Team Notes

• Georgia Tech fell to 1-2 on the season. The Citadel moved to 1-2.
• The loss was Georgia Tech’s first home defeat since a 28-14 loss to Duke on Oct. 13 of last season, snapping a three-game home winning streak.
• The loss was Georgia Tech’s first in 11 all-time matchups with The Citadel.
• Georgia Tech lost to an NCAA Division I FCS opponent (formerly Division I-AA) for the first time since a 17-14 loss to Furman on Sept. 17, 1983.
• Georgia Tech was flagged for 5 penalties for 55 yards in the first half but committed just 3 penalties for 25 yards in the second half.
• A week after Georgia Tech limited USF to first downs on just 4-of-15 third downs, The Citadel converted 8-of-16 third-down attempts.
• Georgia Tech is now 6-9 all-time in overtime games (last game played in overtime was vs. Virginia in 2018, a 30-27 win).

Individual Notes

• With a 19-yard run to The Citadel 6 yard line during Georgia Tech’s first touchdown drive of the game, So. QB Tobias Oliver became the eighth quarterback and 50^th overall player in program history with 1,000 career rushing yards. Oliver accomplished the feat in just the 15^th game of his career.
• LB David Curry had a career-high 14 tackles (prev.: 7 at North Carolina, Nov. 3, 2018).
• Curry’s second-quarter interception was the second of his career (prev.: vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 29, 2018).
• R-So. DB Kaleb Oliver (7) and So. LB Quez Jackson (7) also set career highs for tackles (prev.: Oliver – 6 at Clemson, Aug. 29, 2019; Jackson – 4 vs. Bowling Green, Sept. 29, 2018).
• QB Lucas Johnson’s 33-yard touchdown pass to Sr. WR Jalen Camp in the third quarter was the first touchdown pass of Johnson’s career and the first touchdown reception of Camp’s career.
• PK Wesley Wells’ missed PAT was the first missed kick of his career. He was previously 50-for-50 on kick attempts in his career (9-for-9 on field goals, 41-for-41 on PATs).
• Georgia Tech So. DL Kelton Dawson and r-Fr. DL K. Chimedza made their first-career starts.