The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets made a brief stop home between two ACC road trips to take on the Kennesaw State Owls for the only time this year, winning by a final score of 17-7.
The teams usually do a home-and-home, but in 2017 both games were rained out and there’s no game at Kennesaw this year.
Tech had a very disappointing week, going 2-3 and suffering greatly in RPI because of it. KSU was 21-15 (7-2 Atlantic Sun) and on a five-game win streak after sweeping North Florida last weekend.
The Jackets sent midweek starter Brant Hurter (3-2, 5.