Georgia Southern pitching held Georgia Tech to only five hits and struck out seven as the Eagles held on for a 4-3 win over the visiting Yellow Jackets on Wednesday in the 2014 home opener at J.I. Clements Stadium. It was the first tightly-contested game of the season for the Eagles (3-1), who beat Georgia by six and 14 runs and lost by eight in last weekend’s season-opening series in Athens. “That’s the first thing I talked about with the guys after the game,” GSU coach Rodney Hennon said.