ATHENS — College football was turned upside down on Saturday when five of the seven highest-ranked teams — including the SEC’s top three — all lost.
“I think you’re going to see more of that,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said at his Tuesday press conference during the Bulldogs’ bye week.
Miami, the third program to be ranked No. 1 in as many weeks, narrowly escaped losing to an unranked Florida State team at home, and No. 3 Ohio State announced it expects to be without its starting quarterback the rest of the season.
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