5 of the Top 7 LOSE! Auburn Shocks Georgia, Tennessee Crushes Alabama & BYU Stuns Notre Dame | Ep. 181

WHAT JUST HAPPENED?! Five of the nation's top seven teams lost on the same Saturday, and suddenly, nobody knows who the best team in America is. This might have been one of the wildest weekends of college football we've seen in years, and we're breaking it ALL down. Auburn storms into Athens and shocks No. 1 Georgia, exposing questions about the Bulldogs' rushing attack and Gunnar Stockton's costly turnovers. Tennessee physically dominates Alabama, while BYU announces itself as a legitimate playoff contender with a thrilling win over Notre Dame. Ohio State survives Indiana in a defensive battle, but Julian Sayin's injury might have bigger implications than the win itself. Meanwhile, Miami escapes Florida State in a controversial double-overtime thriller, and Texas suffers another embarrassing loss, this time to Florida. Is Steve Sarkisian the real problem in Austin? PLUS: UCLA remains unbeaten, Ole Miss dismantles Missouri, Utah barely survives Colorado, LSU shuts out Mississippi State, Houston wins a Big 12 shootout, and James Madison continues making its playoff case. With the rankings about to be turned upside down, one question remains: WHO IS ACTUALLY GOOD? Tune in to Stick2Sports for the full breakdown, and follow the show for more college football, NFL, NBA, and soccer coverage throughout the week. #CollegeFootball #CFB #Stick2Sports *TIMESTAMPS* [01:30] Auburn SHOCKS No. 1 Georgia in Athens [07:15] Ohio State Survives Indiana, But at What Cost? [12:40] BYU STUNS Notre Dame! Are the Cougars Legit? [16:11] Tennessee EMBARRASSES Alabama [19:05] Florida Upsets Texas! Is Steve Sarkisian the Problem? [23:06] Miami ESCAPES Florida State in Double OT [28:00] Ole Miss DOMINATES Missouri [28:20] Utah Barely Survives Colorado [29:14] UCLA Stays UNDEFEATED With Backup QB [30:58] LSU Shuts Out Mississippi State [31:46] Houston Wins Big 12 Shootout Against Oklahoma State [33:03] James Madison Is a REAL Playoff Contender [34:24] Final Thoughts: Who Is Actually Good in College Football?