A string of losses has led to the firing of several coaches, including defensive coordinator Jason Semore and wide receivers coach Jafar Williams.
I'm left reeling in utter bewilderment as I try to process the fact that Georgia Tech's coaching staff is being completely overhauled. It's not every day you see a team make such drastic changes after just nine games, especially when they've allowed the second-most yards per game in the ACC at 418.9 (Stanford ranks last at 454.4 yards per game).
The Coaches Who Got Cut Loose
Defensive coordinator Jason Semore and wide receivers coach Jafar Williams are just two of the coaches who have been let go, along with offensive line coach Allen Mogridge and defensive ends coach Kyle Pope.
The New Faces in Town
But it's not all doom and gloom for Georgia Tech. Defensive backs coach Vinnie Sunseri will take over defensive play-calling duties, while DeAndre Hopkins will move up as wide receivers coach after assisting at the position in the first nine games.
