At the ACC Tipoff in Charlotte, N.C., the Georgia Tech men’s basketball team, represented by sophomore Naithan George, senior Kowacie Reeves, Jr., and head coach Damon Stoudamire, participated in various media activities. The event, held on a live broadcast on ACC Network, allows fans to engage with the team’s highlights throughout the day. Stoudamire aims to restore the team to its former glory after a 14-win season, buoyed by a strong recruiting class and transfer additions. The Yellow Jackets kick off their season on November 6 against West Georgia and begin their ACC play on December 7 against North Carolina.
By the Numbers
- 14 wins last season, including victories against top-25 teams like Mississippi State and Duke.
- 20th-ranked recruiting class nationally, adding depth to the existing roster.
Yes, But
While the team is strengthening its lineup, there are questions about its ability to maintain consistency against stronger conference opponents and replicate past success in the NCAA Tournament.
State of Play
- ACC Tipoff provides a platform for media exposure, engaging fans and boosting team visibility.
- Stoudamire is focusing on media relations to enhance team reputation and attract potential recruits.
What’s Next
The Yellow Jackets will face West Georgia on November 6, aiming to leverage their new roster dynamics for a successful start to the season.
Bottom Line
Georgia Tech men’s basketball is strategically poised for growth, using enhanced recruiting and media engagement to reclaim a dominant position in college basketball.
