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PFF Grades and Snap Counts From Georgia Tech’s Win Over Gardner-Webb
Georgia Tech has started its season off 2-0 and got a dominant victory over Gardner Webb yesterday. Next up for the Yellow Jackets is a date with long time rival Clemson. Georgia Tech has not beaten Clemson since 2014 and with the way the Tigers have struggled to start the season, this seems like a prime opportunity for Brent Key to get a big ACC victory at home.
Before we get to that game though, how did PFF (Pro Football Focus) grade the Yellow Jackets yesterday? Snap counts are in parentheses.
1. WR Jordan Allen- 89.5 (5)
2. OL Josh Petty- 79.5 (4)
3. WR Isiah Canion- 77.5 (28)
4. QB Aaron Philo- 75.7 (59)
5. WR Malik Rutherford- 73.5 (13)
6. RB Jamal Haynes- 72.7 (27)
7. WR Dean Patterson- 66.2 (29)
8. OL Tana Alo-Tupuola- 65.9 (35)
9. WR Zion Taylor- 65. 2(35)
10. WR Eric Rivers- 64.9 (22)
11. RB J.P. Powell- 62. 4 (5)
12. RB Malachi Hosley- 61.5 (26)
13. OL Ethan Mackenny- 61.0 (56)
14. OL Harrison Moore- 60.9 (56)
15. QB Graham Knowles- 60.6 (1)
16. WR Debron Gatling- 60.0 (1)
17. OL Will Reed- 59.9 (4)
18. OL Kevin Peay- 59.8 (4)
19. OL Peyton Joseph- 59.5 (4)
20. OL Jameson Riggs- 59.4 (11)
21. RB Daylon Gordon- 59.3 (6)
22. OL Keylan Rutledge- 56.6 (56)
23. WR Bailey Stockton- 56.2 (22)
24. TE Luke Harping- 56.0 (12)
25. TE Brett Seither- 55.7 (16)
26. OL Joe Fusile- 55.6 (25)
27. RB Shane Marshall- 53.8 (4)
28. OL Malachi Carney- 53. 6 (45)
29. TE J.T. Byrne- 53. 1 (30)
30. TE Josh Beetham- 38.2 (19)
1. DE Amontrae Bradford- 93.2 (24)
2. DL Jordan van den Berg- 85.2 (28)
3. DL Akelo Stone- 77.7 (32)
4. LB Kyle Efford- 75.9 (31)
5. LB Melvin Jordan- 75 3 (33)
6. LB Cayman Spaulding- 74, 3 (34)
7. DE Brayden Manley- 74.3 (31)
8. LB Myles Forristall- 73. 9 (5)
9. DL Christian Garrett- 73, 8 (24)
10. DB Zachary Tobe- 72.2 (26)
11. DE Andre Fuller Jr- 71.5 (44)
12. E.J. Lightsey- 71.5 (35)
13. DL Blake Belin- 70.4 (6)
14. DL Jordan Boyd- 69.4 (27)
15. DB Will Kiker- 69.2 (18)
16. DL Derry Norris- 68.3 (6)
17. DB Daiquan White- 67.8 (21)
18. DL Landen Marshall- 67.6 (20)
19. DB Tae Harris- 67.0 (55)
20. DL Jason Moore- 66.9 (26)
21. DB Jon Mitchell- 66.6 (20)
22. DB Clayton Powell-Lee- 65.9 (30)
23. DB Omar Daniels- 65.6 (35)
24. DL Matthew Alexander- 65.0 (27)
25. LB Tah’j Butler- 63.1 (30)
26. DB Elgin Sessions- 62.8 (32)
27. DB Ben Hollerbach- 62.6 (6)
28. DL Shymeik Jones- 60.5 (13)
29. DL Carrington Coombs- 60.0 (6)
30. LB Drew Cohen- 59.6 (2)
31. DB Christian Pritchett- 54.4 (11)
32. DB Jy Gilmore- 54.3 (25)
33. DB Kelvin Hill- 52.7 (28)
34. DB Ahmari Harvey- 50.6 (39)
35. DB Dalen Penson- 47. 4 (20)
36. D.J. Moore- 47.4 (19)
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Yonah and General Beauregard Lee (North Georgia Wildlife Park and Dauset )
ATLANTA – Georgia is getting double the Groundhog Day fun this year, with not one — but two furry forecasters stepping into the spotlight on Feb. 2.
Groundhog Day 2026: What time will Punxsutawney Phil come out?
What we know:
Up in Cleveland, the spotlight will shine on Yonah the Groundhog at North Georgia Wildlife & Safari Park. The park is hosting a special Groundhog Day event at 8 a.m., where Yonah will make his 2026 prediction: six more weeks of winter if he sees his shadow, or an early spring if he doesn’t. The event doubles as a visual feast for cameras, with appearances from the park’s baby honey badgers — Zena, Zelda and Zuri — plus one of its resident hedgehogs. Park staff say the morning will include live-streaming opportunities, interviews with animal care experts and plenty of photo ops.
Meanwhile, about an hour south of Atlanta, Georgia’s most famous groundhog will be doing what he’s done for decades. General Beauregard “Beau” Lee will make his annual prediction at Dauset Trails Nature Center in Jackson. Gates open at 6 a.m., with Beau’s big moment set for 7:30 a.m. Fans can grab food, drinks and souvenir shirts while waiting to see if winter sticks around or spring comes early.
By the numbers:
Beau isn’t just a local celebrity — he’s considered one of the most reliable groundhog forecasters in the country. A FiveThirtyEight analysis found Beau had a 63% accuracy rate over a recent decade, beating Pennsylvania’s Punxsutawney Phil. Dauset Trails officials even claim Beau’s accuracy is closer to 90%. Last year, both Beau and Phil called for an early spring, and Georgians will soon find out whether Yonah agrees — or starts a friendly forecasting rivalry of his own.
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Tennessee (14-6, 4-3 SEC) defeated Georgia (16-5, 4-4 SEC), 86-85 in overtime, on Wednesday at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Georgia.
Tennessee extended its win streak over the Bulldogs to six games.
Ja’Kobi Gillespie led the Vols in scoring with 21 points. He converted 7-of-19 field goal attempts, 4-of-11 three-point attempts and 3-of-4 free throw attempts.
Felix Okpara totaled 11 rebounds and Bishop Boswell finished with 10 rebounds for Tennessee. Gillespie also led the Vols in assists with six.
Tennessee outrebounded Georgia, 52-27.
Georgia sophomore forward Kanon Catchings finished the contest with 22 points, seven rebounds and one steal. He is the nephew of former Lady Vol Tamika Catchings.
Pat Adams, Olandis Poole and A.J. Desai were game officials on Wednesday.
Tennessee will next play Saturday against Auburn. Tipoff between the Vols and Tigers is slated for 7 p.m. EST at Food City Center (ESPN).
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