Nobody expected Georgia Tech to win this game. Clemson is ranked #3 in the country and has national championship aspirations, so it’s no surprise that the Tigers came out victorious today. What’s frustrating, however, is watching the Jackets commit the same unforced errors that we’ve seen time and time again these past two seasons. Here’s what we learned from Tech’s 49-21 loss to the Tigers:
Negative plays and penalties are still killing the Jackets on offense
Tech’s offense looked great at first, gaining 55 yards on their first eight plays of the game. But after reaching the Clemson 17-yard line, the offense started going backwards with two false starts and plays for losses of 5 and 10 yards.