It’s almost game time between Georgia Tech and Notre Dame. The Yellow Jackets and Fighting Irish will face off tomorrow afternoon with the winner competing for a bowl berth.
Georgia Tech is the underdog in this game, but it’s a role they’ve played well since Brent Key became interim head coach. Notre Dame has lost many times as the favorite under coach Marcus Freeman, which makes this game very interesting.
So, who will win tomorrow at Mercedes-Benz Stadium? Here’s how the Georgia Tech On SI staff sees the game unfolding.
Jackson Cordell (Publisher and Managing Editor), 6-1 this year: 24-21 Notre Dame
Naje Wilkins (author), 5-2 record this year – 35-28 Georgia Tech
Arvon Bacon (author), 5-2 this year: 28-24 Georgia Tech
Here’s how to watch Saturday’s game.
TV: ESPN
• Commentary: Bob Wishusen
• Analyst: Louis Riddick
• Sideline Reporter: Chris Budden
Radio: Georgia Tech Sports Network
• Commentary: Andy Demetra
• Analyst: Andrew Gardner
• Sideline Reporter: Chris Mooneyham
• Atlanta: 680 AM / 93.7 FM The Fan
• Across Georgia: Visit RamblinWreck.com to see a list of station affiliates.
• Satellite: SiriusXM 85
• Mobile apps: GT Yellow Jackets, 680 The Fan, SiriusXM, TuneIn
• Online: RamblinWreck.com, 680TheFan.com
Georgia Tech is currently underdogs at FanDuel Sportsbook as the Fighting Irish are favored at 9.5 overs. The total for this game through Saturday is 50.5.
This will be the best team Georgia Tech has played all season, and Yellow Jackets head coach Brent Key shared his thoughts on the Fighting Irish on Tuesday, especially the play of their defense. praised.
“So we’re excited to play and we’ve got to prepare this week. And to play a big game, we’ve got to prepare in a big way. That’s what it is. So, a talented football team, we are preparing for the game. He’s been here three years and you’ve seen his tenacity as a player and as a defensive coach. They’re at the top, you know, in almost every defensive category, they’re a top team and they’ve got a really good quarterback. He throws the football well and uses his feet well. What he does and what he can do, he’s probably a little more designed quarterback than we are. They have a big offensive line, they’re young, they have guys playing for the first time this season, and you see them getting more and more cohesive each week. unit. So we’re excited to play them. We’re excited to be playing in Mercedes-Benz, excited for our fans to be there, excited for our student body to be there, and, you know, to see the outcome of the game a few miles away. I’m excited to be a part of it. This game. And I know they will. We are so excited and can’t wait to go and play. There’s a lot to do between now and then.
They have good players and a good scheme. These are not very complicated plans. They have enough admiration for the parts of their plan that look the same, rather than blitzing, applying pressure, or tweaking their coverage. But at the end of the day, they’re going to line up and play four downs and then do man coverage and challenge you at the receiver position and make you throw in time and try to limit the run game in the box. Includes a spare hat. And they got good players to do it. Obviously, the head coach is the defensive coach, but we have one of the best defensive coordinators in the country, and Al Golden calls the defense. And, you know, I don’t know him personally, but people that are very close to me that I respect very much and that I know played for him, that he was Know what type of coach you are. Then you see their tenacity and defense, and you learn that character as well. ”
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