In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, we dive into Georgia Tech’s shocking but convincing win over Clemson—a game that signals a real power shift in the ACC. From the opening drives, it was clear that Haynes King was ready to impose his will. We break down how King’s bruising, Tebow-style approach, combined with efficient passing, turned him into the engine of the Yellow Jackets’ offense. With 25 carries and 27 passes, he was essentially the entire playbook—and Clemson had no answers.We also revisit Clemson’s ongoing quarterback woes. Cade Klubnik may have been a five-star recruit, but once again, he looked overmatched. Two critical turnovers changed the course of the game, and even when Clemson strung together drives, they couldn’t sustain momentum. We talk about how the Tigers’ offense has fallen from its Taj Boyd–Deshaun Watson–Trevor Lawrence peak into something that looks broken under Garrett Riley’s system.But this wasn’t just about Clemson’s struggles—it was about Georgia Tech proving they’re more than a dark horse. We highlight their 90-yard fourth-quarter drive, their disciplined defense, and the clutch fire-drill field goal that sealed the win. For us, this felt like the birth of a new bully in the ACC. The Jackets didn’t just beat Clemson; they looked like the steadier, better-coached, and tougher team.Georgia Tech fans should be thrilled: this team isn’t just relevant again—they’re contenders.

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