A by-the-numbers review of Georgia Tech’s 35-24 win over Georgia Southern on Saturday at Bobby Dodd Stadium. Tech improved to 4-3 heading into its bye week.:

0

Points on Georgia Southern’s first drive. It snapped a five-game scoring streak Tech’s defense had suffered through on opening drives.

3

Freshmen who started on offense for Georgia Tech. They were left tackle Jahaziel Lee, left guard Parker Braun and B-back Dedrick Mills.

3

Plays of at least 50 yards for Georgia Tech’s offense, a season high. All three happened in the first quarter.

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Tackles by safety A.J. Gray, a career high.

9

Tackles for loss by Georgia Tech’s defense. That was a season high.

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Times in Justin Thomas’ career he has passed and rushed for a touchdown in the same game after doing so Saturday.

10

Tackles by safety Corey Griffin, a career high.

18

Plays in a scoring drive by Georgia Southern, the longest against Tech this season.

26:25

Time of possession was the shortest by Tech this season. The previous low was 28:24 against Clemson.

33:35

Time of possession for Georgia Southern was the longest against Tech this season. The previous high was 31:36 by Clemson.

40

Yards on a reception by Brad Stewart in the third quarter, the longest of his career.

83

Plays faced by Georgia Tech’s defense was a season high. Clemson ran 82.

172

Passing yards by Thomas was a season high. His previous high was 136, set against Vanderbilt on Sept. 17.

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