Georgia Tech fires 4 coaches after 4th straight loss

Talk sports, specifically Georgia Tech, so they've been in the headlines recently. If you haven't heard, Georgia Tech's head coach, Brent Key, fired four assistant coaches yesterday, just two days. After the Yellow Jackets' fourth consecutive loss that left the team in last place in the Atlantic Coast Conference and assured of its first losing season since 2022. Now, the head coach expressed his frustration, of course, of following that ugly 44-17 home loss to Louisville on Saturday that left Georgia Tech at 2-7 overall and 1-5 in the ACC. Let's listen to what he had to say about all this. Obviously, yesterday, I made some decisions regarding the program, really, you know, came to a culmination yesterday, but decisions made over the course of time, and look, I've sat up here numerous times and said, that's not something that I would do during the season, wanted to do during the season. Thank you. It's not the, you know, by any means the best timing to do things, but. As Saturday really came to a close, and I think as you guys being in here with me could tell, it had come to a breaking point then. Yeah. So look, I wish those guys the most luck in the world. Thank you. Thank them for what they did here. And I made it very known to the staff yesterday and the team. Just because those guys had to be let go, that they are not the ones to blame, to be pointing fingers, that's not what this is. Everyone in here deserves blame and should be accountable, and that begins with me. I chose to bring those men here, and making those decisions is what's necessary in leading an organization. It's not doing the easy things, it's doing the things that are necessary. Thank you. But I also told the whole staff, and I told the team that I said this, and that just because everyone's sitting here right now doesn't mean that you should be comfortable that you're going to remain here. Because this is based on production, and this is based on ability to be a leader at your respective position, to hold your position accountable, and how we perform on Saturdays. When I say accountability, I'm talking about on the field, off the field, in the classroom, academically, the grades they get, all those things. All right. And, you know, this has been a process for a while now of evaluating everything. No different than I said on Saturday night. But I feel like this is the best in the immediate right now. Things that we have to give our guys a chance to be able to go out and play football on Saturday. And we've got to be a more disciplined team. So that was Georgia Tech's head coach just speaking earlier today. Yesterday, he announced the widespread changes to staff, firing four assistant coaches. That includes Jason Seymour, Alan Mowbray. Thank Kyle Pope and also Jafar Williams. Georgia Tech's next game is this Saturday, November 14th, and they are facing the Clemson Tigers. you Kickoff is at 12:30. We'll see what happens at the game after these changes were made to the coaching staff. so much.