Georgia Tech defeated Virginia Tech 35-20 in Week 7, with the Yellow Jackets dominating from the opening quarter. Georgia Tech scored 15 points in the first quarter and never relinquished control, covering the 14-point spread.

Haynes King led Georgia Tech's passing attack with 213 yards, while Kyron Drones paced Virginia Tech's rushing game with 83 yards. Terion Stewart was Virginia Tech's leading receiver with 9 catches.

The game featured several pivotal moments, including a 33-yard touchdown pass from Drones to Ja'Ricous Hairston in the third quarter that briefly gave Virginia Tech momentum. However, Georgia Tech's defense answered with an interception by Rodney Shelley. In the fourth quarter, King capped off Georgia Tech's performance with a 26-yard rushing touchdown.

Virginia Tech's fourth-quarter rally fell short as Georgia Tech's defense consistently pressured the Hokies' offense. The final score of 35-20 reflected Georgia Tech's superior execution throughout the contest. The game finished under the 55.5 over-under total.