Coming off of a 9-4 campaign in 2016 that saw them finish by winning 6 of their final 7 games, the Yellow Jackets are looking to maintain that momentum and build on it heading into 2017. Several of the pieces are in place to do so, as Georgia Tech ranks in the top-30 nationally in returning production. That said, there are some key contributors from 2016 who have completed their careers on the Flats, and will need to be replaced. With spring practice beginning on Monday, the Yellow Jackets’ coaching staff will spend a majority of their time over the next few weeks focusing on finding those players ready to step up and make an impact on the team this fall.
Georgia Tech Football 2017 Spring Practice Preview: Jackets Aim to Solidify Justin Thomas’s Replacement
