ATLANTA – Haynes King threw a 4-yard scoring pass to Jamal Haynes early in the fourth quarter and Georgia Tech overcame two touchdown passes from Maalik Murphy to beat Duke 24-14 on Saturday night, giving the Blue Devils their first pass Loss.

Sahmir Hagans gave Duke a 14-10 lead late in the third quarter on a 65-yard touchdown pass from Murphy.

Haynes, who ran for 128 yards on 19 carries, capped a 14-play, 85-yard drive by catching the soft pass on the right side of the end zone for a 17-14 lead. King extended the lead with a 9-yard scoring pass to Eric Singleton Jr. with 6:36 left.

Georgia Tech (4-2, 2-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) dominated the first half and then rallied after blowing a 10-0 lead.

Duke (5-1, 1-1) failed to continue its best start to a season since winning its first seven games in 1994.

King was active as a runner and passer and often attacked the goalkeepers. He had 12 carries for 30 yards and completed 23 of 31 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns. Backup quarterback Zach Pyron added a 2-yard scoring run to cap the Yellow Jackets’ first drive.

Murphy passed for more than 200 yards for the sixth straight game, completing 18 of 31 passes for 205 yards and two touchdowns. Ahmari Harvey ended Duke’s final possession with an interception with 11 seconds left.

Duke’s Todd Pelino fired wide of the right net on a 43-yard field goal attempt with 3:58 left.

Georgia Tech took a 108-10 lead in total yards in the first quarter and led 10-0 before Syeed Gibbs called for a pass interference call on Hagans. Hagans appeared to stumble during the game before Gibbs intercepted the ball before the apparent loss of possession was canceled out by the penalty.

On first down from the Georgia Tech 20, Murphy threw a short pass to Eli Pancol, who found an open field all the way to the end zone. Georgia Tech fans booed after the penalty and again as the teams left the field at halftime.

The takeaway food

Duke: Murphy suffered his first loss after posting a 7-0 record, including two wins at Texas before transferring. Murphy didn’t have enough help from the Blue Devils’ running game. Star Thomas had 14 carries for just 48 yards. Georgia Tech outscored Duke 245-74, gaining a 412-279 yard advantage.

Georgia Tech: King’s quick and mostly accurate passes were effective, coupled with Haynes’ strong runs. Jordan van den Berg had a third-down sack on Murphy late in the first half that put the Blue Devils out of field goal position and made another tackle for the loss.

Next

Duke: Host Florida State on Oct. 18.

Georgia Tech: Visits North Carolina on October 12th. The Tar Heels are 3-3 and 0-2 in the ACC, with a 34-24 loss to Pittsburgh on Saturday.

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