No. 2 Georgia Tech extended its winning streak to 10 games, defeating No. 5 Florida State 4-3 in a thrilling finish marked by a game-winning 1-3-2 double play. The victory took place in front of a sold-out crowd of 4,045 at Russ Chandler Stadium, bolstered by a dramatic three-run sixth inning that turned the game around for the Yellow Jackets. This win also marked the first time in program history that Georgia Tech has won all nine series openers to start a season.

By the Numbers
  • Georgia Tech is 28-5, its best start since 2010, and tied for the best in 24 years.
  • Tech has won 10 straight games, the longest winning streak in a decade and second longest active streak in Division I.
  • The Jackets scored 368 runs in their first 33 games, the most in program history.
State of Play
  • The Yellow Jackets have outscored opponents 368-141 this season, with a run margin of +227, establishing a new program record.
  • Georgia Tech's pitching has held opponents under five runs for ten consecutive games.
  • Tate McKee has a 3.50 ERA, boasting the highest strikeout total on the team with 45.
What's Next

Georgia Tech will aim for the series victory against Florida State tomorrow at 8 PM, with gates opening at 6:30 PM. The game will be broadcasted live on ACC Network.

Bottom Line

Georgia Tech's strong start and robust performance, particularly in clutch moments, suggest they are a contender for the championship as they continue their impressive run through the season.