As Georgia Tech prepares for its final ACC regular-season game, there’s a real possibility that it could also be the last one with offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner on the sideline. Even with Georgia Tech signing him to a two-year extension. One that made him the highest-paid assistant coach in program history, contracts rarely guarantee long-term stability in today’s fluid college football landscape.
Faulkner’s work in Atlanta hasn’t gone unnoticed. He’s taken Georgia Tech talent and engineered one of the most explosive, creative, and well-designed offenses in the ACC. That kind of production naturally attracts attention, and several programs may already be circling.