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Head coach Brent Key fiery after loss drops Georgia Tech to last in ACC
Key said Georgia Tech’s effort was embarrassing after the Yellow Jackets fell to the ACC cellar for the first time this season.
- On Monday, Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key fired four assistant coaches, two days after a 44-17 loss to Louisville left the Yellow Jackets at 2-7 overall and in last place in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
- Fan complaints about coordinators George Godsey and Jason Semore intensified in recent weeks, prompting Key to act after describing the team's performance as "embarrassing" following the Louisville defeat.
- Semore, Allen Mogridge, Kyle Pope, and Jafar Williams were dismissed, while Vinnie Sunseri assumes defensive play-calling duties and Brandon Torrey, Jess Simpson, Jack Tyler, and DeAndre Hopkins fill other vacancies.
- Key stated the changes are "necessary" to position players for success in three remaining games against Clemson, Wake Forest, and Georgia before the season ends.
- Georgia Tech has gone 3-11 in its last 14 games under Key and risks finishing 2-10, potentially its worst season since 1994, underscoring the urgency of the staff overhaul.
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Georgia Tech's Key fires 4 assistant coaches after 4th straight loss leaves Yellow Jackets at 2-7 - 41NBC News
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Tech coach Brent Key fired four assistant coaches on Monday, two days after the Yellow Jackets’ fourth consecutive loss left the team in last place in the Atlantic Coast Conference and assured of its first losing season since 2022. Key expressed his frustrations following an ugly 44-17 home loss to Louisville on Saturday that left Georgia...
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Georgia Tech's Key fires 4 assistant coaches after 4th straight loss leaves Yellow Jackets at 2-7
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Tech coach Brent Key fired four assistant coaches on Monday, two days after the Yellow Jackets' fourth consecutive loss left the team in last place in the Atlantic Coast Conference and assured of its first losing season since 2022.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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