How the reports work
The ACC requires availability reports for men’s basketball conference games: one the night before and one two hours before tip-off. A team playing on consecutive days files one report on the second day. Each report lists only the players who might not play.
- OUT
- Will not play.
- DBT
- Doubtful: unlikely to play, about a 25% chance.
- Q
- Questionable: uncertain to play, about a 50% chance.
- PROB
- Probable: likely to play, about a 75% chance.
- GTD
- Game-time decision. Used only on the game-day report.
Definitions are the ACC’s, from its availability reporting page. The ACC posts current reports and keeps archive data on its site. This archive adds the season-long grid, context and links to news coverage of each report.
This archive records one or two reports per game for now, usually the initial one. Later versions will be added when they can be confirmed from a dated source. Reports marked partial come from articles that name only some of the listed players.
Who has been listed out
Every player listed on at least one report, sorted by how many games he’s been listed out. A dot means he wasn’t on that game’s report. A player listed out before a game almost always misses it, but these are the reports, not confirmed game participation.
Based on the most recent report recorded for each game. Columns marked * come from partial reports, so a dot there doesn’t mean the player was available.
Game-by-game reports
Sat., Feb. 21, 2026
at Louisville
Lost 70–87
Initial report (night before) · 2 players listed · Louisville On SI: ACC releases preliminary injury report for Louisville vs. Georgia Tech, Feb. 20
OUT 2
- Mouhamed Sylla C
- Dyllan Thompson
Final report (two hours before tip) · 2 players listed · Louisville On SI: ACC releases final injury report for Louisville vs. Georgia Tech, Feb. 21
OUT 2
- Mouhamed Sylla C
- Dyllan Thompson
- Both reports listed the same two Tech players out. Louisville listed no one.
- Reports don’t give reasons. Damon Stoudamire said after the Jan. 3 Boston College game that Sylla had a sprained ankle. Louisville On SI reported the injury dated to the Dec. 31 game at Duke and that Sylla hadn’t played since Jan. 24 against Clemson.
ACC games without a report on file yet
- Dec. 31, 2025: at Duke (lost 79–85)
- Jan. 3, 2026: vs. Boston College (won 65–53)
- Jan. 6, 2026: vs. Syracuse (lost 72–82)
- Jan. 10, 2026: at Miami (lost 81–91)
- Jan. 14, 2026: vs. Pittsburgh (lost 66–89)
- Jan. 17, 2026: at NC State (won 78–74)
- Jan. 24, 2026: vs. Clemson (lost 63–77)
- Jan. 27, 2026: at Virginia Tech (lost 65–71)
- Jan. 31, 2026: vs. North Carolina (lost 75–91)
- Feb. 4, 2026: at California (lost 85–90)
- Feb. 7, 2026: at Stanford (lost 72–95)
- Feb. 11, 2026: vs. Wake Forest (lost 67–83)
- Feb. 14, 2026: at Notre Dame (lost 74–89)
- Feb. 18, 2026: vs. Virginia (lost 68–94)
- Feb. 28, 2026: vs. Florida State (lost 71–80)
- Mar. 4, 2026: vs. California (lost 65–76)
- Mar. 7, 2026: at Clemson (lost 76–79)
Notes
- News outlets rarely covered Tech’s basketball reports in 2025-26. Louisville On SI, which writes up both reports for Cardinals games, is the only source found so far.
- Tech went 11-20 (2-16 ACC) and didn’t qualify for the ACC tournament. Damon Stoudamire was fired after the season, and Scott Cross was hired in March 2026.
- Results and dates are from Wikipedia’s 2025–26 Georgia Tech men’s basketball season page.
- The ACC’s men’s basketball reporting page links to “Archive Data” that may hold the missing reports. It couldn’t be opened from where this archive was built.
- Dyllan Thompson’s position isn’t listed on the season roster sources checked.
Change log
- Nov. 5, 2026: Checked every entry against its source. Added fuller context on Sylla’s injury, noted the ACC’s archive link, and made the page header clear that most games are still missing.
- Nov. 5, 2026: Basketball archive started with both ACC reports for the Feb. 21, 2026 game at Louisville and the list of other 2025-26 ACC games still to fill in.
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