The No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs face the Florida Gators on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla.

No. 5 Georgia had its hands full all day against Florida, but found a way to win the game in the fourth quarter

A 55-0 win over Long Island University in Week 1 didn't sway the USA TODAY Sports re-rankers. The Gators climbed just one spot to No. 24 with a prove-it game against South Florida ahead. When USF upset Florida in Week 2, USA TODAY Sports dropped the Orange and Blue 16 places to No. 40.

The Bulldogs return to Jacksonville having won the last four editions of this rivalry, establishing another period of dominance that the Gators have struggled to snap. That being said, Florida enters this game directly after a testy win over Mississippi State and hopes to tame another pack of Dawgs at EverBank Stadium this weekend.

The only top-10 battle in the country will take place in Lubbock where undefeated BYU takes on its biggest test of the season against Texas Tech. This game figures to be decided in the trenches, where both teams have had the advantage on most opponents all season.

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It is Halloween weekend which means one of the biggest SEC rivalries adds another chapter to its history as the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs take on the Florida Gators at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla.

Described by coach Kirby Smart as a team that "just won't go away," Georgia rallied for a 24-20 victory over Florida on Saturday, but it was nothing new for a squad that has trailed in the fourth quarter of four SEC games this season,

Ryan Wingo needed just two snaps Saturday to amass 89 receiving yards and put Texas football in position to secure a top-10 home win over Vanderbilt. After two explosive receptions, a thumb injury forced Wingo out of the game. He did not return, casting doubt over his availability for the Longhorns' next game against Georgia on November 15.

Duke Scott ran for a career-best 196 yards in place of injured Atlantic Coast Conference rushing leader Hollywood Smothers to help N.C.

Wolfpack running back Duke Scott finished with a career-high 196 rushing yards and one touchdown in Hollywood Smothers’ absence.

Georgia lost three key defenders in the team’s 24-20 win over Florida on Saturday. Coach Kirby Smart provided an update on the trio when speaking to reporters Monday.