Georgia Tech basketball begins new era under coach Scott Cross
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Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Georgia Tech basketball starts a new chapter with head coach Scott Cross, who succeeded Damon Stoudamire earlier this year. Cross, previously with Troy, emphasizes a disciplined, defensive style of play and is set to work with a mix of returnees and portal recruits. Key players include Cole Kirouac and Kam Craft, while Cross hopes to leverage Atlanta's recruiting potential. The program has struggled in recent seasons, making this transition critical for future success.
- •Scott Cross replaces Damon Stoudamire as head coach.
- •Cross led Troy to a 125-99 record over six seasons.
- •Key returnees include Cole Kirouac and Kam Craft.
- •New recruits include Tylis Jordan and Jackson McVey.
- •Georgia Tech has struggled with coaching transitions since the Bobby Cremins era.
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"It’s a new day for Georgia Tech basketball, but will it be better?
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