THE FLATS – Georgia Tech football fans can mark their calendars — the 2025 season schedule for the Brent Key Coach’s Show, driven by Hyundai, is officially set. The weekly radio program featuring head coach Brent Key kicks off on Tuesday, Aug. 26, broadcasting live from New Realm Brewing Co. on the Atlanta Beltline (550 Somerset Terrace NE, Atlanta, GA 30306) from 6–7 p.m.
After its Tuesday night debut, the Brent Key Coach’s Show will air live every Thursday of game weeks throughout the 2025 season from 6–7 p.m. The only exception comes during the week of the regular-season finale against archrival Georgia, when the special pre–Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate edition will air on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, Nov. 26.
THE FLATS – New Realm Brewing Co. will once again serve as the regular home of the Brent Key Coach’s Show in 2025. Located just off the Atlanta Beltline and only minutes from Georgia Tech’s Midtown campus, New Realm invites Yellow Jackets fans to attend every live broadcast throughout the season. All shows are free and open to the public, giving supporters a chance to cheer on Coach Key and the Jackets in person.
As the Official Craft Beer of Georgia Tech athletics, New Realm features Georgia Tech-inspired brews — Ale of an Engineer and Helluvienna Lager — available both at the Beltline brewery and at local retailers.
This year’s schedule also continues a popular tradition from 2024 by taking two shows to campus, following last year’s stops at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house and the Reck Garage at the John Lewis Student Center.
Fans unable to attend can listen worldwide on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets app or statewide on the Georgia Tech Sports Network from Legends, anchored by flagship station 680 AM/93.7 FM The Fan. The Aug. 26 season debut will air on Xtra 106.3 FM/1230 AM due to Atlanta Braves coverage, with all subsequent shows returning to 680 The Fan.
For the third consecutive year, each show will be followed by The Good Word from 7–8 p.m., hosted by sideline reporter Chris Mooneyham, pregame host Justin Hanover, and Tech alumnus Wiley Ballard, featuring in-depth Jackets talk and analysis.
2025 Brent Key Coach’s Show Schedule
(Live from 6–7 p.m., followed by The Good Word from 7–8 p.m.)
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Tue., Aug. 26 (pre-Colorado) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Sept. 4 (pre-Gardner-Webb) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Sept. 11 (pre-Clemson) – Georgia Tech campus location (TBA)
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Thu., Sept. 18 (pre-Temple) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Sept. 25 (pre-Wake Forest) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Oct. 9 (pre-Virginia Tech) – TBA
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Thu., Oct. 16 (pre-Duke) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Oct. 23 (pre-Syracuse) – Georgia Tech campus location (TBA)
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Thu., Oct. 30 (pre-NC State) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Thu., Nov. 13 (pre-Boston College) – TBA
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Thu., Nov. 20 (pre-Pitt) – New Realm Brewing Co.
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Wed., Nov. 26 (pre–Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate) – New Realm Brewing Co.
Georgia Tech enters 2025 with back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in a decade and returns five all-ACC honorees from last year’s squad: All-America guard and first-team all-conference pick Keylan Rutledge, DT Jordan van den Berg, LB Kyle Efford, RB Jamal Haynes, and WR Malik Rutherford. The Jackets also boast two of the ACC’s top quarterbacks in senior Haynes King and redshirt freshman Aaron Philo.
The Yellow Jackets kick off the season on Friday, Aug. 29 at Colorado (8 p.m. ET – ESPN) before their home opener against Gardner-Webb on Sept. 6 (3:30 p.m. – ACC Network Extra) and their ACC opener versus Clemson on Sept. 13 (noon – ABC or ESPN).
2025 Georgia Tech Football Tickets
Season, mini-plan, and single-game tickets are on sale now. Season ticket holders get the best seats for Tech’s six-game home slate — featuring ACC clashes with Clemson, Pitt, Syracuse, and Virginia Tech — plus priority access to tickets for Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate against Georgia on Nov. 28 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Mini-plans include tickets to the home opener vs. Gardner-Webb, Hall of Fame Weekend vs. Virginia Tech, and Senior Day vs. Pitt, offering savings over single-game prices without the commitment of a full season package.
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