Meet Coach Scott
Former Minnesota Vikings kicker Scott Sisson holds the Georgia Tech record for career game-winning field goals.
He is a kicking coach who has experienced many, if not most of the things his students hope to achieve. He’s been there, and he now aspires to help other young kickers accomplish as much or more.
Scott kicked in National Championship games and NFL games including Monday Night Football and playoffs. He’s kicked multiple game winning kicks for Georgia Tech (6 wins, 1 tie), as well as for NFL teams in both preseason and regular season games (Jacksonville and Minnesota).
In fact, he’s accomplished personal goals in kicking at every level including high school All-County, All-State, All-ACC, All-America, drafted in the 5th round of the NFL, D1 bowl records, and induction into the Hall Of Fame for a D1 college (Georgia Tech).
Scott has personally experienced both the ultimate highs AND lows of kicking (and how to reverse course when it seemed he’d hit rock bottom).
Scott Sisson, Vikings
Scott Sisson was the kicker for the 1990 Georgia Tech national championship team. He was drafted into the NFL in 1992 and finished his professional career with the Minnesota Vikings in 1996.
Scott and his wife Beth live in North Georgia with a Great Pyranees named FiFi. They have a son who was a collegiate tennis player, and a daughter who is currently a student at Georgia Tech. Scott can be found most every weekend on a football field working with his kicking students.
- Georgia Tech Hall of Fame – Placekicker
- First Team All-America Selection, 1992
- NFL Placekicker, 5th Round Draft Pick
- Lou Groza Placekicking Award Finalist
- GT 1990 National Championship Team
- GT All-Time Football Team
- Leads all GT kickers with career game winners
- 50 Greatest GT Athletes of the 20th Century
Scott Sisson kicking the famous last second field goal to beat #1 ranked Virginia the year Georgia Tech won went on to win the National Championship in 1990.
Scott Sisson kicking a 4th quarter (3rd of 3 field goals that game) pressure kick to extend a lead on the Green Bay Packers as the Minnesota Vikings went on to win the game in 1996.