Virginia Tech last week, and the 50-yard touchdown reception early in the third quarter Saturday. He’s had a play of at least 50 yards now in five consecutive games - a 71-yard catch vs. Georgia Tech: Gibbs is on an amazing big-play roll. “Quite an extraordinary game,' Diaz said. The Yellow Jackets were down 33-28 after Smith’s touchdown, but got a safety out of Miami’s conversion try when Juanyeh Thomas intercepted Van Dyke’s throw and returned it 100 yards for two points - the first such play by a Georgia Tech player since Ken Swilling did it against Duke Oct. “We never got down on ourselves and I think that really helped us,' Van Dyke said. Miami got only three points from its next six possessions, fumbling the ball away three times, getting one field goal, missing another and punting once.Īnd it nearly cost them, with Georgia Tech leading 21-17 at the half and holding a 28-24 edge going into the fourth. That’s when slippery ball syndrome started for the Hurricanes.

Miami got touchdowns out of its first two possessions for the second straight week, going up 14-0 midway through the opening quarter on scoring throws from Van Dyke to Harley (8 yards) and Rambo (35 yards). But we have to get over the hump of these one-score games.” “Guys battled,' Yellow Jackets coach Geoff Collins said, “They fought all the way until the end. It was the fifth loss by nine points or less this season for Georgia Tech, the third by six points or less. Jordan Mason had a 71-yard rushing score for the Yellow Jackets, while Jahmyr Gibbs had a 50-yard TD catch and Jaylon King had a fumble return for another touchdown for Georgia Tech. Jeff Sims threw for 194 yards and a touchdown for Georgia Tech (3-6, 2-5). Keyshawn Smith’s touchdown catch with 10:27 left put Miami ahead for good, and Mike Harley also had a scoring grab for the Hurricanes - who have played a FBS-leading six games decided by four points or less this season, going 4-2 in those contests. That boy is going to make plays,' Rambo said. Rambo had seven catches, falling just 10 yards shy of matching the Miami record of 220 yards set by Eddie Brown in 1984, and raved about both Knighton and Van Dyke afterward. Diaz said he allowed players a whole minute or two postgame to enjoy the win before making the annual announcement: “It's Florida State week,' he said, immediately turning the page.

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