Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Struggle to Keep Pace with UCF Knights in Shocking Upset

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets were expected to be a formidable opponent in the highly anticipated matchup against the UCF Knights, but they found themselves on the receiving end of a devastating 35-7 thrashing. The Yellow Jackets’ inability to contain UCF’s high-powered offense led to a dismal performance, with quarterback Josh Allen being sacked multiple times and throwing for just over 100 yards. Meanwhile, the Knights’ defense was able to shut down Georgia Tech’s usually potent rushing attack, holding running back Tashawn Moore to a paltry 22 yards on 15 carries. The UCF offense, led by quarterback McKenzie Milton, took advantage of the Yellow Jackets’ struggles and managed to score at will, with the team amassing over 450 total yards. The loss drops Georgia Tech’s record to 2-4 in conference play, while the Knights improve to 6-1. For the Yellow Jackets, it was a tough pill to swallow, as they struggled to get their offense going and were unable to overcome the deficit. On the other hand, UCF’s victory cements their position at the top of the conference standings. In related news, the Jackets’ coach, Geoff Collins, expressed his disappointment with the team’s performance, stating that “we just didn’t execute on both sides of the ball.” Collins went on to pledge that the team would regroup and refocus, promising a renewed commitment to improvement in the coming weeks.