GT vs FSU - 2014 ACC Championship: How to Watch, Pregame Analysis, Betting Lines, and More!

The hour is upon us. The Jackets are 10-2, victors over Virginia Tech, Miami, Clemson, and georgia. Tonight, they put it all on the line when they take on the #4 ranked Florida State Seminoles and Heisman Trophy Winner Jameis Winston. The Seminoles are riding a 28 win streak, which started two years ago in this very stadium against this very team. It has been a year of poetic justice for head coach Paul Johnson, quarterback Justin Thomas, and the rest of the Yellow Jacket family. Can they do it again?

Previews:

The game doesn’t start till eight, but don’t worry! We’ve got you more than covered with pregame analysis, coverage, and more.

• Three Things to Watch For
• Q&A with Tomahawk Nation’s Dylan Kidd
• Paul Johnson Press Conference in Charlotte
• Sports Illustrated Article titled "How to Slay the Seminoles" featuring our very own Joey Weaver!
• A cautionary tale courtesy of staff writer Cade Lawson (your daily Technical Tidbits wizard)
• A look at how FSU often plays two very different halves
• An Analysis of FSU’s Field Position, on a per-half basis

Also relevant for today, How the Jackets Can Get Into the Playoffs so you know who to root for in the games leading up to tonight’s big game!

Game Time: 8:00 PM EST

TV Channel: ABC

Radio: 680AM/93.7FM The Fan in Atlanta (also available on the Georgia Tech Gameday App found in the Apple Store or Google Play Store). The game is also being broadcast on Satellite radio, Sirius 113 / XM 193.

Odds & Wagers: According to OddsShark.com, the Jackets are a 3.5-point underdog on the road. Check here for the Over/Unders for this game and get your picks in by 8pm tonight!

Weather: It might be a soggy tailgate, but the rain should more or less be starting to taper off by around 5pm. I’m no weatherman, of course, but that’s what it looks like. The good news is that the rain should be almost completely gone by kickoff at 8pm! Temperatures will be in the mid 50s during the day, and will cool off to around 53 at kickoff. It’ll be ~47 degrees by the time the game is over, with winds around 10mph. This is the longest paragraph I think I’ve ever written about weather.

It’s time for the Jackets’ biggest game since the final game of the 1990 season. State Champs, ACC Coastal Champs - can we add a third title to the list tonight? GO JACKETS! STING THE NOLES!