Syracuse Orange Stung by Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby Dodd Stadium

The Syracuse Orange faced a formidable opponent in the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, resulting in a 41-16 defeat at Bobby Dodd Stadium. This game marked the ninth week of the season, leaving Syracuse with a record of 3-5 and Georgia Tech maintaining an undefeated streak at 8-0.

First Quarter

The first quarter set an even tone as both teams managed to put up 3 points each. Tripp Woody's field goal from 27 yards was a highlight for Cuse, showcasing his consistent kicking ability.

Second Quarter

The second quarter saw the Jackets take control, scoring 17 unanswered points. The Orange defense struggled to contain their opponents' offensive surge despite efforts from players like Gary Bryant who contributed with tackles and forced fumbles.

Third Quarter

In the third quarter, Syracuse attempted to rally back with Rickie Collins connecting on a touchdown pass to Darrell Gill Jr., covering 34 yards. However, Georgia Tech responded swiftly with two touchdowns of their own, extending their lead further.

Fourth Quarter

Syracuse added another touchdown in the fourth quarter through Will Nixon's rushing effort but failed to close the gap significantly as Georgia Tech sealed their victory with another score. Jack Stonehouse’s punting was notable throughout the game; he averaged impressive yardage per punt which helped Cuse manage field position better during certain stretches.

Despite some individual performances worth noting such as Yasin Willis’ rushing prowess gaining significant yardage for first downs and Rickie Collins’ passing efficiency without interceptions, it wasn't enough against a dominant Yellow Jackets team that capitalized on every opportunity presented.

As part of our post-game analysis and Syracuse Orange vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets highlights review: The match underscored areas where improvement is needed for Cuse moving forward into future games this season.

Looking ahead in our post-game report Syracuse Orange will host North Carolina Tar Heels on October 31st at JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse. Fans can catch all action live on ESPN starting at 7:30 PM EDT. Stay tuned! Share this article if you found it insightful!