Georgia Tech’s search for a new offensive coordinator is gaining momentum with Corey Dennis, a former wide receiver and current UNLV coordinator, interviewing for the role. His successful coaching background and familiarity with the program excite fans, as he embodies the vision for a modern, efficient offense. A potential homecoming looms.
Chip Kelly is officially in the building at Georgia Tech as the Yellow Jackets continue their search for a new offensive coordinator. With Kelly’s elite résumé spanning college football and the NFL, this could be one of the most impactful offensive hires in program history.
Georgia Tech faces potential turmoil with rumors of wide receiver Isiah Canion considering a transfer to Florida, following offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner’s exit. The modern college football landscape emphasizes NIL deals, making retention vital. Losing Canion would disrupt the team’s development and signify a troubling trend in talent retention amidst financial competition.
Georgia Tech officially finds itself in one of the most important moments of the Brent Key era. With Buster Faulkner departing for Florida, the Yellow Jackets are now faced with a massive decision that will shape the future of the offense — and quite possibly the future of the program. Faulkner helped turn Georgia Tech … Read more
Georgia Tech fans are concerned about freshman quarterback Aaron Philo potentially leaving for Florida, following the departure of offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner. Philo represents the future of the program, and losing him would hinder team development and momentum. Tech must act swiftly to secure its quarterback and hire a stabilizing OC.
Georgia Tech’s offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner is leaving for Florida, significantly impacting the program. Despite efforts to retain him, including a lucrative offer, Georgia Tech couldn’t compete with Florida’s SEC resources. Faulkner was instrumental in reviving the offense, and his departure creates pressure on head coach Brent Key to find a suitable replacement.
Georgia Tech just made one of the most important moves for the future of its football program — and it had nothing to do with a recruit, a portal addition, or a bowl matchup. The Yellow Jackets have officially locked in Brent Key on a new five-year contract extension through 2030, and this move sends … Read more
Georgia Tech’s Signing Day following a strong 10–2 season did not meet expectations, yielding an average recruiting class. While the secondary saw improvement with key defensive backs and skill positions were prioritized, the trenches remained a concern with a lack of offensive linemen and no quarterbacks or running backs signed.
Georgia Tech’s 2025 football season has ended without championships or playoff aspirations. The focus now shifts to the future, emphasizing three priorities: retaining offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner, fully committing to quarterback Aaron Philo’s development, and maintaining strong recruitment efforts. Clarity gained this season could shape the program’s trajectory going forward.
Georgia Tech’s chances for the ACC Championship Game are slim but not impossible. Three chaotic scenarios could lead to their qualification. Each requires a series of unlikely outcomes involving other teams, with varying potential opponents. While the odds are microscopic, hope remains as college football often embraces unpredictability.
