Georgia Tech has their work cut out for them as they host the No. 4 unbeaten Miami Hurricanes Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field in another Atlantic Coast Conference matchup.

  Miami enters with an impressive record of 9-0 coming off a 53-31 victory at home over Duke.

   The Hurricanes have been a powerhouse on offense, averaging 556.9 yards per game, leading the nation in scoring with 47.4 points per game. Quarterback Cam Ward has been a standout performer, throwing for over 2,500 yards and contributing significantly to Miami’s success with 24 touchdown passes against just five interceptions.

  In contrast, Georgia Tech comes into this game with a record of 5-4. They had a bye week last weekend.

  The Yellow Jackets are looking to become bowl eligible needing just one more win. It won’t be easy with just a pair left after this at North Carolina State and at UGA.

   The Yellow Jackets have shown resilience, especially after last year’s thrilling comeback victory against Miami, which ended in a narrow 23-20 win for Tech. Historically, this rivalry is tight, currently tied at 14-14, with Georgia Tech holding a slight edge at home with a record of 10-6 against Miami.

  Adding to the excitement is the homecoming atmosphere at Georgia Tech. The game will feature vibrant pregame festivities, including a performance by Atlanta hip-hop legend Big Boi, who will entertain fans during the Helluva Block Party.

                                                                                                                              Key Players to Watch
   Miami Hurricanes:
   Cam Ward (QB): Key playmaker with significant passing yards and touchdowns.
  Damien Martinez (RB): A strong rushing threat contributing to Miami’s balanced offense.

   Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets:
   Haynes King (QB): Leading the offense with crucial plays and decision-making. The offense has missed King’s leadership losing both games he has missed with an injury.
   Jamal Haynes (RB): A vital part of Georgia Tech’s ground game, looking to exploit Miami’s defense.

   As both teams prepare for this pivotal matchup, fans can expect an electrifying atmosphere filled with high stakes and fierce competition. 

   It’s an early noon kickoff with the game televised on ESPN.