Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets NCAA Football News

Our offseason spotlight series continues today with Georgia Tech. A reminder: This series features individual players, position groups and coaches who really need to have big offseasons -- starting this spring.

Did you agree with President Obama's decision on Thursday to waive the No Child Left Behind requirements in 10 states, including Georgia? Time and competitive swimming go hand-in-hand. But it also takes the right timing to be successful at the GHSA State Swimming Championships, which begin with today's preliminaries at Georgia Tech.

There has been much speculation recently about the possibility of a Labor Day matchup between Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech, though nothing has been officially announced and the ACC schedule is still not out .

Mar 1, 2011; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Georgia Tech defensive back Jerrard Tarrant goes through defensive drills during the NFL scouting combine at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Former Georgia Tech receiver Stephen Hill will have to impress at the NFL combine in order to make his decision worth it.

For those of you who are just tuning in, we've already written articles detailing 3 of Georgia Tech's signees for this class: ATH Dennis Andrews , ATH Justin Thomas , and WR Michael Summers .

Former Georgia Tech wide receiver Stephen Hill is one of 47 wide receivers who has received an invitation to the NFL scouting combine, to take place Feb.

As is the case every season, National Signing Day came and went extremely quickly.

That is the ebb and flow of college football. That is the ebb and flow of a sport in which the players in question only have four years of eligibility, and the best of those players often only use three of those years.

Georgia Tech has had some great quarterbacks in its storied history, especially over the past quarter century.

Co-offensive line coach Todd Spencer resigned under pressure after the school discovered his impermissible texts to recruits.

It was another whirlwind of a signing day, with a little bit of drama and a few surprises.

National recruiting pundits have declared who the biggest winners and losers are while fans are still scrutinizing every star assigned to their favorite school's signees.

At Cook High on Wednesday, Travin Henry signed his letter-of-intent with Georgia Tech and celebrated with family, teammates, coaches and friends.

The next player in our search for future Jets is Junior Stephen Hill from the run first option offence of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets who is bypassing his senior year for a shot in the NFL.

Here's a quick look at each school in the ACC and the biggest need it filled on signing day: BOSTON COLLEGE: The Eagles wanted to continue to build the depth on both lines, and did that with three offensive linemen and a defensive end.

On a day generally reserved for recruits having their hat-switching, Pepsodent-smiling, ESPN moment, Georgia Tech added hard news to the circus.

Jeremy Davis, CB, 6-0, 170, Cape Coral High Jared Henry, S, 6-1, 190, First Coast High, Jacksonville Breshad Perriman, WR, 6-2, 180, Arabia Mountain High, Georgia Luke Adams, DE, 6-3, 260, Pensacola Catholic High Cal Bloom, TE, 6-5, 235, Osseo High School, Minn.

Former Reagan High standout Marcus Wright has been virtually anonymous in college, rushing for as many yards in three seasons at Georgia Tech as he did in an average playoff game for the Rattlers.

The Yellow Jackets don't have a Middle Georgia signee for the third consecutive year.