Georgia Tech scored one of the biggest upsets of the season yesterday by beating No. 4 Miami and ending its undefeated season. The win gave Georgia Tech its first victory against a top-five opponent since 2009 and made the Yellow Jackets bowl eligible for the second year in a row, the first time since 2013-14.

The offense ran with a heavy-handed approach and they continually put Miami out of position. Georgia Tech faced Haynes King and Aaron Philo in the match and had success with both of them. While running back Jamal Hayes left the game early, Georgia Tech maintained its success on the ground, especially with King running the ball.

The defense faced one of the best in the country and made stops when it mattered most. They held Miami to 3-10 on third down and 1-4 on fourth down. Miami was the No. 3 team in the country heading into the game, but Georgia Tech was able to stop them on those critical downs.

So who were the Yellow Jackets’ highest rated players yesterday on PFF (Pro Football Focus)? The number of shots is in parentheses.

1. Jamal Haynes – 84.5 (5)

2. LT Corey Robinson – 82.9 (32)

3. TE Jackson Hawes – 82.9 (53)

4. WR Bailey Stockton – 80.6 (5)

5. QB Aaron Philo – 78.8 (17)

6. QB Haynes King – 75.0 (48)

7. TE Ryland Goede – 73.6 (29)

8. OL Harrison Moore – 72.4 (17)

9. RT Jordan Williams – 70.4 (64)

10. WR Eric Singleton Jr – 68.9 (40)

11. WR Abdul Janneh – 67.7 (25)

12. RG Keylan Rutledge – 63.9 (64)

13. WR Malik Rutherford – 63.4 (49)

14. RB Chad Alexander – 61.9 (20)

15. WR Chase Lane – 61.1 (36)

16. RB Trey Cooley – 61.0 (20)

17. LG Joe Rifle – 60.6 (46)

18. TE Avery Boyd – 58.5 (5)

19. WR Isiah Canion – 58.4 (13)

20. C Weston Franklin – 58.2 (64)

21. TE Josh Beetham – 58.2 (1)

22. LT Ethan Mackenny – 55.3 (32)

23. RB Anthony Carrie – 48.4 (18)

1. LB Kyle Efford – 75.0 (32)

2. LB EJ Lightsey – 71.8 (27)

3. CB Zachary Tobe – 71.7 (16)

4. DT Thomas Gore – 69.4 (33)

5. LB Trenilyas Tatum – 68.3 (45)

6. DE Sylvain Yondjouen- 66.4 (33)

7. LB Jackson Hamilton – 66.3 (32)

8. DB Omar Daniels – 65.9 (33)

9. DT Zeek Biggers – 63.4 (37)

10. DT Jordan van den Berg – 60.9 (32)

11. DB Rodney Shelly – 59.1 (65)

12. DE Romello Height – 58.5 (41)

13. DB LaMiles Brooks – 53.9 (49)

14. DT Makius Scott – 51.7 (26)

15. DB Clayton Powell-Lee – 49.4 (65)

16. DB Ahmari Harvey – 49.4 (59)

17. DE Josh Robinson – 47.3 (29)

18. DE Kevin Harris – 35.5 (31)

19. DB Taye Seymore – 33.9 (40)

20. LB Tah’j Butler – 30.2 (2)

Additional links:

Georgia Tech Football: The good, the bad and the ugly of Saturday’s win over Miami

Georgia Tech Football: Recruits buzzing about Yellow Jackets’ upset win over No. 4 Miami

ACC Power Rankings: Week 12