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Davis Warren's Career Night Powers Stanford Past Georgia Tech in Comeback Win

Stanford erased a twenty to ten halftime deficit against Georgia Tech by executing three consecutive touchdown drives in the second half, securing a thirty-four to twenty-seven victory in the inaugural regular-season matchup between the two programs. Quarterback Davis Warren delivered a personal best with three hundred ninety-six passing yards and three scores on twenty-two of thirty-six passing, overcoming a sluggish start.

Georgia Tech suffered despite strong efforts from running back Justice Haynes and Trelain Maddox, who contributed a rushing and receiving touchdown for the third straight game. Alberto Mendoza added scoring throws to Jaiven Plummer and Maddox, but the Yellow Jackets ultimately dropped to one and three amid a roster depleted by eighteen injuries and twelve costly penalties.

Stanford leveled its record at two and two behind Warren's second-half surge, which featured scoring connections to Caden High and Nico Brown.

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