Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

Georgia Tech football plays at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field, the oldest on-campus stadium still in use in major college football, located in the heart of Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets have a proud engineering-school identity paired with a football tradition dating back over a century, including innovative option-based offenses in more recent eras. Georgia Tech's rivalry with Georgia is one of the sport's oldest, and the program carries a scrappy, technically-minded reputation befitting its academic roots. Ramblin' Wreck spirit runs through the fanbase.

Georgia Tech has fielded football since 1892 and claims 4 national championships: 1917 under John Heisman, 1928 and 1952 under separate legendary coaches, and 1990 under Bobby Ross. The Yellow Jackets were a founding member of the Southeastern Conference before becoming a founding ACC member in 1953. The program has produced numerous College Football Hall of Famers and remains one of the sport's most storied brands.'