Head Coach
Scott Cross
Direct contact details for this coach are not confirmed. Use the program's official athletics staff directory, linked from the ESPN program page.
Coach data is provided for recruiting research and should be confirmed with the official athletics website before contact.
Basketball Staff Contacts
From a March 2026 snapshot of this program's staff directory, not re-verified since. Assistants move every offseason, so confirm on the program's official athletics site before reaching out.
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About Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Basketball
Georgia Tech basketball competes in the prestigious Atlantic Coast Conference while maintaining one of the nation's most rigorous academic standards. Located in Atlanta, the program operates under head coach Scott Cross, who brings significant playing and coaching experience to develop talent at the collegiate level. The Yellow Jackets offer student-athletes the opportunity to compete against elite ACC programs while earning degrees from one of the country's leading technical institutions. Tech's basketball culture emphasizes both on-court excellence and academic achievement, preparing players for success beyond their playing careers. The program provides exposure to professional scouts and networks within the ACC, one of college basketball's most competitive conferences. Recruits interested in balancing high-level college basketball with world-class engineering and technical education should contact Coach Cross's staff to learn how Georgia Tech can provide a platform for athletic and personal growth.
Competing at the D1 level means your recruitment timeline, film quality, and academic eligibility all need to align precisely. Learn how to get recruited to play college basketball and what it really takes to earn a look from a program at this level. Once you're in contact, a strong highlight film is the single most important asset you can send a coaching staff.
What Recruits Should Know About Targeting Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
D1 coaches build rosters through consistent evaluation of film, in-person scouting at exposure events, and referrals from trusted coaching networks. Getting on Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets's radar requires more than sending a generic email. It means having your film, eligibility paperwork, and academic transcripts ready before you make first contact.
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Coaching contacts compiled by the FCP recruiting staff. Cost and graduation figures from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, retrieved 2026-08-13.