Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and Virginia Cavaliers square off in ACC Tournament
Virginia Cavaliers (15-16, 8-12 ACC) vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (16-15, 10-10 ACC)
Charlotte, North Carolina; Wednesday, 12 p.m. EDT
BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Yellow Jackets -1; over/under is 130.5
BOTTOM LINE: Georgia Tech plays in the ACC Tournament against Virginia.
The Yellow Jackets are 10-10 against ACC opponents and 6-5 in non-conference play. Georgia Tech ranks fourth in the ACC in rebounding averaging 34.0 rebounds. Baye Ndongo leads the Yellow Jackets with 9.1 boards.
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