Georgia Tech needs to increase its production from the B-back position and become more explosive to win at Clemson. Freshman Marcus Marshall could be a player to help the team become more explosive.
Georgia Tech chaplain Derrick Moore was a heck of a running back in the mid-90s. Moore was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons and played for the Carolina Panthers. But the Tech chaplain made his biggest impact playing for the Detroit Lions. Though Moore was not as explosive as his Hall of Fame teammate Barry Sanders, he made a tremendous impact scoring in the red zone and bulldozing for short yardage.