Nov. 22, 2014

By Matt Winkeljohn

The Good Word

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Saturday was the final calm before a couple storms for Georgia Tech’s football team, as the Yellow Jackets chilled out with no game to play before their Nov. 29 date with archrival Georgia and a Dec. 6 spot in the ACC Championship Game against defending national champion Florida State.

Some players may have squeezed in a workout with the option of truly chilling afterward in a first-of-its-kind cryogenic cooling unit.

For many Tech student-athletes from several sports, a brief stint standing in the octagonal chamber — built in Atlanta by a local company called Impact Cryotherapy – appeals more than the option of climbing into a tub of ice water.

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