The Virginia Tech Hokies entered last Saturday’s home tilt against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets with a chance to clinch the ACC’s Coastal Division. Suffice to say, things didn’t work out too well for the Hokies as the Yellow Jackets dominated the Hokies, 30-20.
It was a struggle from the beginning as Virginia Tech coughed up the opening kickoff. Georgia Tech capitalized and never looked back. It was another rough day for the defense as they allowed 309 rushing yards, including 143 to running back and 121 to quarterback Matthew Jordan. Jordan, who started for Justin Thomas, gave VT’s defense fits all day long with his size and decisiveness.