5) Georgia Tech End Miami’s Perfect Run
Georgia Institution of Technology pulled off a major upset, defeating No. 4 University of Miami, 28-23, halting the Hurricanes’ perfect season. This win marked the Yellow Jackets’ first over a top-five opponent in 15 years, pushing their record to 6-4 and clinching bowl eligibility.
Georgia Tech dominated possession, controlling the game for 10 minutes longer than the Hurricanes and holding them to their lowest point total this season, far below their usual 47.4-point average.
Returning from injury, Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King completed all six of his passes for a modest 32 yards. It was the Yellow Jackets’ ground game that stole the spotlight, as they outgained Miami’s 88 yards with 271 yards on the ground.
4) Georgia gets stomped by Ole Miss’ defense in tough road loss
The No.3 University of Georgia Bulldogs couldn’t overcome an unyielding No.16 University of Mississippi defense, as the Rebels pulled off a 28-10 upset victory on Saturday. Ole Miss snapped a long-standing streak against Georgia, as they won their first ranked game of the year and advanced to 8-2 overall.
The Bulldogs, who managed just a single field goal after an early touchdown, struggled against a relentless pass rush that produced five sacks, nine tackles for loss and four forced fumbles. Kicker Caden Davis contributed five field goals for the Rebels, who are on a three-game winning streak.
3) Alabama rolls past LSU as Milroe’s ground game dominates
The University of Alabama Crimson Tide kept their playoff hopes strong with a decisive 42-13 win over the Louisiana State University Tigers. Powered by Jalen Milroe’s four rushing touchdowns, which included thrilling 39-yard and 72-yard rushing touchdowns.
Milroe tallied 185 yards on 12 carries, which set a new high for the Crimson Tide offense and secured a comfortable lead. With a rainy Baton Rouge backdrop, LSU’s offense struggled to respond. Tigers quarterback Garrett Nussmeier’s two interceptions were costly, especially as one came on a crucial drive on the Alabama 4-yard line.
Alabama’s defense held firm on back-to-back LSU red-zone possessions, forcing one field goal and snagging a key goal-line interception. This third loss likely ended LSU’s playoff chances, as Alabama capitalized on red-zone stops to hold a commanding lead throughout the game.
2) Cavaliers keep perfect season alive with come from behind win over bulls
The Cleveland Cavaliers extended their undefeated season to 12-0, becoming only the eighth team in NBA history to open a season with such a streak.
Monday’s 119-113 victory over the Chicago Bulls wasn’t easy, as the Cavs rallied back from a nine-point deficit late in the third quarter. After Chicago tied the game at 106, Cleveland took control in the final minutes, sealing the win and joining an elite NBA club.
With the league’s top-rated offense and the best 3-point shooting percentage in the NBA, the Cavaliers are off to their best start in franchise history. Five of the last seven teams that had similar starts went on to reach the Finals. This is a promising statistic for Cleveland’s title hopes.
1) Williams’ heroics seal Steelers’ thrilling win over Commanders
Newly acquired wide receiver Mike Williams wasted no time making an impact for the Pittsburgh Steelers, scoring the decisive touchdown in a tight 28-27 victory over the Washington Commanders.
Five days after joining the team, Williams connected with quarterback Russell Wilson on a 32-yard receiving touchdown with just over two minutes left, securing the Steelers’ spot atop the AFC North with a 7-2 record.
Wilson threw three touchdown passes in total, helping Pittsburgh edge past a strong Washington squad, now 7-3 and trailing the Eagles in the NFC East. In a pivotal moment, the Commanders jumped offsides on a fourth-and-1, which gave Pittsburgh a fresh set of downs and clinched what has arguably been one of the Steelers’ most impressive wins of the season.
