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Brent Key, a Georgia Tech alumnus and football letterwinner, is in his third full season as the head coach at his alma mater. He took over as the program's 21st head coach on a permanent basis in 2023, after stepping into the role as interim head coach during the 2022 campaign. After winning just 10 of its previous 38 games, Georgia Tech has won 27-of-47 games since Key took the reins as interim head coach five games into the 2022 season. His 27-20 mark includes a gaudy 7-1 record against nationally ranked Atlantic Coast Conference opponents. In Key's three seasons as permanent head coach (2023-25), the Yellow Jackets have won 23 games, tied for the second-most wins ever by a Georgia Tech head coach in his first three full seasons. The only other head coaches that have won as many as 23 games in their first three full seasons at Tech are Paul Johnson (27 – 2009-11), Bobby Dodd (23 – 1945-47) and William Alexander (23 – 1920-22), all enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame. Key came back to his alma mater after three seasons as offensive line coach at Alabama (2016-18), where he helped lead the Crimson Tide to two Southeastern Conference championships, three College Football Playoff championship games and the 2017 national title. He spent 11 seasons at UCF (2005-15), where the Knights won four conference championships. Key was a four-year starter at guard for the Yellow Jackets from 1997-2000, was a team captain and all-ACC performer as a senior, and graduated from Tech

Allen Mogridge returned to Georgia Tech in December 2025 as offensive line coach. He previously spent the 2024 season on The Flats as a senior football advisor for offense to head coach Brent Key. Mogridge, a 25-year collegiate coaching veteran, returned to Tech after most recently spending the 2025 season as the offensive line coach at Appalachian State. In his first season with the Yellow Jackets, Mogridge was heavily involved with the offensive line and helped lead the Jackets to a 7-6 overall record and berth in the 2024 Birmingham Bowl. Prior to his first stint at Georgia Tech, Mogridge was the offensive line coach at East Carolina in 2024. Before his lone season at ECU, Mogridge spent six seasons as assistant head coach and offensive line coach at USF (2020-22) and FIU (2017-19). His extensive resume also includes a season as offensive line coach at Georgia Southern (2016), three total seasons at UCF (2012 – special teams/tight ends coach, 2014 – tight ends/H-backs coach, 2015 – offensive line coach), a season as offensive line coach at Temple (2013), three seasons as special teams/tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator at North Carolina (2009-11), five seasons as running backs/offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at Buffalo (2004-08) and a season as defensive ends coach and recruiting coordinator at Western Carolina (2003). He began his coaching career with two seasons as a defensive graduate assistant at Buffalo (2001-02). A four-year letterwinner at N

Former All-American Anthony Parker joined Georgia Tech's football staff as a defensive analyst in 2019 and moved to the role of director of player development during the 2022 season. Parker came to The Flats after three seasons as the offensive line coach at Norfolk State (2015-17). His coaching career also includes stints as an offensive quality control assistant at his alma mater, Tennessee (2013-14), and an offensive graduate assistant at Mississippi State (2011-12) and Morgan State (2009-10). Parker helped Mississippi State reach two bowl games in his two seasons with the Bulldogs and helped lift Tennessee to a berth in the TaxSlayer Bowl following the 2014 season. He was a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter on the offensive line at Tennessee from 2005-08, primarily at guard. He earned second-team Associated Press All-America recognition as a junior in 2007 and was a two-time all-Southeastern Conference selection (first-team in 2007, second-team in 2008). A Jonesboro, Ga. native, Parker earned a bachelor's degree in political science and sociology from Tennessee in 2008.

With more than 20 years of experience coaching special teams at the college and National Football League levels, Brendan Farrell joined Georgia Tech's staff as senior strategist for special teams and game management in 2025. Farrell most recently spent five seasons (2019-23) as assistant special teams coach for the Miami Dolphins. From 2020-22, Miami was one of only two NFL teams to block at least one punt in three-straight seasons and, in 2019, the Dolphins scored a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles on a fake field goal that was named the NFL Play of the Year at the annual NFL Honors ceremony. During his time in Miami, he helped lead the Dolphins to four-straight winning seasons (2020-23) for the first time since 2000-03 and to consecutive playoff berths (2022-23) for the first time since 2000-01. Prior to his five-season stint with the Dolphins, Farrell spent six seasons as a special teams analyst at Alabama (2013-18), where he worked with Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key for three seasons (2016-18), when Key served as the Crimson Tide's offensive line coach. In Farrell's six seasons at Alabama, the Crimson Tide had one of the top special teams units in the nation. Alabama led the country in special teams touchdowns in 2015 (six) and in net punting average in 2013 (42.4 avg.) and 2014 (44.7), and topped the Southeastern Conference in total special teams metrics in 2013 and 2018. Before joining the staff at Alabama, Farrell was assistant head coach/special teams coo

Coming off a highly successful 10-year stint as head coach at Kennesaw State, former Georgia Tech assistant coach Brian Bohannon returns to The Flats as senior offensive assistant for the Yellow Jackets. Bohannon put together an ultra-impressive 72-38 record (.655) as the first head coach in Kennesaw State history from 2015-24. In the first seven seasons of program history, Bohannon led the Owls to seven-straight winning campaigns, four 11-win seasons, four NCAA Division I FCS playoff appearances and three Big South Conference championships. KSU finished ranked in the top 15 in the FCS rankings five-straight seasons from 2017-21, including a No. 5 final ranking in 2018. He oversaw the football team's transition to the NCAA Division I FBS ranks over his final three seasons at KSU, which included a 27-24 win over previously undefeated Liberty in 2024 that proved to be one of college football's biggest upsets of the year. During his time at KSU, Bohannon was named the American Football Coaches FCS Coach of the Year in 2017, Big South Coach of the Year three times (2017, 2018 and 2021) and AFCA District Coach of the Year in 2018. Prior to leading Kennesaw State's entry to college football beginning in 2013, Bohannon was an assistant coach for 16 seasons under College Football Hall of Fame head coach Paul Johnson, including five seasons as quarterbacks/B-backs coach at Georgia Tech (2008-12). Bohannon also coached under Johnson at Navy (wide receivers – 2002-07) and Georgia Southe

Former Georgia Tech quarterback Brody Rhodes is in his first season in a quality control role on the Jackets' football staff. Rhodes was a member of the Yellow Jackets' football team for four years (2021-24) as a reserve quarterback, and played a pivotal role in signaling plays throughout his career. Following the conclusion of his fourth season, he elected to forego his final season of eligibility and accept an offer to begin his coaching career at Tech. A Canton, Ga., native, Rhodes threw for more than 3,500 yards and nearly 30 touchdowns while also running for more than 1,000 yards as a three-year starting quarterback at Creekview H.S. He graduated from Georgia Tech in 2025 with a bachelor's degree in business administration.

Heisman Trophy winner and seven-year National Football League veteran Chris Weinke is in his fourth year as Georgia Tech's quarterbacks coach, his third year as the Yellow Jackets' co-offensive coordinator and his second year as Tech's assistant head coach. Over the last two seasons, Weinke has overseen the development of Haynes King into one of the nation's top quarterbacks. In his first season under Weinke's tutelage in 2023, King had one of the most prolific seasons by a quarterback in Georgia Tech history, with the sophomore throwing for 2,842 yards, 27 touchdowns and 226 completions. King's 3,729 yards of total offense in 2023 were also the second-most in school history and he was one of only two Power Five players with at least 2,800 passing yards, 700 rushing yards, 25 touchdown passes and 10 touchdown runs in '23. Despite sustaining an injury in 2024, King continued his meteoric rise under Weinke, breaking ACC and Georgia Tech all-time records by completing 72.9% of his passes while throwing just two interceptions on the season. Under Weinke's watch, true freshman Aaron Philo also established himself as a prolific signal-caller. Weinke won the 2000 Heisman Trophy as a quarterback at Florida State and led the Seminoles to a national championship in 1999. As a player, he helped lead the Seminoles to four Atlantic Coast Conference championships and still owns school records for passing yards (9,839), completions (650) and touchdown passes (79) in a career. He was selecte

Donald Hill-Eley is in his fourth season as a member of Georgia Tech's football staff and his third as the Yellow Jackets' chief of staff. He came to Georgia Tech in 2022 as an offensive analyst for the Yellow Jackets, before being promoted to running backs coach during the '22 campaign. He became head coach Brent Key's chief of staff in 2023. Hill-Eley's extensive coaching resume includes 17 seasons as a head coach at the NCAA Division I level — 12 at Morgan State and five at Alabama State (2017-21). He compiled 80 wins in his 17 seasons as a head coach. At Morgan State, he was named the 2002 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Coach of the Year after leading the Bears to a 7-5 record in his first season at the helm and his 59 wins rank third in school history. After taking over at Alabama State midway through the 2017 season, he led the Hornets to a pair of second-place finishes in the Southwestern Athletic Conference East Division (2017 and 2021 spring) and coached the first first-round NFL Draft pick in program history (OL Tytus Howard – 2019). Hill-Eley's coaching career also includes stints as an assistant at Alabama State (tight ends/special teams – 2015-17), Norfolk State (wide receivers/tight ends/special teams – 2014), Morgan State (offensive coordinator – 2001), Hampton (offensive coordinator – 1997-2000, graduate assistant – 1992-93) and Virginia Union (1991). He also spent three seasons as an assistant coach in the Canadian Football League with the Toronto Argonauts

George Godsey, a former Georgia Tech quarterback and alumnus who has spent the past 15 seasons as an ultra-successful assistant coach in the National Football League, returned to The Flats as the Yellow Jackets' offensive coordinator in 2026. Godsey most recently served as the Baltimore Ravens' tight ends coach since 2022, helping lead the Ravens to three playoff berths, two AFC North Division titles and an AFC Championship Game appearance in four seasons. The Ravens ranked among the NFL's top offenses each of the last three seasons, including leading the league in total offense in 2024 and ranking in the top five in scoring in 2023 and '24. His NFL coaching experience includes two seasons as offensive coordinator of the Houston Texans (2015-16) and one as co-offensive coordinator of the Miami Dolphins (2021). He began his NFL coaching career with the New England Patriots, as an offensive assistant (2011) and tight ends coach (2012-13). In all, Godsey helped lead his teams to 12 winning records, eight playoff appearances and seven division championships in his 15 seasons as an NFL coach. He owns seven seasons of coaching experience at the collegiate level, all at UCF (2004-10). A Tampa, Fla. native, Godsey enrolled at Georgia Tech in 1997 and was a four-year letterwinner (1998-2001), two-year starter at quarterback (2000-01), second-team all-ACC selection as a junior (2000) and team captain as a senior (2001). He threw for 6,137 yards and 41 touchdowns as a Jacket and holds t

Director of research and analytics Pat Boyle is in his seventh season with Georgia Tech football. In his role, Boyle collects and analyzes data to assist in all aspects of the Yellow Jackets' football program, including practice- and game-planning, in-game strategy and recruiting. Boyle came to The Flats from Temple, where he spent four seasons on the Owls' football staff — first as a graduate assistant working in operations and strength and conditioning (2015-16) while earning a master's degree in sports business, then as a strategic specialist (2017-18). He also volunteered in TU's weight room during the 2014 campaign. Boyle was a four-year letterwinner and two-year starter on the offensive line at Temple from 2008-11, earning first-team all-Mid-American Conference recognition as a senior in 2011. He also earned a slew of academic honors, including being named the 2012 PNC Male Student-Athlete of the Year, receiving the 2012 Owl Club Award and being a three-year member of TU's Athletic Director's Honor Roll. He was selected to play in the 2012 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl and played professionally for the NFL's Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins. A Baltimore, Md. native, Boyle earned bachelor's (2012) and master's (2017) degrees from Temple. He married his wife, Ally, in June 2018 and they have a daughter, Brynn.

Sean Boyle enters his fifth year as an assistant strength and performance coach for Georgia Tech football. He came to Georgia Tech in 2021 from Colorado State, where he spent 2020 as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. Prior to his one season at Colorado State, he was a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at his alma mater, Temple, for the 2019 season. He also has six years of experience as a private personal trainer and performance coach. Boyle played collegiately at Temple from 2008-13, appearing in 36 games as an offensive lineman and helping lead the Owls to their first bowl berth in 30 years in 2009. He was a member of the Temple and Mid-American Conference academic honor rolls and was named to the Big East Conference all-academic team in 2012. The brother of Georgia Tech football director of research and analytics Pat Boyle, Boyle earned two degrees from Temple – a bachelor's in kinesiology and exercise science in 2012 and a master's in kinesiology in 2014.

With more than a decade of playing and coaching experience, exclusively at the Power Four level and in the National Football League, Vinnie Sunseri came to Georgia Tech in 2026 as the Yellow Jackets' defensive backs coach. Sunseri most recently served as co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Florida in 2025. Prior to his lone season at Florida, he spent the 2024 campaign as safeties coach at Washington, where he helped the Huskies rank fifth nationally in passing yards allowed (166.8 ypg) and eighth in pass-efficiency defense (110.51 efficiency rating). From 2020-23, Sunseri was a member of the New England Patriots coaching staff, first as a defensive assistant in 2020, followed by three seasons as running backs coach. During his time in New England, Patriots' running back Damien Harris tied for second in the NFL with 15 rushing touchdowns in 2021 and Rhamondre Stevenson became the Pats' first 1,000-yard rusher in six years and caught 69 passes in 2022. Sunseri began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Alabama in 2019, helping coach three defensive backs that went on to play in the NFL, including second-round draft pick Xavier McKinney. Sunseri's coaching career followed three seasons as a player in the NFL. He spent two seasons with the New Orleans Saints (2014-15) as a fifth-round draft pick out of Alabama, then played for the Patriots and San Francisco 49ers in 2016. A safety, Sunseri racked up 105 tackles and four interceptions in three seasons at Alab