Notre Dame football vs. Georgia Tech: What to expect

Notre Dame football is one week away from its biggest game of the regular season. When Clemson comes to South Bend on Nov. 7, the Irish are going to have no time for improvement. That being said, Notre Dame football needs to show Georgia Tech who is boss this weekend. Why? We all remember Clemson's complete 73-7 domination against the Yellow Jackets two weeks ago. Trevor Lawrence was pulled at halftime due to the lack of competition. Ian Book has yet to leave a game due to a significant lead created by the Irish. Granted, Book has not shown the potential Lawrence has, but it would be pleasing to see the Irish pull a lead like the Tigers. A necessary boost One of

UCF football: Final observations in win over Georgia Tech

Antoine Almaalouf

It was a disappointing season in the 2019 campaign for UCF football. The Knights dropped three games last year, and they were all on the road for a total combined of seven points. They started the 2020 season on a good note. This past Saturday, the No. 14 ranked Knights played at Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium with 11,000 fans socially distanced. Georgia Tech came at 1-0 after defeating Florida State last week 16-13 in a close one. Georgia Tech came into the game with confidence as Georgia Tech started the game with a punch. True freshman Jahmyr Gibbs returned the opening kickoff 75 yards to the UCF 21-yard line. Georgia Tech covered the distance in three plays going up