Georgia Tech vs. Miami: Are Yellow Jackets Losing BCS Sting?

It looks like the No. 22-ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets might be in a heap of trouble down in Florida playing the Miami Hurricanes. 

A lot was expected out of the Hurricanes this year, but needless to say their 3-3 overall record (1-2 in the ACC) has been rather disappointing.

That being said, the Hurricanes have been known to shake things up, most notably when they upset the then-No. 17 Ohio State Buckeyes in Week 2.

You could say that Miami may have exposed Ohio State, so if Georgia Tech doesn't get themselves back on track they may find themselves in the same position.

What's Gone Wrong?

Being down two touchdowns at halftime would be a good place to start. The Yellow Jackets have allowed Miami to run the ball down their throats, and they've given it away once too many.

Lamar Miller is averaging 4.5 yards a carry so far for Miami, and Georgia Tech quarterback Tevin Washington has a pick against him.

What's At Stake?

Simply put, a second loss will most likely take Georgia Tech out of the top 25.

Upset Potential

Out of 10, I would give this a five. Right now this game could go either way. Miami is an incredibly inconsistent team that may let the Yellow Jackets back in the game.

How Will Voters React?

Losing to Miami is not a good sign for Georgia Tech's BCS hopes. 

Will Georgia Tech Come Back?

Coming out of halftime the Yellow Jackets offense looks like it's finally able to move the ball. Like I said, Miami is inconsistent enough to let them back in it.

Who Benefits Most From Georgia Tech Collapse?

The Clemson Tigers, who remain undefeated, would have one less threat to worry about in the ACC. Virginia Tech on the other-hand would bump up over the Yellow Jackets in the ACC race with a win of their own.