Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets basketball — program history

Georgia Tech's basketball program dates to 1906 in Atlanta and the Yellow Jackets compete in the ACC. The program reached the 2004 national championship game under coach Paul Hewitt and has produced NBA stars like Chris Bosh, Stephon Marbury, and Kenny Anderson. Tech has been a competitive ACC program.

The name

The Yellow Jackets nickname was adopted around 1905 when fans noticed supporters wearing yellow jackets to games — the wasp imagery was later formally adopted.

Signature moment

Reaching the 2004 NCAA Championship game behind Jarrett Jack, Will Bynum, and Luke Schenscher, the program's closest brush with a national title.

Georgia Tech's mascot Buzz is a yellow jacket (wasp), and the 1990 team featuring Kenny Anderson and Dennis Scott, known as 'Lethal Weapon 3,' is considered one of the most entertaining college basketball teams ever.

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets compete in the ACC and hold an all-time record of 1447–1345 (.518 winning percentage) across 105 recorded seasons dating back to 1919-20. The program has reached 2 Final Fours.

Season-by-season results

SeasonRecordConferenceCoachAP peak
2025-2611-202-16 (ACC)Damon Stoudamire
2024-2517-1710-10 (ACC)Damon Stoudamire
2023-2414-187-13 (ACC)Damon Stoudamire
2022-2315-186-14 (ACC)Josh Pastner
2021-2212-205-15 (ACC)Josh Pastner
2020-2117-911-6 (ACC)Josh Pastner
2019-2017-1411-9 (ACC)Josh Pastner
2018-1914-186-12 (ACC)Josh Pastner
2015-1621-158-10 (ACC)Brian Gregory
2014-1512-193-15 (ACC)Brian Gregory
2013-1416-176-12 (ACC)Brian Gregory
2012-1316-156-12 (ACC)Brian Gregory
2011-1211-204-12 (ACC)Brian Gregory
2010-1113-185-11 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2009-1023-137-9 (ACC)Paul HewittAP #19
2008-0912-192-14 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2007-0815-177-9 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2006-0720-128-8 (ACC)Paul HewittAP #19
2005-0611-174-12 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2004-0520-128-8 (ACC)Paul HewittAP #3
2003-0428-109-7 (ACC)Paul HewittAP #3
2002-0316-157-9 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2001-0215-167-9 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
2000-0117-138-8 (ACC)Paul Hewitt
1999-0013-175-11 (ACC)Bobby Cremins
1998-9915-166-10 (ACC)Bobby Cremins
1997-9819-146-10 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #22
1996-979-183-13 (ACC)Bobby Cremins
1995-9624-1213-3 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #13
1994-9518-128-8 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #14
1993-9416-137-9 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #12
1992-9319-118-8 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #8
1991-9223-128-8 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #13
1990-9117-136-8 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #14
1989-9028-78-6 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #8
1988-8920-128-6 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #11
1987-8822-108-6 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #13
1986-8716-137-7 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #6
1985-8627-711-3 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #1
1984-8527-89-5 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #6
1983-8418-116-8 (ACC)Bobby CreminsAP #18
1982-8313-154-10 (ACC)Bobby Cremins
1981-8210-163-11 (ACC)Bobby Cremins
1980-814-230-14 (ACC)Dwane Morrison
1979-808-181-13 (ACC)Dwane Morrison
1978-7917-9IndDwane Morrison
1977-7815-126-6 (Metro)Dwane Morrison
1976-7718-103-3 (Metro)Dwane Morrison
1975-7613-140-1 (Metro)Dwane Morrison
1974-7511-15IndDwane Morrison
1973-745-21IndDwane Morrison
1972-737-18IndWhack Hyder
1971-726-20IndWhack Hyder
1970-7123-9IndWhack Hyder
1969-7017-10IndWhack Hyder
1968-6912-13IndWhack Hyder
1967-6812-13IndWhack Hyder
1966-6717-9IndWhack Hyder
1965-6613-13IndWhack Hyder
1964-6514-11IndWhack Hyder
1963-6417-99-5 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1962-6321-510-4 (SEC)Whack HyderAP #6
1961-6210-164-10 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1960-6113-136-8 (SEC)Whack HyderAP #15
1959-6022-611-3 (SEC)Whack HyderAP #6
1958-5917-99-5 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1957-5815-118-6 (SEC)Whack HyderAP #19
1956-5718-89-5 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1955-5612-116-8 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1954-5512-137-7 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1953-542-220-14 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1952-535-174-9 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1951-527-152-12 (SEC)Whack Hyder
1950-518-196-8 (SEC)Roy McArthur
1949-5014-137-9 (SEC)Roy McArthur
1948-4911-137-9 (SEC)Roy McArthur
1947-4812-166-10 (SEC)Roy McArthur
1946-4712-116-6 (SEC)Roy McArthur
1945-4610-117-7 (SEC)Dwight Keith
1944-4511-67-4 (SEC)Dwight Keith
1943-4414-42-0 (SEC)Dwight Keith
1942-4311-57-4 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1941-428-84-7 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1940-418-114-8 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1939-407-86-6 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1938-396-94-7 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1937-3818-29-2 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1936-3713-210-0 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1935-3610-87-5 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1934-356-85-6 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1933-346-125-8 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1932-339-67-5 (SEC)Roy Mundorff
1931-327-65-3 (Southern)Roy Mundorff
1930-3111-138-7 (Southern)Roy Mundorff
1929-3011-135-8 (Southern)Roy Mundorff
1928-2915-610-2 (Southern)Roy Mundorff
1927-2810-7SouthernRoy Mundorff
1926-2717-108-2 (Southern)Roy Mundorff
1925-266-114-10 (Southern)Harold Hansen
1924-254-122-7 (Southern)Harold Hansen
1923-249-134-5 (Southern)William Alexander
1922-239-95-3 (Southern)William Alexander
1921-2211-62-3 (Southern)William Alexander
1920-214-10SouthernJoseph Bean
1919-207-10IndWilliam Alexander

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