Georgia Tech's football team delivered a dominant performance against VMI, allowing only 104 yards and racking up three sacks, but faces a tougher challenge this Saturday against Louisville, who has shown strength against lesser opponents. Meanwhile, No. 1 Georgia narrowly escaped an upset from Kentucky, winning 13-12 in a tense matchup where they trailed at halftime. Despite criticisms from fans about the officiating and performance, Georgia's victory marked their 42nd consecutive regular season win. The Bulldogs' struggles highlight the unpredictability of college football, as they were tested by a resilient Kentucky squad. Additionally, Texas experienced a scare when Heisman hopeful Quinn Ewers went down with an injury, but freshman Arch Manning stepped up to lead his team to victory. Overall, Week 3 of college football showcased both expected outcomes and surprising near-upsets, emphasizing the competitive nature of the sport.