No. 13 GT Takes on No. 3 UGA at Truist Park

#13 GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS vs. #3 GEORGIA BULLDOGS

22nd Spring Baseball Classic to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

APRIL 15, 2025 • 7 PM
Atlanta, Ga. (Truist Park)

Ticket Information | Parking 

All proceeds from the event benefiting the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

Probable Starting Pitchers

GT – LHP Brett Barfield (0-0 / 2.00 ERA) vs. UGA – RHP JT Quinn (0-1 / 2.50 ERA)

Tuesday – 7 PM
TV: None

Radio: GT Gameday App 
Play-by-Play: Colin Lacy

Live Stats

SERIES STATS

Overall: UGA leads 219-168-2

Neutral Site: UGA leads, 25-18-1

GAMEDAY CENTRAL
Game Notes | Gameday Rosters

TOP STORYLINES

• Georgia Tech baseball (29-7, 14-4 ACC) has been awarded the No. 13 ranking in Perfect Game, the USA Today Coaches’ Poll and Baseball America’s latest Top-25 polls and No. 14 according to D1 Baseball and the National College Baseball Writers Association.
• The Yellow Jackets sit atop the Atlantic Coast Conference standings with a 14-4 record and have been ranked in the Top 25 for four consecutive weeks.
• Tech moved up four places in the D1 Baseball Poll, marking the second straight week GT has been the biggest riser.
• Tech is now 29-7. The best start to a season in 15 years (since 2010).
• The Jackets are 10-1 on the away from home this year, the best start in program history, dating back to 1895.
• Tech owns the most potent offense in the Power 4, leading the nations top four conferences in batting average (.342), doubles (106), hits (420), on-base % (.445) and runs-per-game (10.1). Tech is among the best in the P4 in slugging % (4^th – .585) and home runs (11^th – 58).
• The Jackets are the only ACC program, and one of only five Power 4 teams in the nation, to be Top 25 across DI in both runs-per-game (2^nd – 10.1) and ERA (24^th – 4.13) – also No. 2 Arkansas, No. 2/4 Tennessee, No. 8/9 LSU and No. 11/24 West Virginia
• Tech has now won at least one game via mercy-rule in each of its last five ACC series (11-1 (7) vs. Pitt / 18-7 (8) at ND / 18-2 (7) vs. No. 3 Clemson / 18-2 (7) at Stanford / 15-5 (7) vs. Cal).
• Since Head Coach Danny Hall announced this would be his final season on The Flats, GT is outscoring opponents 120-53 (11 games).
• Georgia Tech is averaging 2.94 doubles per game this season, the most in the nation – the program record for doubles/game is 2.51, set in the 1987 season.
• Tech pitching has struck out 10.2 per-nine-innings this season, the program record for a full season is 10.00 set back in 1998.
• Tech is Top 10 across Division I in the following statistical categories: Doubles (1^st – 106), Avg. (2^nd – .342), hits (2^nd – 420), runs-per-game (4^th – 10.1), SAC flies (2^nd – 29), slugging % (5^th – .591) and on-base % (6^th – .446).
• Four Yellow Jackets were named Midseason All-Americans: Drew Burress (1^st Team / D1 Baseball & Perfect Game), Mason Patel (1^st Team / D1 Baseball & Perfect Game), Kyle Lodise (2^nd Team / Perfect Game) and Alex Hernandez (Freshman All-American / Perfect Game).
• Burress leads the Power 4 and is third overall with 19 doubles this year, two shy of getting into the Top 20 for doubles in a season over program history.
• Tech is the only program in the nation to have three players with 14 or more doubles: Burress (Power 4 leader – 19), Lodise (17) and Carson Kerce (14) and one of only four programs to have more than one (also Murray State, Richmond and Virginia – all with two).
• Lodise and Burress lead the ACC with 32 extra-base hits each, as one of the most potent 1-2 hitters in the country. The next closest player in the conference sits at 26 XBH.
• Earlier this month, Burress passed college baseball hall of famer Mark Teixeira, among others, on the GT all-time home run leaderboard. He is currently 17^th, tied with Anthony Maisano (1989-90). He is five home runs shy of the Top 10 and 20 away from the program record (Jason Varitek – 57).
• Lodise leads the ACC with a .860 slugging % this season (5^th in Division I)
• Burress leads Division I in career slugging % (.798) by a margin of .051. He is 5^th among all of NCAA college baseball, including DII and DIII.
• Junior LHP Brett Barfield will make his first-career start. The lefty from Cumming has allowed only one earned run over his last nine appearances since the start of March.
• This will be the 390th all-time meeting between GT and UGA, the most of any opponent in program history.

Full Steam Ahead

Full Steam Ahead is a $500 million fundraising initiative to achieve Georgia Tech athletics’ goal of competing for championships at the highest level in the next era of intercollegiate athletics. The initiative will fund transformative projects for Tech athletics, including renovations of Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field (the historic home of Georgia Tech football), the Zelnak Basketball Center (the practice and training facility for Tech basketball) and O’Keefe Gymnasium (the venerable home of Yellow Jackets volleyball), as well as additional projects and initiatives to further advance Georgia Tech athletics through program wide-operational support. All members of the Georgia Tech community are invited to visit atfund.org/FullSteamAhead for full details and renderings of the renovation projects, as well as to learn about opportunities to contribute online.

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