Georgia Tech athletics just shattered its own fan engagement record, hitting 55 sold-out events for 2025-2026 — way beyond its original 50-goal target. From football and baseball to volleyball, softball, and even a Chris Brown concert, the Yellow Jacket faithful are going wild. The NCAA Baseball Atlanta Regional this weekend sold out in 30 seconds — all-session passes gone, but standing room-only tickets still available starting Thursday. With Georgia Tech as the No. 2 national seed hosting Oklahoma, The Citadel, and UIC, the energy is electric. Athletic Director Ryan Alpert called the support “unprecedented,” and fans are already lining up for next season’s tickets — proving this isn’t just a win on the field, but a roaring triumph for the entire community.

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Noah Carter, Georgia Tech’s explosive new defensive end, is already making waves with two sacks in spring and a reputation as a relentless, unstoppable force. Transferred from Alabama after limited playing time, he’s embraced his new role with quiet intensity and a chip on his shoulder, poised to become a long-term starter and potential All-ACC selection. His mental toughness and humble demeanor are electrifying the Yellow Jackets’ defense, especially as they face a brutal Power Four schedule. Carter isn’t just filling a void—he’s poised to redefine Georgia Tech’s defensive identity and earn major accolades by season’s end.

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Georgia Tech’s revamped football season kicks off with a bang—primetime ESPN showdowns against Colorado and Tennessee, followed by ACC Network and late-night ESPN clashes with Mercer and Stanford. With new coaches, a fresh QB, and a rebuilt offense and defense, the Yellow Jackets are poised for a statement-making start under Brent Key’s leadership at home. Facing ranked opponents early, they’re aiming to prove this is a true reset—and the early schedule is built to test them right from day one.

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Georgia Tech’s quarterback future looks shaky after losing both Haynes King and Aaron Philo, leaving them with rookie Alberto Mendoza—once a backup at Indiana—as their only option. With just 25 career pass attempts (24 by Mendoza), the Yellow Jackets rank dead last nationally in QB depth, but Mendoza’s spring performance was stellar: 12-of-16 passing for 148 yards and a TD, showing poise and leadership. Despite the lack of experience, he’s embraced the program’s championship-caliber culture and believes the team’s hunger for greatness could make them a surprise ACC contender.

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Jameson Riggs is ready to dominate Georgia Tech’s offensive line this season, stepping into a leadership role after years of development under head coach Brent Key and coach Allen Mogridge. Standing 6’5” and weighing 310 pounds, Riggs combines size, agility, and experience to become a cornerstone of the Yellow Jackets’ front. Already praised for his strong play at right tackle and his high-level preparation, Riggs is poised for a breakout year — potentially following in the footsteps of elite linemen who’ve gone pro.

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Georgia Tech baseball is poised for a historic NCAA Tournament run as the No. 2 national seed, tied for the highest in program history, hosting the Atlanta Regional at Russ Chandler Stadium with sold-out tickets and a stacked lineup featuring Oklahoma, The Citadel, and UIC. With a dominant 63% home regional win rate, back-to-back ACC titles, and the best offense in college baseball this BBCOR era, they’re primed to make noise — starting Friday at noon on the ACC Network.

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MJ Burnette, a towering three-star safety and receiver from Walton High, is poised to announce his college choice on July 4 after visiting Georgia Tech, Alabama, and Georgia — with the Georgia trip being his biggest shot to land there. Standing 6’4” and weighing 200 pounds, he’s ranked 57th in Georgia and top 500 nationally, with highlights showing him excelling at safety and receiver — and his size could make him a viable cornerback. His dad, Morgan Burnette, played safety for the Packers after Georgia Tech and even shared a locker room with Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, now Alabama’s director of player development — making this recruitment a family affair with NFL ties.

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Georgia Tech footballs future hinges on upcoming official visits from top recruits. Key targets include defensive ends Adriel Rojas and C.J. Johnson, receivers Amare Patterson and Cade Cooper, and quarterback Brodie Campbell. These visits, starting late May, could significantly boost the teams outlook for the coming seasons.

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