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Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami and Alabama remain unbeaten and mostly untested; Florida falters
Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami and Alabama stayed in the top 10 after dominant wins, while Florida and Mississippi State saw Heisman hopefuls struggle.
- On Saturday, Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami, and Alabama remained unbeaten, holding steady as top-10 teams in pursuit of first-round byes in the College Football Playoff.
- Quarterback Gunner Stockton threw for 295 yards and three touchdowns, and the Bulldogs pulled away late to beat Vanderbilt 38-14, with tight end Lawson Luckie grabbing a 43-yard reception.
- Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith caught 11 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns in a 31-14 victory over Iowa, while Notre Dame secured its 15th consecutive win, beating North Carolina 37-26.
- Florida coach Jon Sumrall described his team's 45-17 loss to Missouri as a 'huge letdown,' while Michigan fell to 0-2 in Big Ten play after Bryce Underwood struggled against Minnesota.
- Alabama scored at least 45 points for the fifth consecutive game, defeating Mississippi State 56-23, and the Tide prepare for a major matchup against Georgia next Saturday in Athens.
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