College football scores, results: Georgia hangs on to beat Kentucky 13-12

A strange game for the No. 1 Bulldogs, who trailed for most of the night and couldn't get much going on offense. Nonetheless, Georgia wins its 42nd straight regular season game.

Wildcats have the ball at the 20 with 9 seconds and no timeouts.

Here we go.

Kentucky gets the stop on 3rd down. Georgia faces 4th and 4 with 18 seconds left.

Punt? kick a FG? Go for it?

Oscar Delp dove short of the first down, but he fumbled it. His teammate then recovered it beyond the line to gain. So a big break for the Bulldogs there. This one isn't QUITE over yet.

Carson Beck delivers a strike to Dominic Lovett for a BIG Bulldogs first down near midfield.

One more first down and that will seal it.

UK kicks the ball away despite trailing by a point with 3 minutes to play.

Georgia can ice this one away with a couple first downs.

Kentucky's got a bit of a drive going, thanks to a defensive holding penalty and a nice run by QB Brock Vandagriff.

Wildcats are just past midfield. Under 4 minutes now.

Georgia goes 3-and-out and punts away.

Kentucky ball with the chance to take the lead with 6:25 left.

UK responds with its fourth FG of the game to shrink Georgia's lead to 13-12.

Georgia has yet to allow a TD this season. 8:01 to play

The two-way star does it again, snagging his second touchdown of the day from Shedeur Sanders — this one a 21-yard catch.

It took until the 4th quarter, but a team has finally found the end zone in this game.

Branson Robinson powers his way in from 3 yards out.

Bulldogs take their first lead of the game, 13-9. 12:20 to play

Travis Hunter now has an interception to go along with his earlier touchdown.

Georgia answers with a field goal of its own.

Kentucky leads 9-6. Late 3rd quarter.

Will anyone score a touchdown?

The Rams were inside CU's 10-yard line after a fourth-down conversion, but CSU running back Justin Marshall fumbled the ball and Colorado recovered.

Ole Miss beats Wake Forest 40-6, and this TD catch by Antwane Wells Jr. is worth another look.

Alex Raynor has been Kentucky's MVP today. He nails a 40-yarder on UK's opening drive of the 2nd half to extend the Wildcats' lead to 9-3 over Georgia.

Make it four touchdowns on just 12 throws (plus one rushing TD) for Arch Manning since replacing Quinn Ewers. He was pulled from the game after the throw and third-stringer Trey Owens will finish the game.

The Buffs are in the end zone again on a throw from Shedeur Sanders to Travis Hunter. They're now up 21-3 and the Rams have not been able to mount much offense so far in this one.

The Buffs pick off CSU's Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi deep inside his own territory on an errant throw. Shedeur Sanders and Co. will have the ball inside the red zone up 14-3.

We're back for the second half of Colorado-CSU. The Buffs have looked much more capable after a slow start to the game.

Kentucky ends the half on a long, clock-killing drive that ends in a field goal.

Wildcats are leading the No. 1 Bulldogs, who have been held to just 65 yards of offense so far.

Officially on upset watch.

Wildcats add a 32-yard field goal to take a 6-3 lead over the Bulldogs with 5 seconds to play in the first half.

This Arch Manning kid seems pretty good.

Texas is running up the score with its backup QB.

The Bulldogs can't do much with the big turnover, going 3-and-out and settling for a short field goal.

It's all tied up late in the 2nd quarter.

Bulldogs get a big turnover on a sack of Kentucky QB Brock Vandagriff.

Georgia takes over at the UK 23. First big spark for the Bulldogs.

Arch Manning continues to cook for Texas. This time it's a 50-yard TD pass to Isaiah Bond.

Longhorns lead 35-7 over UTSA.

Shedeur Sanders finds LaJohntay Wester on a crossing route for another TD, this time for 34 yards to give the Buffaloes a 14-3 lead with less than a minute left in the half.

It looked for a minute like the Wildcats had a pick-6 on a Carson Beck pass that deflected off a receiver's hands, but the call is overturned. It hit the ground.

Bullet dodged for Georgia, but it has to punt for the 4th time today.

Kentucky leads 3-0.

The Buffaloes take the lead on their bitter rivals as Shedeur Sanders finds LaJohntay Wester for a short TD pass.

Meanwhile, Colorado State is up 3-0 on Colorado in Fort Collins. It's been a ho-hum start to the game as both teams struggle offensive.

It looks like Quinn Ewers is done for the night with what Steve Sarkisian called a "strained abdomen."

Alex Raynor nails a field goal from 55 yards (!) and Kentucky has the early edge on the No. 1 Bulldogs.

The first two possessions have gone nowhere for the Bulldogs, who just avoided a disaster on a botched snap on 3rd down. Kentucky's defense off to a nice start in Lexington.

Without starting QB Cam Rising, the Utes struggled early in this one. But freshman Isaac Wilson found a rhythm later in the game, completing 20 of his 33 passes for 239 yards and 3 touchdowns in the win.

Arch Manning does it with his legs this time, sprinting through UTSA's defense for a 67-yard touchdown.

We're off a going in this Georgia-Kentucky matchup. Bulldogs punted on their first possession while the Wildcats are on the move for their first drive. Into Georgia territory

The Texas QB just left the game with a non-contact injury and it doesn't look good. Arch Manning replaced him and threw a touchdown on the next play, but Longhorns nation will be holding its breath for a while.

Here's Manning's TD throw to DeAndre Moore:

Quinn Ewers throws his 2nd TD pass of the game, this one to Johntay Cook II for 19 yards.

Longhorns already up a couple scores on UTSA.

Micah Bernard does most of the work on the ensuing drive for Utah, breaking several tackles during a 64-yard run down the sideline. A few plays later, Isaac Wilson finds Carsen Ryan in the corner of the end zone for the score.

The lead will stand at 7 after USU's Elliott Nimrod pulled his field goal attempt.

The Aggies are only down a touchdown with one quarter left to play in Logan.

They have the ball at the Utah 27-yard line after Utah's Isaac Wilson threw an interception deep in his own territory near the end of the third quarter.

Pitt wins a WILD Backyard Brawl! Panthers come back from 10 points down in the 4th quarter.

Derrick Davis Jr. plunges in from the 1 and the Panthers have come all the way back to lead the Backyard Brawl!

Pitt 38, West Virginia 34; 0:32 to play

Pitt has cut West Virginia's lead to 34-31 and is in the red zone with the chance to take the lead here.

45 seconds to play in Pittsburgh

That'll do it for the Green Wave as Darian Menseh is stripped while trying to throw the ball. Oklahoma holds on to win.

The Cougars were left behind in the Pac-12 after Washington and other bailed for different conferences.

This one has to feel good for WSU beating its hated rival in Seattle

The Utes add to their lead as Micah Bernard runs it in from three yards out to cap off an 8-play, 70-yard Utah drive.

Washington State is closing in on a huge Apple Cup win after stopping the Huskies on 4th down at the goal line.

WSU leads 24-19 with 1:00 to play.