- Program
- Georgia Tech
- Level
- FBS
- In Role Since
- 2023
- Conference
- ACC
- Education
- Georgia Tech, Bachelor's in Management
Profile
Brent Key, a Georgia Tech alumnus and former offensive lineman, became the program’s 21st head coach in 2023 after serving as interim head coach in 2022. In his first three full seasons, Key led the Yellow Jackets to 23 wins, tied for second-most ever by a Georgia Tech coach in that span. His teams finished consistently in the ACC's top four and produced top-ranked offensive and special teams performances, reflecting his background as a top recruiter and offensive line/run game specialist.
Coaching Approach
Key’s approach focuses on constructing a powerful run game and protecting the quarterback with elite offensive line play, underscored by nationally ranked rushing offenses and fewest sacks allowed. He develops NFL-caliber talent and emphasizes disciplined special teams and turnover margin. Recruiting efficacy is also a hallmark, assembling nationally top-ranked offensive recruiting classes.
Career Highlights
- Led Georgia Tech to first 9-win regular season since 2014 with an 8-0 start in 2025
- Tied second-most wins by a Tech coach in first three seasons (23 wins)
- Coached multiple All-Americans and NFL Draft picks, including 12th overall first-round pick Keylan Rutledge
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