Curry Yellow Jackets Football and Vanderbilt Tigers Football

Having a record that is only a couple of wins away from the national championship, the Curry Yellow Jackets have a lot to play for. After all, they face the rival Auburn Tigers, as well as the Vanderbilt Tigers, in the coming weeks.

Georgia Tech’s record against Auburn

Despite Georgia Tech’s recent success, the school has a history of not liking the state of Georgia. In fact, the schools were both members of the SEC. They left the SEC for a variety of reasons, including concerns about recruiting fairness. In addition, the two schools do not always play each other. However, they still play annually.

In fact, Georgia has won six of the last eight games against Auburn. They will have a chance to get revenge this weekend as the Bulldogs will play Georgia Tech in Bobby Dodd Stadium. However, Georgia must not take the Yellow Jackets. A 5-7 record is a possibility with the Bulldogs having to play Alabama on the road in the same season.

Georgia Tech had to start the game from its own nine-yard line. This was the first time the Yellow Jackets had done that since 1964. Despite that fact, they held Auburn to zero touchdowns in the first two periods. They punted after all six of their first half possessions.

On the other hand, Auburn had the most impressive play of the night. They blocked a punt and scored a 40-yard touchdown. The touchdown was a bit of a stretch, since the ball was blocked and then lateraled to a Georgia player. Auburn had a few other impressive plays, too, such as a 108-yard kickoff return from Lew Hardage.

The best play of the night, however, had nothing to do with the actual game. Instead, it was a prank. According to USA Today, it was the second greatest prank in college football history. The prank was designed to get Georgia Tech to wear their colors on their jerseys.

While the Tech-Auburn football rivalry has not been the same since Georgia Tech left the SEC, it has been a series of tradition-laden games. These games have been called the Clean Old-Fashioned Hate. The most impressive part of this is that the rivalry has spanned a century. In fact, these two teams have played a total of 92 games. Although both schools are in Georgia, the two schools are in different parts of the state. However, they have played against each other annually since 1902.

The first time that Georgia Tech defeated Auburn in a football game was in 1922. The game was played in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The 1922 Auburn team was ranked second best in the nation, behind only the undefeated Army team. The Tigers were also ranked first in the preseason ACC poll. However, the Tigers lost their first game of the season. This is where the Georgia-Auburn football rivalry began.

The best play of the game, however, was the first ever by Auburn. It was a rhyming slant pattern that quarterback Stetson Bennett threw to tight end Brock Bowers. Bowers outran the entire Tech secondary down the middle of the field. In addition to that, the slant pattern also omitted the aforementioned rhyming slant.

Georgia Tech’s record against Vanderbilt

Despite Georgia’s commanding lead in the series, the Vanderbilt Commodores have won only three of the last eight games between the teams. In fact, Georgia has had a 59-20-2 record against the Commodores. During this stretch, Vanderbilt has only scored more than seven points in nine of the eight games.

The first meeting between Vanderbilt and Georgia was held in 1893. The Bulldogs’ fourth opponent was Vanderbilt. The game was played in Athens, Georgia. The Bulldogs led 7-0 at halftime. In the second half, Vanderbilt was down 21-7. However, Vanderbilt got one touchdown when Jamie Graham connected with Mohamed Massaquoi. That was all the scoring for the game.

Vanderbilt and Georgia have played each other six times since 1968. The Bulldogs have won five of the seven matches. Vanderbilt has lost two of the six games, including a 62-0 shutout last season. In their last two games against Georgia, Vanderbilt has lost by an average of seven points per game. This marks the fifth straight season that Vanderbilt has been outscored by an average of more than seven points in the series.

Vanderbilt is a fun team to watch. The team is led by Hall of Fame coach Dan McGugin, who has won 197 games over his storied career. He is currently tied for fifth place in the SEC in wins with Vince Dooley. Vanderbilt’s Commodores are 3-6 in the SEC, but have been able to put together a second straight unbeaten season under McGugin. This weekend, Georgia will try to protect their unbeaten SEC record against Vanderbilt.

Vanderbilt and Georgia have faced each other on the road eight times. The Commodores are 0-11-1 on the road against Georgia, but have won six of the seven matchups in Athens. In all, Vanderbilt has scored at least seven points in four of the six games on the road. The Commodores have also scored on all 21 of their red zone possessions. Vanderbilt has also scored on every rushing touchdown.

Vanderbilt is not a team that is typically feared by other SEC teams, but they are not a team that is considered the most intimidating rival. They are a team that is fun to watch, but has not beaten the Bulldogs since 2008. The Commodores’ latest win came against Alabama in the Cotton Bowl, and the game was played in Athens, Georgia. Despite the win, the Commodores have not played in Athens since 2011. Vanderbilt will try to win their third straight game against the Dawgs when they face Georgia in Nashville on Saturday.

Vanderbilt has had a good record against Georgia since the early 20th century. During the early years of the series, Georgia was a dominant team. The Bulldogs won their first nine games, and went undefeated in the 1980 season. Vanderbilt did not win their first game until 1981, but the Commodores had been searching for a win since the 1980 season.

Georgia Tech’s record against Tulane

Historically, Georgia Tech and Tulane have been competitive rivals. In the modern era, they have played each other 68 times, and the Yellow Jackets have a commanding 35-13 edge over the Green Wave. This week, the two teams will square off at Yulman Stadium, the new home of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. The first matchup between the two teams since 1982 will be the first game at the new facility.

This will also be the first meeting between the two teams since the SEC merged. Willie Fritz has led Tulane to a 41-45 record during his tenure, including a pair of wins over the Tar Heels and three straight bowl appearances. He is currently the highest rated head coach in the ACC. He has climbed the Associated Press polls to 18th. In the process, he broke the Bearcats’ home-streak in Nippert Stadium.

For those who haven’t been keeping score, the odometer will show that the most points scored by Georgia Tech has been in the past four years. In that same period, Tulane has lost three straight games. However, the Green Wave has been playing better of late, and will be favored to win its upcoming game against UCF. They are also the favorite to win the AAC Championship Game.

The Green Wave have lost their last two games, but have rebounded with a win over North Carolina. They are also favored to win their upcoming game against Clemson. However, this game won’t be their easiest. Tulane lost their last three games to LSU, Notre Dame, and Clemson.

Tech has had its fair share of injuries, including star running back Glenn Turner, who is out for the season. However, the team has been boosted by the return of five starters from last season’s run and shoot gang, including redshirt junior LT Arturo Uzdavinis (6-8, 307) and redshirt senior RG Chris Taylor (6-2, 312). This will be the first game where Tech will use the brand new Yulman Field, which is the first new stadium for Georgia Tech since the ’82 merger.

The Tech offense has not been particularly explosive, but has gotten some help from the aforementioned star running back. Tanner Lee threw three touchdown passes and also had one interception. He has also set the record for the most catches by a quarterback in a single game, with five. The Tulane defense was not as stout, giving up eight rushing touchdowns and five kickoff returns for 140 yards. However, it has only allowed one fumble.

The first quarter was a relatively quiet one, but Tech came alive in the second quarter. They had a 49-yard drive that set up a touchdown from Billy Williams. However, they missed the extra point to make the score 13-0 at the half. After that, the Jackets went on to score 27 points in the second half, with three touchdowns in the fourth quarter.