Georgia Tech's season didn't end well, but the Yellow Jackets have a chance at redemption in the form of a 10th win when they face BYU in the Pop-Tarts Bowl on Saturday.

Yellow Jackets safety Clayton Powell-Lee and receiver Isiah Canion are among those likely to be out for the bowl game vs. BYU.

No. 22 Georgia Tech, No. 12 BYU bring elite signal-callers into their game Saturday.

Defensive coordinator Blake Gideon says he witnessed a shift in defense’s mentality during halftime of Pitt game.

Tech is looking for a 10-win season for the first time since 2014, and hoping to avoid a three-game losing streak for the first time in Brent Key’s tenure.

Players from Georgia Tech and BYU spent about 90 minutes Tuesday at Fun Spot America — an Orlando amusement park featuring rides, games and even live reptiles.

The award is presented to college football’s top offensive player who played football at and graduated from a Texas high school.

Tech begins the week as 4.5-point underdogs to Pop-Tarts Bowl opponent No. 12 Brigham Young.

With the departure of offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner earlier this month, Georgia Tech’s quarterbacks coach will serve as coordinator in the Pop-Tarts Bowl against BYU.

Georgia Tech blew out Lafayette 95-81, bringing the Yellow Jackets' home record to 8-1, its best home start since 2015-16.