Georgia Tech pulled off a stunning 24-21 upset over No. 10 Florida State in Dublin, marking their first win over a top-10 team since 2015. Their offensive strategy, spearheaded by head coach Brent Key and offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner, focused on an effective ground game, running for 190 yards, including 105 from counter runs. Despite the victory, Georgia Tech must quickly refocus as they prepare to face Georgia State, a team with many new transfers and a first-year head coach. Florida State, on the other hand, struggled with their offensive execution, particularly in utilizing QB DJ Uiagalelei's strengths, and will need to make significant adjustments moving forward. The Seminoles hope to bounce back with a favorable ACC schedule, despite starting the season 0-1.