Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football

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Official Site: Georgia Tech Football
Official Athletic Site: Georgia Tech Athletics
Official University Site: Georgia Institute of Technology
Flagship Station: 790 The Zone
Wikipedia: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
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Conference Site: Georgia Tech at TheACC.com

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football News and Gossip

FOX Sports.com: Georgia Tech
Official Site: GT Football news
NCAA Football.com: GT Football news
ESPN.com: Fresno St. rides 27 unanswered points past Georgia Tech (December 31, 2007)
ESPN.com: Eight Fresno State players suspended for Humanitarian Bowl (December 30, 2007)
ESPN.com: Georgia Tech to play Fresno State in Humanitarian Bowl (December 2, 2007)

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Vital Stats

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Leadership

Paul Johnson
- 2007-present: Head Coach
  - 2000-2006: United States Naval Academy

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Current Roster

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Classic Players

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Tickets

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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Photos

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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Video

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Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Fansites, Blogs, and Forums

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Timeline

1892: Plays first season
1904: Hired new head coach John Heisman
1916: Defeated Cumberland 222-0 in most lopsided game ever
1917: Wins first National Championship
1928: Shares the National Championship with Southern California
1932: Charter member of the Southeastern Conference
1952: Shares the National Championship with Michigan State
1964: Leaves the SEC
1979: Joins the Atlantic Coast Conference
1990: Wins share of National Championship with Colorado

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Football Merchandise

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Guide Note:

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are a college football team that plays in the Atlantic Coast Conference. They are also sometimes referred to as the "Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech." The history of the football program is well ingrained within the fabric of college football. As early as 1904, the Yellow Jackets would reach prominence under the direction of legendary coach John Heisman, for whom the Heisman Trophy is named. This level of success included the famous 1916 game against Cumberland College which Georgia Tech won by the record-setting score of 222-0. The next season, 1917, was the first of four national championships won by Georgia Tech. They would repeat this feat in 1928, 1952, and as recently as 1990. The Yellow Jackets left the Metro Conference in 1978 to join the ACC. The team's series with in-state rival Georgia has produced some memorable contests, and has come to be known as "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate."

Fast Facts:

Head coach: Paul Johnson
Inaugural season: 1892
Joined league: 1978
National Titles: 4 (last in 1990)
Home: Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta, GA
Capacity: 55,000
All-time:
Colors: White and "Old Gold"
Fight Song: "I'm a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech"
Bitter rival: Georgia
2007 W-L: 7-5

Ramblin Wreckers

Georgia Tech has produced numerous legendary NFL superstars, including: Calvin Johnson, Drew Hill, Joe Guyon, Clay Matthews, Keith Brooking, Pat Swilling, Marco Coleman, Dorsey Levins and Billy Shaw. Three prominent college head coaches also played their college football at GT: Pepper Rodgers, Frank Broyles, and Bill Curry.

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