Here is a look at the starters (or co-starters) listed on the Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech depth charts and their Rivals' star and point rankings as high school recruits.

We’ll go position by position, starting with the offense first:

Offense

Quarterbacks:

Kyron Drones (3-star, 5.7)

Haynes King (3-star, 5.7)

***I'll thrown in Zach Pyron (4-star, 5.8) just in case

Running backs:

Bhayshul Tuten (unranked)

Jamal Haynes (3-star, 5.6, was ranked as an athlete)

Tight Ends:

Benji Gosnell (3-star, 5.5)

Avery Boyd (3-star, 5.6, was ranked as a wide receiver)

or Jackson Hawes (Unranked, was a defensive end in high school)

Wide receivers:

Da'Quan Felton (unranked)

Jaylin Lane (2-star, 5.4)

Ali Jennings (3-star, 5.6)

Eric Singleton Jr. (2-star, 5.4)

Chase Lane (3-star, 5.6)

Malik Rutherford (3-star, 5.7)

Offensive line:

Left tackle: Xavier Chaplin (3-star, 5.6)

Left guard: Bob Schick (unranked)

Center: Braelin Moore (3-star, 5.7)

Right guard: Kaden Moore (2-star, 5.4)

Right tackle: Parker Clements (3-star, 5.5)

Left Tackle: Corey Robinson II (3-star, 5.5)

Left Guard: Joe Fusile (unranked)

Center: Weston Franklin (3-star, 5.7)

Right Guard: Keylan Rutledge (2-star, 5.4)

Right Tackle: Jordan Williams (3-star, 5.7)

Defense

Defensive line

End: Antwaun Powell-Ryland (3-star, 5.7)

Tackle: Wilfried Pene (2-star, 5.4, was ranked as a weakside defensive end)

Tackle: Aeneas Peebles (3-star, 5.6)

End: Cole Nelson (3-star, 5.6)

End: Josh Robinson (3-star, 5.7)

or Sylvain Yondjouen (3-star, 5.5)

Nose: Zeek Biggers (2-star, 5.2, was ranked as an offensive guard)

Tackle: Makius Scott (3-star, 5.6)

or Jordan van den Berg (unranked)

Rush: Romello Height (3-star, 5.7, was ranked as an outside linebacker)

Or Kevin Harris (4-star, 5.8, was ranked as a weakside defensive end)

Linebackers:

MLB: Jaden Keller (3-star, 5.6, was ranked as a safety)

or Sam Brumfield (2-star, 5.3)

WLB: Caleb Woodson (3-star, 5.5, was ranked as a safety)

Star: Keonta Jenkins (2-star, 5.4, was ranked as a safety)

Kyle Efford (3-star, 5.6)

Trenilyas Tatum (4-star, 5.8)

Defensive backs

Corner: Mansoor Delane (3-star, 5.6)

Safety: Jaylen Jones (3-star, 5.5, was ranked as a wide receiver)

Safety: Mose Phillips III (3-star, 5.5)

Corner: Dorian Strong (3-star, 5.5)

Nickel/Sam: Omar Daniels (3-star, 5.5)

Or Rodney Shelley (2-star, 5.4, was ranked as an athlete)

or Syeed Gibbs (unranked)

Strong Safety: Clayton Powell-Lee (3-star, 5.5)

Free Safety: LaMiles Brooks (4-star, 5.9, was ranked as a cornerback)

or Taye Seymore (3-star, 5.5, was ranked as an outside linebacker)

Right Cornerback: Ahmari Harvey (4-star, 5.8, was ranked as a safety)

Left Cornerback: Warren Burrell (4-star, 5.8)

Special Teams

Place Kicker: John Love (2-star, 5.4)

Punter: Peter Moore (2-star, 5.2, was ranked as a kicker)

Kickoffs: Kyle Lowe (unranked)

Kicker: Aidan Birr (3-star, 5.5)

Punter: David Shanahan (2-star, 5.4)

Analysis: Virginia Tech has been one of the top programs that can truly say they have gotten more with less if you believe in recruiting rankings. The Hokies have routinely taken lower-rated (3-star, 2-star, unranked) recruits and developed them into solid college football players. That is no different this year as Virginia Tech doesn't have a single starter that was rated any higher than a 3-star recruit out of high school.

Georgia Tech has developed lower-rated recruits into really good players as well while also boasting several four-star players among their starters.

We will see how things play out on the field on Saturday, but looking at star comparison alone, the Jackets would have the overall edge in talent if you go by high school recruiting rankings. As we all know, that's not always the best barometer for measuring a team on Saturdays though.