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Malcolm Delaney is gone. So is Jeff Allen. That's a lot of points, rebounds, minutes and countless other things out the door from Virginia Tech's past four seasons.
At home, it's almost hard to believe that Georgia Tech is no better than .500 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Virginia Tech opened the game with a 12-0 run, got a career-high 24 points from Erick Green and coasted to a 74-57 victory over Maryland on Thursday night.
"We kind of got them frustrated. They started forcing up some shots and turning the ball over," said Malcolm Delaney, who scored 19. "They fed right into our game plan."
