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Georgia Remains No. 4 in ESPN Playoff Projections

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Georgia Remains No. 4 in ESPN Playoff Projections

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After Auburn upset top-ranked Georgia, ESPN projections continued to place the Bulldogs fourth in the College Football Playoff field, with a first-round bye. LSU then beat Auburn 38-17 for its first road win since 2024, totaling 552 yards as quarterback Sam Leavitt accounted for four touchdowns and Jackson Harris caught two scoring passes.

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