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Historic day in college football sees 5 of the top 7 teams in the Top 25 losing in the regular season for the first time

College football witnessed an unprecedented shakeup on Saturday as five of the top seven teams in the AP Top 25 suffered losses in a single day for the first time in history. The SEC was the epicenter of the chaos, with No.

1 Georgia, No. 6 Alabama, and No.

7 Texas all falling to underdog teams, a rare occurrence that hadn’t happened since 1996. Georgia, the nation’s top-ranked team, lost a heart-stopping 27-24 upset to unranked Auburn, ending a 53-game winning streak against lower-ranked opponents.

Meanwhile, No. 2 Notre Dame and No.

5 Indiana also dropped defeats, leaving only No. 3 Miami standing as the new poll leader after a dramatic double-overtime victory over Florida State.

The losses reshuffle playoff seeding forecasts and underscore the volatility of the season, especially as the SEC faces growing pressure amid its push for a 24-team playoff expansion.

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