“I respect their offense a lot,” Davis said. He has thrown for 1,480 yards and 15 touchdowns, and Georgia Tech is currently ranked 17th in the nation in passing offense. Haynes King, who transferred from Texas A&M, has gotten off to a hot start with his new team. The Yellow Jackets do not need to change their offense, though. It’d probably be little things here and there, I would guess.” I would doubt that it would be wholesale change. How much they can change in a week, I don’t know. … I’m sure there’s going to be some changes. I’m sure they’re not doing that to keep everything exactly the same. “I don’t know much about the guy that they just hired other than just researching him over the past couple days. “It definitely changes things because there’s elements of unknown,” Dawson said. Georgia Tech needs the improvement, as it currently sits 105th nationally in scoring defense and second-to-last in run defense.Īlthough the Hurricanes do not expect the Yellow Jackets to completely change their defense in one week, it does throw a wrench in their preparations as they try to learn what the new coordinator’s tendencies are. And you look across the nation … not all the time does the favorite win every time, right? It happens every week that teams don’t respect their opponents the way that the coaches preach that they should respect them, and the other team comes out and they get things going, they get you on your heels, and then you’re fighting.” “You go into games where you’re favored and you hope that kids respect opponents, and you hope that kids go out and play. “What happened to them last week is every coach’s fear,” UM offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson said. 17 Miami (4-0) has that task this week as the Hurricanes host the Yellow Jackets (2-3) in their ACC opener Saturday night at 8 p.m. Georgia Tech’s loss shows how crucial it is for teams to stay locked in against foes many would consider inferior. The Yellow Jackets quickly went up 14-0 against what appeared to be an overmatched MAC team, but the Falcons went on to score 38 unanswered points en route to a 38-27 upset. Georgia Tech was more than a three-touchdown favorite for its home game against Bowling Green.

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