Georgia Tech (2-1) lost last year’s leading rusher to program dismissal right before its first game and initially, it appeared as if it probably didn’t make much of a difference at all. Through the next two games – and especially against Pittsburgh on Saturday – it’s no longer debatable that the Yellow Jackets have so much talent and potential in the backfield, it has simply been next man up for Tech. In all three games thus far, TaQuon Marshall has spread the ball between so many ball carriers – including himself – that it has to have opposing defensive coordinators losing sleep.
Georgia Tech Football: Four takeaways from the Jackets’ win over Pitt
