Georgia Tech athletics is closing in on its ambitious goal of 50 sellout events in the 2025-26 season, now totaling 43. Recent sellouts include baseball against Florida State and an upcoming softball series against the Seminoles. The athletics department aims to enhance the fan experience while generating revenue to support championship-level resources for their teams. With several high-demand events, including a series with second-ranked baseball and Bruno Mars concerts, Tech eyes sustained engagement into the future.

By the Numbers
  • 43 total sellouts confirmed so far, with upcoming events remaining.
  • Sellouts include: Football 鈥� 4, Volleyball 鈥� 15, Softball 鈥� 12, Baseball 鈥� 6, Men's Basketball 鈥� 1, Men's Tennis 鈥� 1.
State of Play
  • Georgia Tech is expected to achieve more sellouts with high-profile events remaining this season.
  • Ongoing fundraising initiatives aim to support extensive renovations of various athletics facilities.
What's Next

Fans can expect upcoming sellouts as the final events close in, including significant baseball and concert dates in late April. The focus will remain on building attendance and enhancing the overall experience for attendees.

Bottom Line

Georgia Tech's strategy emphasizes the importance of fan engagement as a driver for both athletic success and financial growth, setting the stage for continued expansion and enthusiasm in the years ahead.