
Georgia Tech’s Week 7 road loss to Virginia Tech exposed lingering inconsistencies across the offense and defense, despite flashes of promise. Quarterback Alberto Mendoza delivered his most complete performance of the season, throwing for a career-high 335 yards and two touchdowns while connecting with Jordan Allen on 10 of his 13 targets.
However, Mendoza’s accuracy wasn’t flawless—an interception and multiple loose throws hinted at the same underlying issues that have plagued him all year. The running game struggled without star backs Justice Haynes and Malachi Hosley, as Trelain Maddox’s 96-yard, 12-carry effort included a costly fumble in the end zone that handed Virginia Tech the ball for a quick score.
Chad Alexander chipped in with 34 yards on three carries, but the lack of depth in the backfield became painfully clear when Maddox’s turnover shifted momentum early in the game.
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