Week 3 of college football saw unexpected upsets and standout performances. Notably, Georgia defeated Tennessee in an overtime thriller, and Georgia Tech pulled off an upset against Clemson, marking the Tigers’ first 1-2 start since 2014.
Winners included Texas A&M, which snapped a 13-game road losing streak against top 10 opponents with a last-second victory over Notre Dame, and Georgia, whose defense faced a serious test but ultimately prevailed. Alabama’s QB Ty Simpson also impressed, throwing for over 380 yards in a solid win against Wisconsin.
Losers included Clemson, whose playoff hopes took a hit after their loss, and Virginia Tech, which fell to 0-3 for the first time in decades, raising questions about their coaching staff. South Carolina, ranked No. 11, faced scrutiny after a defeat by Vanderbilt, and Liberty struggled after a poor start to the season.
Delaware celebrated its first FBS victory against UConn, while Tulane showed promise with a strong win that could elevate their ranking. Overall, the weekend underscored the unpredictability of college football, with conference play approaching and plenty of intrigue on the horizon.
