The Philadelphia Eagles have seven alumni of Alabama on their active roster, including quarterback Jalen Hurts. But on Sunday night after the Eagles defeated the Detroit Lions 16-9, Hurts gave credit to an SEC rival of the Crimson Tide’s – Georgia.

Georgia would replace Alabama as a top-four seed and receive a first-round bye in the College Football Playoff on a bracket based on the new Top 25.

Joel Klatt previewed the Texas Longhorns vs. Georgia Bulldogs and the Oklahoma Sooners vs. Alabama Crimson Tide. He analyzed how each of these teams could solidify playoff spots with wins against conference opponents.

Three years ago, Georgia had won the past two national titles, and Alabama had won half of the 12 before that. Oklahoma and Texas, meanwhile, were the Big 12’s big-money powers who were without any titles since before Bama’s campaign began in 2008.

The Northern lights or Aurora Borealis danced across the night sky across Alabama and Georgia on Tuesday thanks to a severe geometric storm and if you missed it last night,

Georgia football secured a huge 2027 recruiting win on Saturday, and well ahead of the Texas game by landing an Alabama, Tennessee target.

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The Georgia Bulldogs looked practically unbeatable at home before the Alabama Crimson Tide escaped Sanford Stadium with a victory earlier this season. The Texas Longhorns have what it takes to become the second team to steal one from Athens in 2025.