Georgia Tech baseball shook up its coaching staff.
Coach James Ramsey announced Wednesday that pitching coach Matt Taylor was promoted to associate head coach, with assistant Josh Schulman named the team’s new recruiting coordinator.
Taylor has been on the Yellow Jackets’ staff since June 2023 after a brief one-year stint with the Atlanta Braves as an assistant pitching coordinator. He previously served as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator at Georgia State from 2019-22.
Since taking over as pitching coach, Taylor has overhauled the Jackets’ staff. It produced an ACC-best 4.36 earned run average in conference play and a program record 10.2 strikeouts per nine innings in 2026.
“I’m proud of the culture we’ve built over the past three seasons through toughness, discipline, and togetherness, and I’m excited to continue developing Tech men and competing for championships on The Flats,” Taylor said in a news release.
Schulman joined the Jackets in July 2024 after three years at Wofford as an assistant coach. He has been a part of five straight 40-win seasons, dating back to 2022.
He previously spent time at Yale and Pomona-Pitzer.
The Jackets could again be among the top five teams in the country come preseason, after returning All-American third baseman Ryan Zuckerman, utility man Will Baker, first baseman Kent Schmidt and reliever Justin Shadek.
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