Georgia Tech's Skid Continues with Loss to Cal

0:00On March 5, Georgia Tech suffered its 11th straight loss on Wednesday night, falling 76-65 to California on senior night. The yellow jackets jumped out to a strong start and led 36-32 at halftime, but they couldn't keep up after the break. That drops them to 11 wins and 19 losses on the season. California took over in the second half, with 44 points on 50 percent shooting. Their die-die aims led the charge with 18 points, going 6 for 7 from the field. Forward lead door added 16 points, and dominated inside with 6 rebounds and 2 blocks, powering the Golden Bears to their first double digit. Lead midway through the period. Kawatsi Rees, shown for Georgia Tech on his final home game, scoring a game high, 19 points mostly in the first half on Sharp 3 point, shooting. The team finally avoided one of their usual slow starts, building a double-digit advantage early. Still, their familiar second half fade continued, played by turnovers and poor shooting.

1:05J.D. Mustafa provided some stability late, telling 10 points and 8 rebounds with strong drives to the basket. Bay and Dango struggled though, committing a team high 7 turnovers that fueled California's transition game. Those mistakes proved costly, as the jacket scored just 29 points after halftime. This loss highlights Georgia Tech's ongoing battle with consistency, unable to string together full games amid the skids. They'll need to re-grow quickly for what's left of the regular season, and at the time thezähl Summer Delไดh fills up 4-0 Spartans skills throughout the till of the year.