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CFB Upsets: Georgia, Texas, Alabama Fall On Same Day For First Time Since 1966

College football witnessed one of its most chaotic days in decades on Saturday, as three of the sport’s powerhouse programs—Georgia, Texas, and Alabama—suffered defeats on the same day for the first time since 1966. The shockwaves began when No.

1 Georgia fell to unranked Auburn in a dramatic finish, with a last-second 34-yard field goal sealing a 27-24 victory. Auburn’s quarterback, Byrum Brown, delivered a standout performance, throwing for 150 yards and adding 115 rushing yards, while Georgia’s Gunner Stockton struggled with two interceptions and a costly fumble.

The Tigers’ win marked their first road victory over a top-ranked team since 1994 and snapped Georgia’s nine-game winning streak against Auburn. Meanwhile, Alabama suffered a 26-10 loss to Tennessee, with the Volunteers’ defense forcing four turnovers and sophomore quarterback George MacIntyre leading the charge with 197 passing yards.

The Crimson Tide’s offense was stifled, managing just 201 total yards and failing to score in the second half, marking their first back-to-back regular-season losses since 2007. Texas also fell to Florida in a late rally, as the Gators’ backup quarterback, Tramell Jones Jr., orchestrated a 24-point comeback to win 27-24.

Beyond the upsets, marquee matchups delivered thrilling results: No. 4 Ohio State edged No.

5 Indiana 19-15, No. 8 BYU defeated No.

2 Notre Dame 28-24, and No. 3 Miami narrowly escaped Florida State in double overtime, 43-35.

The day’s events reshaped the college football landscape, with five of the top seven AP-ranked teams losing in a single afternoon—a historic collapse that underscored the unpredictable nature of the season.

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