY3:45 p.m. - First threeperiods of practice open tophotographers/videographers(Rose Bowl Field)7SATPostgamepress conference Head coach Paul Johnson andselected student-athletes(location TBA)GEORGIA TECH ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS & PUBLIC RELATIONSFOLLOW GEORGIA TECH ONLINEOFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.RamblinWreck.comOffice: (404) 894-5445 Mobile: (828) 964-6406Email: mflynn@athletics.gatech.edu Assistant Director/Communications & P.R. (Secondary Football Contact): TBAOffice: (404) 894-5445 Cell: TBAEmail: TBA Associate Director/Communications & P.R. (Football Credentials): Mike StamusOffice: 404-894-5445 Cell: (404) 218-9723Email: letics/GTFootballTogetherWeSwarm95 p.m. - Head coach PaulJohnson media teleconferenceRamblinWreckTubeGEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL BY THE NUMBERS1Saturday’s meeting is the first between Georgia Tech and USF.3Georgia Tech’s 2018 schedule includes three opponents ranked in the preseason top 10 (No. 2 Clemson, No. 3/4 Georgiaand No. 8 Miami). Should the Yellow Jackets wind up playing three top-10 teams, it would mark the third time in the last fourseasons that they do so (the Jackets also played three top-10 teams in 2015 and 2017). Prior to 2015, Tech had not facedthree top-10 opponents in the same season since 1983 (which was its first season as a full-fledged member of the ACC).4Of the 127 NCAA Division I FBS teams that have played so far this season, Georgia Tech is one of only four that hasn’tallowed a point, joining Air Force (38-0 win over Stony Brook), Georgia (45-0 win over Austin Peay) and UAB (52-0 win overSavannah State).5With 439 rushing yards against Alcorn State last Saturday, Georgia Tech eclipsed the 400-yard rushing mark for the fifth timein 12 games, dating back to the beginning of last season.5Georgia Tech’s 2018 schedule is ranked as the fifth-toughest in the nation by Bleacher Report and is the toughest schedule inthe ACC according to Athlon.22Twenty-two of the 30 400-yard rushing games in Georgia Tech history have come in Paul Johnson’s 10-plus seasons asthe Yellow Jackets’ head coach (2008-pres.). Since Johnson’s arrival on The Flats, Georgia Tech has rushed for 400 yards ina game 22 times in 130 contests (once every 5.9 games). Prior to his arrival, the Yellow Jackets had rushed for 400 yards ina game eight times in 1,138 contests (once every 142.3 games).Defenses coached by Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Nate Woody have not surrendered a point in the last 131:05 ofgame play. Prior to a 41-0 shutout win over Alcorn State in Woody’s Georgia Tech debut last Saturday, Woody’s previous team,Appalachian State, ended last season with a 34-0 win over Toledo in the Dollar General Bowl. A Woody-coached defensehasn’t allowed a point since Louisiana-Lafayette scored a touchdown with 11:05 to go in App State’s 63-14 victory over theRagin’ Cajuns on Dec. 2 of last season.2SUNApprox. 5:45 p.m. – Headcoach Paul Johnson (BobbyDodd Stadium – Gate 6 Lobby,adjacent to Callaway Plaza) Assistant A.D./Communications & P.R. (Primary Football Contact): Mike Flynn131:058A GEORGIA TECH WIN WOULD . move the Yellow Jackets to 2-0 for the eighth time in PaulJohnson’s 11 seasons as head coach; snap a six-game losing streak in games played away fromhome and a five-game skid in true road games; be its first win away from Bobby Dodd Stadium since its33-18 victory over Kentucky in the 2016 TaxSlayer Bowl(Dec. 31, 2016); be its first true road win since a 28-27 triumph at Georgiaon Nov. 26, 2016; be its ninth-straight win over a current member of theAmerican Athletic Conference; up it to 72-26-1 all-time against current members of theAAC. move to 1-0 all-time against USF.A GEORGIA TECH LOSS WOULD . drop it to 1-1 for the second-straight year; extend its losing streak in games played away from hometo seven and its skid in true road games to six; be its first loss to a current member of the AmericanAthletic Conference since a 36-26 loss to Navy on Nov. 23,1996, snapping an eight-game winning streak over currentmembers of the AAC; drop it to 71-27-1 all-time against current members ofthe AAC. drop it to 0-1 all-time against USF.
2018 GEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL GAME NOTESGAME 2 at USF SEPT. 8 TAMPA, FLA.NOTING LAST WEEK’S WIN OVER ALCORN ST. Georgia Tech opened the 2018 season with a 41-0shutout win over Alcorn State last Saturday at Bobby DoddStadium. The Yellow Jackets rushed for 439 yards and surrenderedjust 77 yards on the ground, en route to a 543-146 advantage in total yardage. The Jackets averaged 7.5 yards perplay, compared to just 2.9 for Alcorn. The shutout was Georgia Tech’s first in 57 games, datingback to a 56-0 win over Syracuse on Oct. 19, 2013. Alcorn State’s 146 total yards were the fewest allowed byGeorgia Tech since it surrendered 132 yards in a 27-0 winover Duke on Oct. 4, 2008 (which was Paul Johnson’sfifth game as head coach at Tech). Georgia Tech’s defense outscored Alcorn State all by itself,as the Yellow Jackets scored seven points on a 15-yardfumble return for a touchdown by inside linebacker DavidCurry. Offensively, the Jackets rushed for 400-plus yards for thefifth time in the last 12 games, dating back to the beginningof last season. Prior to the beginning of last season, Techhad five 400-yard rushing games in the previous threeseasons combined. Georgia Tech’s 8.1 yards per carry were its most since itaveraged 9.4 yards per carry in a 31-28 loss to Pitt on Oct.17, 2015. Georgia Tech had three players with 75 rushing yards ormore (BB Jordan Mason – 85, QB TaQuon Marshall –77 and BB KirVonte Benson – 75) for the first time sincelast season’s opener versus Tennessee (Marshall – 249,Benson – 124 and AB Nathan Cottrell – 79). The Jacketsjust missed out on having a fourth rusher with 75 yardsagainst Alcorn State, as backup quarterback Tobias Oliverfinished with 72 yards on 12 carries. Georgia Tech won its season opener for the 16th time inthe last 20 seasons and the ninth time in 11 seasons underJohnson. The Yellow Jackets moved to 88-34-4 (.714) in126 all-time season openers. Georgia Tech moved to 11-0 in home openers underJohnson. It was the Yellow Jackets’ 12th-straight homeopening win overall and 19th victory in its last 20 homeopeners. The Jackets moved to 95-25-4 (.782) in 124all-time home openers (Tech did not play any home gamesin 1897 or 1898).NOTING USF USF is 1-0 after a season-opening 34-14 home win overElon last Saturday. USF outgained Elon, 515-234, with 367 of the Bulls’ 515yards coming through the air on 29-of-46 passing. In his first game at USF, junior quarterback Blake Barnettcompleted 24-of-34 passes for 305 yards and threetouchdowns. USF is Barnett’s fourth school in four years. He beganhis career at Alabama, where he redshirted in 2015 andplayed in three games in 2016, including as the starter inthe season opener against USC. He transferred to Palomar(Calif.) College before moving on to Arizona State, where heappeared in four games as a reserve in 2017. He earneda bachelor’s degree from ASU last spring and enrolled atUSF as a graduate transfer. He has two seasons of eligibilityremaining. Barnett’s favorite target in the opener was redshirtfreshman wide receiver Randall St. Felix, who caught sevenpasses for 143 yards and a touchdown in his collegiatedebut.GEORGIA TECH vs.NATIONALLY RANKED TEAMS USF is 22-4 since the beginning of the 2016 season. The Yellow Jackets officially own 12 wins over rankedteams in 10 seasons under head coach Paul Johnson. A13th victory, a 39-34 triumph over No. 25 Clemson in the2009 ACC Championship Game, was later vacated due toNCAA sanctions. USF is one of just 15 NCAA FBS programs that won 20or more games over the 2016-17 seasons and one of onlythree FBS programs that won 20 or more games and twobowl games during that two-season span. Head coach Charlie Strong is in his second season at USF.He is 11-2 with the Bulls and 64-39 overall in eight-plusseasons as a head coach, which includes stints at Louisville(2010-13) and Texas (2014-16). USF defensive coordinator Brian Jean-Mary was GeorgiaTech’s linebackers coach from 2004-09, which included thefirst two seasons of Paul Johnson’s tenure as head coach.In two seasons under Johnson, Jean-Mary helped lead theYellow Jackets to a 20-7 overall record and two ACC CoastalDivision championships.GEORGIA TECH AGAINST THE AAC Georgia Tech is 71-26-1 all-time against current membersof the American Athletic Conference. Fifty of Tech’s previous 98 games against currentmembers of the AAC have come against Tulane (the YellowJackets are 37-13 all-time against the Green Wave). The Jackets have won eight-straight against currentmembers of the AAC. Their last loss to a current AAC squadwas a 36-26 defeat to Navy on Nov. 23, 1996.GT vs. CURRENT AAC MEMBERSWLTCincinnatiConnecticutEast 12018 ACC STANDINGSCOASTAL DIVISIONACCVirginia Tech1-0OVERALL STREAK1-0W1GEORGIA 0-01-0W1Miami (Fla.)0-00-1L4North Carolina0-00-1L2ATLANTIC DIVISIONACCBoston College0-01-0W1Clemson0-01-0W1NC State0-01-0W2Syracuse0-01-0W1Wake Forest0-01-0W2Louisville0-00-1L1Florida State0-10-1L1OVERALL STREAK Georgia Tech has 92 wins in 270 all-time matchupsversus teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25.GEORGIA TECH vs. AP TOP 25UNDER PAUL JOHNSONNov. 1, 2008Nov. 8, 2008Nov. 20, 2008Nov. 29, 2008Sept. 17, 2009Sept. 26, 2009Oct. 17, 2009Dec. 5, 2009Jan. 5, 2009Nov. 4, 2010Oct. 29, 2011Nov. 10, 2011Nov. 26, 2011Sept. 3, 2012Oct. 6, 2012Nov. 24, 2012Dec. 1, 2012Oct. 5, 2013Nov. 14, 2013Nov. 15, 2014Nov. 29, 2014Dec. 6, 2014Dec. 31, 2014Sept. 19, 2015Oct. 10, 2015Oct. 24, 2015Sept. 22, 2016Oct. 1, 2016Nov. 5, 2016Nov. 12, 2016Sept. 4, 2017Oct. 14, 2017Oct. 28, 2017Nov. 11, 2017Nov. 25, 2017No. 16 Florida Stateat No. 19 North CarolinaNo. 23 Miami (Fla.)at No. 13 Georgiaat No. 17 Miami (Fla.)No. 22 North CarolinaNo. 4 Virginia Techvs. No. 25 Clemsonvs. No. 10 Iowaat No. 20 Virginia TechNo. 6 ClemsonNo. 10 Virginia TechNo. 13 Georgiaat No. 16 Virginia Techat No. 15 Clemsonat No. 3 Georgiavs. No. 13 Florida Stateat No. 14 Miami (Fla.)at No. 8 ClemsonNo. 18 Clemsonat No. 9 Georgiavs. No. 2 Florida Statevs. No. 8 Mississippi Stateat No. 8 Notre Dameat No. 6 ClemsonNo. 9 Florida StateNo. 5 ClemsonNo. 14 Miami (Fla.)at No. 18 North Carolinaat No. 18 Virginia Techvs. No. 25 Tennesseeat No. 11 Miami (Fla.)at No. 7 Clemsonvs. No. 17 Virginia Techvs. No. 7 GeorgiaW, 31-28L, 28-7W, 41-23W, 45-42L, 33-17W, 24-7W, 28-23W, 39-34 #*L, 24-14 L, 28-21W, 31-17L, 37-26L, 31-17L, 20-17 (OT)L, 47-31L, 42-10L, 21-15 #L, 45-30L, 55-31W, 28-6W, 30-24 (OT)L, 37-35 #W, 49-34 L, 30-22L, 43-24W, 22-16L, 26-7L, 35-21L, 48-20W, 30-20L, 42-41 (2OT)L, 25-24L, 24-10W, 28-22L, 38-7# ACC Championship Game Orange Bowl* Win vacated due to NCAA sanctionsGEORGIA TECH ALL-TIME vs. AP TOP 25Top 25vs. ACCvs. No. 1vs. No. 2vs. No. 3vs. No. 4vs. No. 5vs. No. 6vs. No. 7vs. No. 8vs. No. 9vs. No. 10vs. No. 11vs. No. 12vs. No. 13vs. No. 14vs. No. 15vs. No. 16vs. No. 17vs. No. 18vs. No. 19vs. No. 20vs. No. 21vs. No. 22vs. No. 23vs. No. 24vs. No. 25ALLHA92-172-6 49-75-4 12-11-01-10-01-00-02-20-02-00-00-00-00-10-00-0* Win vacated due to NCAA sanctions3
2018 GEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL GAME NOTESGAME 2 at USF SEPT. 8 TAMPA, FLA.OFFENSEASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 POLL (SEPT. 4)Team (1st-place votes)1Alabama (48)2Clemson (12)3Georgia4Ohio State5Wisconsin6Oklahoma7Auburn8Notre Dame9Washington10 Stanford11 LSU12 Virginia Tech13 Penn State14 West Virginia15 Michigan State16 TCU17 Southern California18 Mississippi State19 UCF20 Boise State21 Michigan22 Miami (FL)23 Oregon24 South Crolina25 711161518212214824NRNROthers receiving votes: Utah 71, Oklahoma St. 62, Boston College31, Texas A&M 29, Northwestern 28, Maryland 12, Mississippi 11,NC State 9, Florida St. 8, Memphis 6, Houston 6, Washington St.6, Iowa St. 4, Kansas St. 3, Iowa 3, Hawaii 3, BYU 3, Fresno St. 1,Arkansas St. 1.AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL (SEPT. 4)Team (1st-place votes)1Alabama (59)2Clemson (3)3Georgia4Ohio State (1)5Oklahoma6Wisconsin7Auburn8Notre Dame9Stanford10 Penn State11 Washington12 Southern California13 Michigan State14 Virginia Tech15 LSU16 TCU17 West Virginia18 Mississippi State19 Boise State20 UCF21 Miami (Fla.)22 Michigan23 Oklahoma State24 South Carolina25 1724162018222381425NRNROthers Receiving Votes: Oregon 136; Northwestern 87; Texas A&M84; Utah 70; Florida State 46; Memphis 27; Boston College 21;Kentucky 13; Washington State 11; Duke 9; USF 9; NC State 9;Iowa 9; Appalachian State 9; Fresno State 7; Arkansas 6; IowaState 6; Arkansas State 5; Hawaii 4; Houston 4; Kansas State 4;Cincinnati 3; Maryland 2; Georgia Tech 1; San Diego State 1.Georgia Tech opponents in italics4 Georgia Tech opened the 2018 season by racking up 543yards of total offense — including 439 on the ground — inlast Saturday’s 41-0 win over Alcorn State. The Yellow Jackets’ season-opening performance hasthem ranked among the nation’s top 30 in three differentoffensive statistical categories on the young season.GT OFFENSE — NATIONAL/ACC RANKS, 2018CategoryRushing OffenseThird-Down ConversionsTotal OffenseNo.439.0 ypg.667 pct.543.0 ypgFBS Rank2nd7th28thACC Rank1st2nd3rd Tech finished the 2017 campaign ranked among thenation’s top 30 in seven different statistical categories onoffense.GT OFFENSE — NATIONAL/ACC RANKS, 2017CategoryNo.Passing Yards/Completion 21.56Rushing Offense307.4 ypgPasses Had Intercepted5Time of Possession33:30Third-Down Conversions .456 pct.Fewest Turnovers15Red-Zone Offense.889FBS Rank2nd5tht-4th6th12th27th28thACC Rank1st1st1st1st2nd4th5th The running game is always the backbone of head coachPaul Johnson’s high-powered spread option offense.Since Johnson’s arrival on The Flats in 2008, only one teamhas rushed for more yards then Georgia Tech’s 39,291 —Johnson’s former team, Navy, which has run for 39,981yards over the last 10 seasons.MOST FBS RUSHING YARDS SINCE 20081. Navy2. Georgia Tech3. Air Force4. 04Yds/Gm309.93299.93300.07266.95 Last season, Georgia Tech rushed for 307.4 yards pergame, good for tops in the ACC and fifth nationally. TheYellow Jackets have led the ACC and finished among thetop 10 nationally in rushing offense in each of Johnson’s 10seasons as head coach. Georgia Tech’s 439-yard rushing performance in theseason opener against Alcorn State marked the fifth time in12 games since the beginning of last season that the YellowJackets have rushed for at least 400 yards in a game (onceevery 2.4 games). During Johnson’s 10-plus seasons as Georgia Tech’s headcoach (2008-pres.), the Yellow Jackets have rushed for atleast 400 yards in a game 22 times in 130 total games(once every 5.9 games). Prior to Johnson’s arrival on The Flats in 2008, Tech hadrushed for at least 400 yards in a game just eight times in1,138 games (once every 142.3 games).GEORGIA TECH — 400-YARD RUSHING GAMES400-yd.TotalgamesgamesLast 12 Games (2017-pres.) 512Under CPJ (2008-pres.)22130Pre-CPJ (1892-2007)81,138One 400yd. gameeverygms.2.45.9142.3 The Jackets set a school record with four 400-yard rushing games last season (535 vs. Tennesse on Sept. 4, 436vs. Pitt on Sept. 23, 403 vs. North Carolina on Sept. 30 and427 vs. Wake Forest on Oct. 21). Making the feat even moreimpressive is that it came in just 11 games, Tech’s fewestgames in a season since 1996. The previous GT record ofthree 400-yard rushing games in a season occurred threetimes, all under Johnson (2008, 2009 and 2014). In Johnson’s 10-plus seasons at the helm, Georgia Techhas produced 17 rushers that have eclipsed the 1,000-yardplateau for their careers. That is over one-third percent ofthe 49 Yellow Jackets that have amassed 1,000 careerrushing yards in the 126-season history of Georgia Techfootball. The Jackets have three players on their current roster thathave already eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark for theircareers in senior AB Clinton Lynch, senior QB TaQuonMarshall and junior BB KirVonte Benson.GEORGIA TECH 1,000-YARD CAREER RUSHERSUNDER PAUL JOHNSON (2008-pres.)GT Rank6.Jonathan Dwyer7.Joshua Nesbitt9.Justin Thomas12.David Sims13.Tevin Washington15.Zach Laskey16.Anthony Allen17.Roddy Jones18.Orwin Smith32.Synjyn Days34.TaQuon Marshall37.Marcus Marshall40.Robert Godhigh41.KirVonte Benson42.Clinton Lynch45.Vad Lee47.Embry PeeplesYears at 81,1911,1281,1081,0571,035 With 1,146 and 1,053 rushing yards last season,respectively, Marshall and Benson became only the secondset of teammates in Georgia Tech history to both rush for1,000 yards in the same season, joining BB Jonathan Dwyer(1,395 yards) and QB Joshua Nesbitt (1,037 yards), whoboth accomplished the feat in 2009.GEORGIA TECH TEAMMATES WITH1,000 RUSHING YARDS IN THE SAME SEASONTeammatesBB Jonathan Dwyer (1,395) / QB Joshua Nesbitt (1,037)QB TaQuon Marshall (1,146) / BB KirVonte Benson (1,053)Year20092017 Four times in 11 games last season, Marshall and Bensonboth rushed for 100 yards in the same game.TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS IN ONE GAME — 2017Sept. 4 vs. TennesseeQB TaQuon Marshall (249) and BB KirVonte Benson (124)Sept. 23 vs. PittsburghBB KirVonte Benson (196) and QB TaQuon Marshall (112)Sept. 30 vs. North CarolinaQB TaQuon Marshall (137) and BB KirVonte Benson (130)Oct. 21 vs. Wake ForestQB TaQuon Marshall (163) and BB KirVonte Benson (136) Georgia Tech has had multiple 100-yard rushers five timesin its last 16 games overall. In addition to Marshall andBenson accomplishing the feat four times last season, QBMatthew Jordan (121 yards) and BB Marcus Marshall (143)both surpassed the century mark in a 30-20 win at No. 18Virginia Tech on Nov. 12, 2016. Prior to having two 100-yard rushers five times in the last16 games, Georgia Tech had two different players gain 100yards on the ground in the same game only 29 times inschool history. In Johnson’s 10 seasons as head coach of the YellowJackets, Tech has been outgained on the ground just 18times.
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