Georgia Tech had another home game against Kentucky State, which is coached by a Georgia Tech Alum. There wasn’t much hype due to the non-conference game but still provided some pretty solid images. Georgia Tech ended up defeating Kentucky State with a final score of 98-50. The game started and ended with the same tempo, with Georgia Tech forward Gani Lawal easily overpowering the Kentucky State defense scoring 16 points in the game. With his effort, he has become the sixteenth player in school history to score 1,000 points.
Although Georgia Tech forward Derrick Favors didn’t provide many points, he ended the day with a career high of 4 assist.
Georgia Tech guard D’Andre Bell for the jumper, ended the game with 14 points, following his career high effort against Wake Forest with 16 points.
A great slam dunk with Georgia Tech guard Iman Shumpert after a fast break.
The Kentucky State bench watching the game.
A nice finger roll layup from Georgia Tech guard Iman Shumpert.
Georgia Tech guard Iman Shumpert trying to wade off the defender.
Georgia Tech guard Glen Rice, Jr. with the slam dunk, who ended the game with 15 points.
With a heavy lead already made the Georgia Tech starters were pulled, allowing several other players that have been dormant to play. Here is Georgia Tech center Brad Sheenan going for a dunk.
And a no look pass from Georgia Tech guard Maurice Miller.
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