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Georgia Tech athletics director
Andy Demetra to record his latest “Toddcast” on Thursday. Among the topics they discussed were:
continued success for the Yellow Jackets, who have 11 teams currently ranked among the top 50 nationally;
NCAA postseason play for volleyball, women’s tennis, men’s tennis and golf;
takeaways from the spring football game;
capacity plans at baseball and football;
how Tech is positioned for name, image and likeness;
Jamie Foxx’s visit to The Flats;
the return of in-person recruiting;
a budget update as the fiscal year winds down;
and more!
by Jon Cooper
The biggest stars on a team can shine during a season (sometimes more than one) and people will immediately know their name.
The biggest stars in a program often shine years after they’ve played their final game yet people might not know them.
Lawton “Mac” Nease would be the first to tell you he ranked among the latter.
In fact, he did just that in his opening remarks on Saturday afternoon in Champions Hall, during the dedication ceremony celebrating the completion of Phase II of what is now Mac Nease Baseball Park at Russ Chandler Stadium.
Georgia Tech athletics director
Andy Demetra to record his latest “Toddcast” this week. Among the topics they discussed were:
a historic month of March for Georgia Tech athletics that featured an ACC men’s basketball championship, a women’s basketball Sweet 16 appearance, three teams with their best national finishes ever and double-digit All-Americans;
senior student-athletes returning for the additional year of eligibility granted by the NCAA;
attendance plans for the 2021 football spring game (limited) and regular season (full);
Tech’s nationally ranked volleyball, baseball and women’s tennis squads;
and much more!