Georgia Tech is making big changes to its coaching staff after the team lost four consecutive games.

According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, Georgia Tech has fired four coaches: defensive coordinator Jason Semore, defensive ends coach Kyle Pope, offensive line coach Allen Mogridge, and wide receivers coach Jafar Williams. Thamel also said Georgia Tech is restructuring the offensive staff.

Georgia Tech is 2-7 and in last place in the ACC. The wins the Yellow Jackets have this season are against Mercer, which is an FCS school, and Duke.

In the first eight games of last year, Georgia Tech went undefeated and looked poised to make the College Football Playoff. But after losing to NC State, Georgia Tech has won three of its last 13 games.

Georgia Tech HC Sounds off on Team's 2-7 Record

On Saturday, Georgia Tech lost to Louisville 44-17. It was the fourth consecutive game that the Yellow Jackets have lost by at least two scores.

"The way we coach, the way we play, it's embarrassing. It's a joke. Starts with me," Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key said after the Louisville game, per Jackson Caudell of Sports Illustrated. "I know what the questions are when they come. Yeah, we're putting everything into winning games. Don't think for a second planning has not already begun on making this thing the program that our fans, our players, our boosters, administration, and our alumni damn deserve."

Key has been part of the Georgia Tech coaching staff since 2019 and was promoted to head coach in 2023 (interim head coach during the 2022 season). Overall, Key has posted a 29-27 record and a 21-16 record in the ACC.