Georgia Tech enters November at 2-5 overall and 1-3 in the ACC following a 27-49 home loss to Boston College, continuing a slide that includes defeats to Virginia Tech and Stanford after early wins over Duke and Mercer. The Yellow Jackets rank near the bottom of FBS in rushing defense, surrendering over 210 yards per game, while their offense has shown inconsistency outside of a few strong passing outputs. With a remaining schedule featuring road games at Pittsburgh, Clemson, and Georgia plus home matchups against Louisville and Wake Forest, the team faces multiple projected conference favorites. Preseason win totals centered near 6.5 reflected optimism around new coordinators and transfers, but the current record and defensive vulnerabilities have shifted implied probabilities toward the under in the ongoing regular-season total market.