James Skalski made the biggest play of the game on Saturday against Georgia Tech, stuffing the shovel pitch to the tight end on fourth-and-goal to seal the Tigers’ 14-8 victory in Death Valley. The linebacker walked back to the sidelines after the play, his pants covered in blood from a cut he suffered on the drive, and he was held up by his teammate KJ Henry after putting his body on the line to make the stop.
The sixth-year senior put the team effort into words perfectly on Monday.
“We had to fight for that one, that was a good game,” Skalski said.