Highlights
YOUTUBEWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: DUKE 55% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 18 PTS
Scoring plays
14 SCORES
Jahmyr Gibbs 61 Yd Run (Gavin Stewart Kick)
0-7
Shaka Heyward 0 Yd Fumble Return (Charlie Ham Kick)
7-7
Malachi Carter 12 Yd pass from Jeff Sims (Gavin Stewart Kick)
7-14
Mataeo Durant 1 Yd Run (Charlie Ham Kick)
14-14
Jahmyr Gibbs 26 Yd Run (Gavin Stewart Kick)
14-21
Mataeo Durant 30 Yd pass from Chase Brice (Charlie Ham Kick)
21-21
Shaka Heyward Safety
23-21
Jordan Domineck 0 Yd Fumble Return (Gavin Stewart Kick)
23-28
Charlie Ham 35 Yd Field Goal
26-28
Jalen Camp 24 Yd pass from Jeff Sims (Gavin Stewart Kick)
26-35
Jarett Garner 28 Yd pass from Chase Brice (Charlie Ham Kick)
33-35
Adonicas Sanders 24 Yd pass from Jeff Sims (Gavin Stewart Kick)
33-42
Dontae Smith 36 Yd Run (Gavin Stewart Kick)
33-49
Dontae Smith 22 Yd Run (Gavin Stewart Kick)
33-56
What happened
ESPN RECAPJeff Sims' 3 TD passes powers Georgia Tech past Duke, 56-33
ATLANTA -- , After having to endure an unexpected four-week layoff, Jeff Sims played like he was determined to make up for lost time. Sims threw three touchdown passes and ran for 108 yards, setting career highs, and Georgia Tech beat turnover-plagued Duke 56-33 on Saturday night as each team returned from long layoffs. Led by Sims, the freshman quarterback, Georgia Tech (3-5, 3-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) ended a three-game losing streak. Freshman Jahmyr Gibbs had touchdown runs of 61 and 26 yards in the first half before leaving with an apparent hamstring injury. “When he got hurt, he came up and told me to finish the game, do what you do,” said Sims of Gibbs. “I told him ‘I’ve got you.’” Thanks to Sims and Jordan Mason , who ran for 105 yards, Georgia Tech had 377 yards rushing even with Gibbs missing the second half.
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Team stats
DUKE · GTBOBBY DODD STADIUM, ATLANTA · ATTENDANCE 11,000
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