Georgia Tech names Temple's Geoff Collins head football coach
Posted Dec 7, 2018
Georgia Tech has hired Temple's Geoff Collins as its new head football coach. Collins, a native of Conyers, Georgia, had a 15-10 record in two seasons at Temple in his first college head-coaching position. He was a graduate assistant at Georgia Tech from 1999 to 2001 and served as its recruiting coordinator in 2006. Collins replaces former Tech coach Paul Johnson, who resigned last week.
(ESPN.com)
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