Saturday night was supposed to be a tough test for a still-unproven Georgia Tech team.

An SEC foe with promising results, a tough road environment, two big-time conference games on the horizon.

And in a tribute to the rest of their season -- now near its halfway mark -- the Jackets impressed, then left plenty of ambiguity on the field behind them.

Let's break this down:

Positives

On one hand, the Jackets ran for 216 yards, and that was the lesser end of their offensive output. (Yes, that is correct, stop the presses, Georgia Tech passed the ball.) Josh Nesbitt was both efficient and proficient, hitting for 266 yards on an almost-unbelievable 11-of-14 passing with one touchdown...

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