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Watch: Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera speaks following dismissals

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Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera met with the media Tuesday and discussed the vision of the football program moving forward.
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Sept 27, 2022

Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera spoke at a news conference Tuesday, one day after he fired athletic director Todd Stansbury and football coach Geoff Collins.

Cabrera only read from a prepared statement and did not take questions on his decision.

Watch his entire statement on the video above.

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