Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Dominate Syracuse Orange with Haynes King Leading the Charge

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets continued their undefeated streak, improving to 8-0 after a decisive victory over the Syracuse Orange, who now stand at 3-5. The game concluded with a score of 41-16 in favor of the home team at Bobby Dodd Stadium.

First Quarter

Both teams started cautiously, each scoring a field goal to end the first quarter tied at 3. Georgia Tech's kicker Aidan Birr was precise, converting both his attempts during the game.

Second Quarter

The second quarter saw the Jackets pull ahead significantly. Haynes King showcased his passing prowess by completing 25 out of 31 attempts for a total of 304 yards and three touchdowns. His longest pass was an impressive 37-yard touchdown to Dean Patterson, setting the tone for Georgia Tech's offensive dominance.

Third Quarter

In response, Syracuse managed to score their first touchdown in the third quarter but struggled against Georgia Tech's robust defense led by Kyle Efford and Jason Moore. Efford contributed significantly with seven tackles and half a sack while Moore forced one fumble and recorded five combined tackles.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter saw another touchdown from King as he connected with Josh Beetham for one of his two touchdowns on just two receptions totaling thirty-four yards. Malachi Hosley also made an impact on ground play with eighty-one rushing yards over eight carries.

Georgia Tech's defense remained steadfast throughout, limiting Syracuse’s opportunities and forcing turnovers that kept momentum firmly on their side. The Yellow Jackets' strategic plays were evident in their efficiency statistics: they converted eight out of twelve third downs successfully.

In post-game interviews, players expressed satisfaction with their performance but emphasized focusing on upcoming challenges as they prepare for future games.

Looking ahead, fans can catch Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets' next face-off against North Carolina State Wolfpack scheduled for November 1st at Wayne Day Family Field at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. The game will be broadcasted live for those unable to attend in person.

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