**Georgia's Stumbles, Dramatic Upsets, and Utah's Controversy Highlight College Football Weekend**

The latest weekend of college football was packed with surprises, disappointment, and controversy. Notably, Georgia's football team fell short against Ole Miss, resulting in a 28-10 loss. This year's Georgia squad, not quite measuring up to previous teams under Kirby Smart, allowed 397 yards to the Rebels while only managing 245 yards in offense. Quarterback Carson Beck's struggles continued as he accounted for two turnovers, including an interception and a lost fumble in the fourth quarter. Jaxson Dart and Austin Simmons, the Rebels' quarterbacks, took advantage of Georgia's woes, combining for 263 passing yards, one touchdown, and an interception.

Adding to the dismay of Georgia fans, Georgia Tech achieved a significant victory over Miami, handing the Hurricanes their first loss. The Yellow Jackets surged ahead 21-10 with 6:46 left in the third quarter and maintained a 12-point lead early in the fourth. Miami attempted a comeback with a touchdown catch by Xavier Restrepo, closing the gap to one score with six minutes on the clock. However, Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward fumbled under pressure on the second play of his final drive, sealing Georgia Tech's victory. The Yellow Jackets dominated the ground game, rushing for 271 yards and managing a meticulous 17-play scoring drive lasting almost 11 minutes in the second quarter.

In another thrilling encounter, BYU edged past Utah with a narrow 22-21 victory in the Holy War, overcoming an 11-point deficit at halftime. The Cougars clinched the win with a 44-yard field goal by Will Ferrin in the final three seconds. The dramatic finish was overshadowed by Utah athletic director Mark Harlan's postgame comments, where he suggested that the game was unfairly taken from the Utes. Though he didn't specify details, it was implied he referenced a holding penalty on cornerback Zemaiah Vaughn, which nullified a crucial sack that could have shifted momentum in Utah's favor.

On the larger college football landscape, perennial powerhouses Oregon, Ohio State, Texas, and Penn State faced unranked teams, while Indiana had a bye week before their upcoming clash with Ohio State on November 23. Outcomes of recent matchups minimized the stakes for games like Clemson vs. Pittsburgh and Tennessee vs. Georgia. For the Bulldogs, their next game has turned into a must-win scenario to keep playoff hopes alive and to alleviate mounting pressure on Coach Kirby Smart.