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Postgame Notes
Team Notes
- Georgia Tech fell to 2-5 on the season and 1-3 in ACC play.
- Georgia Tech lost for only the fourth time in its last 16 games at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field.
- Georgia Tech fell to 8-6 all-time against Boston College.
- The Yellow Jackets dropped its third-straight home game to Boston College and fell to 3-5 all-time at home against BC.
- Boston College’s 500 total yards, 399 rushing yards, and 49 points were the most allowed by Georgia Tech this season (prev.: 482 total yds. at Stanford – Sept. 26; 299 rushing yds. and 45 points vs. Tennessee – Sept. 12).
- BC’s 399 rushing yards were tied for the third most ever allowed by Georgia Tech and the most since the Yellow Jackets allowed 399 rushing yards vs. Duke on Oct. 30, 1976.
- After going eight-straight from Nov. 15 of last season through Sept. 19 of this season without scoring on an opening possession, Georgia Tech has scored on its opening possession in three of the last four games with a field goal at Stanford (Sept. 26) and touchdowns against Duke (Oct. 10) and today vs. Boston College. The only time in the last four games that Georgia Tech has not scored on their opening possession was last Saturday at Virginia Tech, when they fumbled at the VT 3 yard line.
- Kevin Roche Jr.’s 4-yard touchdown reception to cap the opening series of the game was the first touchdown by a Georgia Tech tight end this season.
- Attendance of 47,239 was Georgia Tech’s 10th-straight crowd of at least 45,000 at Bobby Dodd Stadium, its longest streak since it had 10-straight crowds of at least 45,000 from 2014-16.
Individual Notes
- So. WR Jordan Allen’s 43-yard reception on the opening series of the game was his longest reception of the season (prev.: 31 at Stanford – Sept. 26).
- The 43-yard pass to Allen was also Jr. QB Alberto Mendoza’s longest pass of the season at the time (prev.: 42 to WR Dalen Penson vs. Colorado – Sept. 3). Mendoza topped it in the fourth quarter with a 46-yard pass to Penson.
- Mendoza also had his longest run of the season on the opening series of the game, a 27-yarder (prev.: 22 at Stanford – Sept. 26).
- So. TE Kevin Roche Jr’s 4-yard touchdown reception to cap the opening series of the game was the first touchdown of his career.
- Penson’s 88 receiving yards were a career high (prev.: 86 at Virginia Tech – last Saturday).
- Making his first career start, Fr. S Chris Hewitt Jr.’s 11 tackles were a career high (prev.: 4 at Stanford – Sept. 26).
Multimedia
Head Coach Brent Key Postgame Press Conference (Video)
Head Coach Brent Key Postgame Press Conference (Audio)
Student-Athletes Postgame Press Conference (Video)
ACC Digital Network Highlights
ACC Digital Network Condensed Game
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