Georgia Tech Promotes James Ramsey Head Baseball Coach

James Ramsey, a former Florida State Seminoles standout and a highly successful assistant at Georgia Tech, has been promoted to head baseball coach following Danny Hall's retirement after the 2025 season. Ramsey, who played at FSU from 2009-2013 and was a two-time All-American, has been with Georgia Tech since 2019, serving as hitting coach and recruiting coordinator before becoming associate head coach in 2021. Under his leadership, Georgia Tech has excelled offensively, leading the ACC in key batting statistics and securing top-ranked recruiting classes, including the highest-rated class in program history in 2024. Ramsey is praised for his ability to develop talent, with several players earning All-America honors and being semifinalists for major national awards. Georgia Tech's interim athletic director Jon Palumbo emphasized Ramsey's role in bringing the program its first ACC regular-season championship in 14 years and his fit to continue Hall's legacy. Ramsey expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm for leading a program with a rich tradition and a bright future, highlighting his deep ties to Georgia Tech and metro Atlanta.