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THE FLATS – The back-to-back ACC regular season champion Georgia Tech baseball team has announced its 2027 schedule, featuring 31 home games and five Atlantic Coast Conference series. Opening Day for the 132nd season of Yellow Jacket baseball is set for Friday, Feb. 19 against Cal Poly.

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Tech baseball, led by ACC coach of the Year James Ramsey, is looking to become the first team to win three-consecutive ACC regular season titles since 2003. The Jackets are coming off one of the most decorated seasons in program history, winning a second consecutive ACC regular season championship before winning the program’s first ACC tournament title since 2014 and earning the No. 2 national seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Yellow Jackets won the regular season ACC ERA title in conference play, posting a 4.36 ERA across 30 games while also boasting the greatest offense in modern college baseball, setting BBCOR era Power 4 records in batting average (.356), OPS (1.106), on-base percentage (.467), slugging percentage (.639), hits (763), runs scored (662) and runs/game (10.9).

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2027 SCHEDULE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Tech hosts five Atlantic Coast Conference series, headlined by a 2026 ACC Tournament Championship Game rematch vs. North Carolina (March 25-27) as well as series against NCAA Regional teams Boston College (April 16-18) and Miami (May 6-8) along with Stanford (March 5-7) and Notre Dame (May 20-22)
  • The Jackets will host three teams who advanced to the 2026 Super Regionals, beginning with an opening weekend series against Cal Poly (Feb. 19-21) along with a home-and-home against Auburn (home, March 23 / road, April 13) and the home series against North Carolina.
  • In total, the Jackets will tangle with 12 programs from last year’s NCAA Tournament field over the course of 29 games.
  • Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate: Georgia Tech will play a single game against Georgia on Tuesday, April 27th in the 24th annual Spring Baseball Classic, played at Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
  • GT will host in-state foes Mercer (April 6), Georgia Southern (April 20), Georgia State (May 11) and Kennesaw State (May 18)
  • Plays 12 games against programs that finished last season in the D1 Baseball Top 25 with seven of those games at home and the game against UGA being played on a neutral field, at Truist Park.
  • Three of Tech’s eight home series will take place Thursday-Saturday, as opposed to the conventional Friday-Sunday schedule. Those weekends will be against North Carolina (March 25-27), Miami (May 6-8) and the regular season finale vs. Notre Dame (May 20-22).

LOOKING FORWARD TO 2027

Tech carries a healthy list of returners, a Top 10 ranked transfer portal class and another highly ranked high school recruiting class into the new year. GT returns All-American slugger Ryan Zuckerman from last year’s historic lineup along with everyday players Kent Schmidt, Will Baker and Caleb Daniel.

On the mound, the Jackets return an ACC best 60% of the innings pitched from a staff that led the conference in ERA over ACC competition. That staff is headlined by weekend starters Jackson Blakely and Carson Ballard as well as Justin Shadek, Cooper Underwood, Caden Gaudette, Dylan Loy and Dimitri Angelakos.

In the transfer portal, the Jackets brought in 11 new faces from all across the college baseball landscape, from junior college products like Holden Pantier (.441/.534/.849 over 131 games at Walters State), Division 2 with Jackson Morgan (.387/.467/.718 over 79 games at Young Harris), mid-major finds like Cooper Blauser (.304/.409/.480 over 123 games at Jacksonville State) and Eli Stephens (.348/.442/.676 over 83 games at Mercer) and power four transfers like Jayden Stroman (6.35 ERA over 16 games at Virginia), Jordan Lodise (.243/.338/.400 over 55 games at UCF)) and Tyler Guerin (7.38 ERA over 32 games at Iowa).

From the high school ranks, the Jackets have brought in nine freshmen headlined by Top 100 ranked recruit and 17th round draft pick by the Washington Nationals, Isaiah Galason (Kathleen, Ga.). On the mound, the Jackets added to the depth with nationally ranked recruits Ryan Engle (Kernersville, N.C.), Luke Nitkowski (Alpharetta, Ga.) and Reid Gainous (Cairo, Ga.).

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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