Defensive changes coming for Georgia Tech

Posted Sep 23, 2009
Georgia Tech will say goodbye Saturday to the defense that started the season. That’s according to head coach Paul Johnson, who said Tuesday morning during his weekly news conference that the Yellow Jackets were scraping their base 4-2-5 defense for a simpler, easier to manage 4-3 — meaning the defense will not field its usual four-lineman, two-linebacker, five-defensive back set against the Tar Heels. (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)

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