Georgia Tech is breaking out a gold-heavy look for Saturday night’s matchup with Tennessee at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
The Yellow Jackets announced on X that they’ll wear gold chrome helmets, a gold and white jersey, white pants with a gold stripe, and white and gold accessories. The jersey design features a blue “Georgia Tech” wordmark across the chest, along with blue outlines around the white numbers.
Tennessee will answer with a full white set under the lights in Atlanta. That means white helmets, white jerseys, white pants, and white accessories.
run the gold. #StingEm 🐝
- Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) September 10, 2026
road trip ready
⬜️⬜️⬜️ @DICKS | #GBO 🍊
- Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) September 10, 2026
Georgia Tech had already worn all-white uniforms at home in its Week 1 loss to Colorado in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets are typically a white-uniform team at home, but they’re changing things up for this non-conference matchup with the Volunteers.
The equipment brands are different too, with Georgia Tech in Under Armor and Tennessee having moved from Nike to Adidas over the summer.
On the field, No. 18 Tennessee comes in after a 56-9 win over Furman in Week 1. Georgia Tech is looking to bounce back from its opening loss to Colorado last Thursday night.
Vegas is leaning toward the Volunteers. DraftKings has Tennessee as an 11.5-point favorite, a number that reflects both Tennessee’s upside and Georgia Tech’s uneven showing last week.
Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. ET Saturday night at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
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