Report: ACC program fires head coach after Week 4

Georgia Tech is moving on from head coach Geoff Collins, according to a report.

The Yellow Jackets fell to 1-3 on the season this weekend, losing to UCF on the road. Their only victory in 2022 came against Western Carolina in Week 2.

247Sports’ Bryce Koon was first to report Collins’ ousting:

Per sources close to the situation, Geoff Collins is out as the head coach at #GaTech.

Tomorrow's GTAA board meeting, first reported by @ksugiuraajc, will be massive in determining the future of AD Todd Stansbury as well as confirming the buyout of Collins' contract

— Bryce Koon (@bryce_koon) September 25, 2022

Koon’s report has been confirmed by numerous outlets.

Collins went 10-28 in 3+ years as Georgia Tech’s head coach. He never won more than 3 games in a single season. He went 7-19 in ACC play.

Georgia Tech still has an extremely difficult slate of games remaining on its schedule. The Yellow Jackets are set to play Pittsburgh, Florida State, North Carolina, Georgia and numerous other ACC opponents.

Georgia Tech has not yet confirmed Collins’ firing, but the administration has scheduled a meeting for Monday regarding the status of the football program and athletic director Todd Stansbury.

Georgia Tech’s Athletic Association Board calls a special meeting Monday to address job status of coach Geoff Collins & AD Todd Stansbury, source told @ActionNetworkHQ. 1st reported by @ksugiuraajc. Tech (1-3) has lost 8 consecutive games vs. Power 5 opponents

— Brett McMurphy (@Brett_McMurphy) September 25, 2022

Georgia Tech faces Pittsburgh in Week 5.