Georgia Tech, Paul Johnson agree on 4-year extension
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ATLANTA -- Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson is celebrating the ACC championship game with a new contract.
Georgia Tech athletic director Mike Bobinski announced Saturday it has reached an agreement with Johnson on a four-year contract extension through 2020.
Johnson's current contract was set to expire after the 2016 season. The failure to reach a new deal threatened to become a factor in recruiting.
Bobinski said in a statement the extension "reflects our confidence in the solid foundation coach Johnson has built for the future success of our program."
The No. 12 Yellow Jackets play No. 2 Florida State in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game on Saturday night.
Johnson is 58-34 in seven seasons at Georgia Tech. This is the Yellow Jackets' third ACC championship game appearance under Johnson.
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