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Davis Warren sets career high in Stanford's comeback win over Georgia Tech, 34-27
Warren completed 3 of 3 fourth-down passes and threw five touchdowns this season without an interception.
Quarterback Davis Warren threw for a career-high 396 yards and three touchdowns on Saturday, leading Stanford to a 34-27 comeback win over Georgia Tech at Stanford Stadium.
Stanford trailed 20-10 at halftime after scoring just 13 total points in previous Atlantic Coast Conference games against Miami and Duke, but the Cardinal rebounded with three consecutive second-half scoring drives.
Warren completed 22 of 36 passes, connecting with Caden High for four catches totaling 121 yards and two touchdowns; High tied the game 20-20 with a 49-yard score midway through the third quarter.
Georgia Tech's 12 penalties for 105 yards hindered their comeback efforts, while a late intentional grounding penalty on Alberto Mendoza cost 32 yards and Brandon Nicholson sealed the win with an interception with 5:16 remaining.
The Cardinal travel to Wake Forest on Saturday, October 3, while Yellow Jackets host Duke on October 10. Stanford improved to 7-3 in its last 10 games on The Farm behind Warren.