Georgia Tech dominates Central Arkansas in decisive victory

In a significant basketball match held in Atlanta, Georgia, on November 30, 2024, Georgia Tech took on the Central Arkansas Bears. The Yellow Jackets started strong, shooting 53% overall and making 9 of 18 three-pointers in the first half, building a solid lead of 49-38 by halftime. Despite a dip in performance early in the second half when they managed to make only one of their first seven shots, Georgia Tech regained momentum and extended their lead to 13 points with about 10 and a half minutes remaining in the game. This resurgence included four consecutive free throws followed by a crucial jumper from Lance Terry, who was a standout player with a total of 25 points for the game. The Yellow Jackets showcased strong defensive play, limiting Central Arkansas's scoring opportunities, and holding them to just two three-pointers and two free throws in the last five minutes. Their offense also found its rhythm again, especially from beyond the arc, with Naithan George contributing significantly with 16 points and 11 assists. By the end of the game, Georgia Tech had finished with a shooting percentage of 48% and succeeded in making 13 of 32 three-point attempts. The victory improved Georgia Tech's record to 4-3, providing a much-needed boost for the team. Meanwhile, Central Arkansas, despite the loss, saw some strong individual performances, particularly from Layne Taylor, who scored 20 points, with Elias Cato also contributing 17 points. This game marked a vital juncture for Georgia Tech as they seek to establish consistency in their performance this season. The combination of efficient shooting, strong defense, and excellent teamwork was critical in overcoming strong competition from Central Arkansas. Overall, this match served as a reminder of the competitive landscape in college basketball and highlighted the potential of Georgia Tech as they move forward in the season. With this win, the Yellow Jackets can build momentum and confidence, focusing on improving their overall record as the season progresses.