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Yellow Jackets Collapse: BC Dominates Second Half
26 Oct
Summary
- Georgia Tech led at halftime but was outscored significantly in the second half.
- Boston College achieved over 500 total yards, including nearly 400 rushing yards.
- Key offensive struggles for Georgia Tech included poor run defense and penalties.
Georgia Tech suffered a critical home defeat to Boston College on Saturday, severely impacting their chances of reaching a bowl game. The Yellow Jackets held a 13-12 lead at halftime but ultimately collapsed in the second half, allowing Boston College to score 37 unanswered points.
Boston College's offense was dominant throughout the game, accumulating 500 total yards. Their rushing attack was particularly effective, with Bo MacCormack scoring three touchdowns and Mason McKenzie adding two, contributing to a total of 399 rushing yards and five touchdowns. The Eagles' offense repeatedly exploited Georgia Tech's struggling run defense, averaging 8.6 yards per carry in the first half.
The Yellow Jackets' offense struggled to find consistency. They managed only 101 rushing yards on 3.6 yards per carry, and the offensive line failed to create significant push. Penalties also hampered Georgia Tech's momentum after several big plays. Quarterback Grady Adamson showed promise in the fourth quarter, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit, leading to a final score of 49-20 in favor of Boston College.
