Georgia Handles Tennessee in Top-3 Clash While Clemson & Alabama Fall
A playoff-shifting weekend in college football witnessed three major showdowns with postseason implications, and the door has been opened for a new-look CFB Playoff picture tomorrow. No. 1 Georgia put No. 3 Tennessee in their place (27-13) with a lockdown defensive performance in the SEC Game of the Year. Meanwhile, Notre Dame shocked No. 4 Clemson in South Bend (35-14) to drop the Tigers out of the top 10, and No. 15 LSU’s surged back into the top 10 with a thrilling overtime win on a two-point conversion against No. 5 Alabama (32-31, OT). Only four unbeaten playoff contenders remain — Georgia, Ohio State, Michigan, and TCU — but the two Big Ten rivals will square off later this month.
Top-10 Highlights
#3 Georgia def. #1 Tennessee (27-13)
#2 Ohio State def. Northwestern (21-7)
Notre Dame def. #4 Clemson (35-14)
#5 Michigan def. Rutgers (52-17)
#10 LSU def. #6 Alabama (32-31, OT)
#7 TCU def. Texas Tech (34-24)
#8 Oregon def. Colorado (49-10)
#9 USC def. California (41-35)
AP Top-10
1. Georgia (9-0) | —
2. Ohio State (9-0) | —
3. Michigan (9-0) | ↑1
4. TCU (9-0) | ↑3
5. Tennessee (8-1) | ↓3
6. Oregon (8-1) | ↑2
7. LSU (7-2) | ↑8
8. USC (8-1) | ↑1
9. UCLA (8-1) | ↑1
10. Alabama (7-2) | ↓4
Additional Storylines
ESPN: Best Moments & Highlights From Georgia’s Win Over Tennessee
Yahoo! Sports: LSU Surges Into Top-10 as Alabama & Clemson Tumble
CBS Sports: SMU & Houston Set Record for Highest-Scoring Game in CFB History With 140 Points
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