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All season we wait for Rivalry Week, and it never disappoints.
Michigan beat Ohio State in Columbus for the first time since 2000, and it was merely just the beginning of a day full of chaos in the top 10.
Clemson fell to rival South Carolina, all but ending any College Football Playoff hopes for the Tigers. LSU followed suit, losing to a 5-7 Texas A&M team, which likely ends any hope of the SEC sending two squads to the four-team playoff field.
Out west, Oregon lost to rival Oregon State, spoiling any hopes of a Rose Bowl for the Ducks in Dan Lanning’s first season at the helm in Eugene.
But while upsets may have highlighted the day, top teams such as Georgia, TCU and USC all took care of business ahead of conference championship week.
And with that, the regular season comes to an end. Don’t be sad it’s over; be glad it happened. Oh, and check out this week’s Power Rankings.
It was a slow start Saturday for the Bulldogs, who also stumbled around on offense a week earlier in a 16-6 win over Kentucky. But after falling behind 7-0 to nonconference rival Georgia Tech, Georgia reeled off 37 unanswered points and cruised to a 37-14 victory at Sanford Stadium, the Bulldogs’ 26th straight regular-season win dating to the end of the 2020 season. Georgia, which did give up a first-quarter touchdown to the Yellow Jackets, was stifling after that on defense. The Bulldogs haven’t allowed more than 22 points in any game this season and have given up 14 or fewer points eight times. — Chris Low
Up next: SEC championship game vs. LSU (Mercedes-Benz Dome, Atlanta, Saturday, 4 p.m. ET, CBS)
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After falling behind early, No. 1 Georgia scores 30 straight points as QB Stetson Bennett throws for two touchdowns in the 37-14 win over the Yellow Jackets.
Michigan beat Ohio State in Columbus for the first time since 2000 in a convincing 45-23 win. The Wolverines had just 10 rushing yards in the first half, but finished the game with 252 total rushing yards. Running back…
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