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Georgia Tech’s Brent Key laid it all on the line after the loss to Colorado, calling it a simple case of poor execution—not excuses. Colorado dominated with a high-tempo “Go-Go” offense that overwhelmed Georgia Tech’s defense, which struggled with substitutions and communication. Key blamed lapses in discipline and focus on defense, especially when players strayed from assignments and left gaping holes for big plays. Even though the game ended on a blocked field goal attempt, Key refused to pin the loss on that moment—instead, he credited Colorado’s disciplined play and reiterated his team’s shortcomings across all four quarters. He closed by honoring Colorado’s performance while staying firm: this loss was about execution, not one final play.

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