Mike London’s team is 2-3 so far this season.

In recent years, going against Georgia Tech’s rushing attack is no fun for many a good team. For a team in transition like this year’s Hoo squad, it proved to be far too much to handle.

1. Going In And Coming Out. For the second week in a row, I did not have a good feeling going into this game (my Chicken Little inclinations apparently in overdrive). Watching film in advance of the game, I saw match-ups that I thought UVa could exploit, especially with regard to the offense, but I was troubled by one key match-up: the Georgia Tech rushing attack vs. the Virginia defensive front seven. Given that Georgia Tech wants nothing better than to cut out your heart with its run game, that is not exactly the one match-up that is easy to overcome.

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