Given the opportunity Wednesday, Georgia Tech’s newest wide receiver wasn’t interested in making a fuss over his position switch. That’s standard for Tobias Oliver, typically low-key and team-first.

Late in the first quarter, Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson approached backup quarterback Tobias Oliver on the sideline and informed him that he was going to be going in for starter TaQuon Marshall.

There won’t be a change under center for Georgia Tech this weekend, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be change. An upper-body injury sidelined starting quarterback TaQuon Marshall for last Thursday ...