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Stanford Stuns Georgia Tech with Second-Half Comeback
27 Sep
Summary
- Davis Warren threw for a career-high 396 yards and three touchdowns.
- Stanford erased a 10-point deficit with three consecutive second-half scores.
- Georgia Tech committed 12 penalties for 105 yards in the loss.
Stanford secured its inaugural ACC victory of the season on Saturday night, staging an impressive second-half comeback to defeat Georgia Tech 34-27. Quarterback Davis Warren spearheaded the rally, achieving a career-high 396 passing yards and three touchdowns. The Cardinal offense found its rhythm after halftime, scoring on three consecutive possessions to overcome a 20-10 deficit.
Key to Stanford's success were critical fourth-down conversions and a potent passing attack. Warren's ability to connect on crucial long-yardage situations, including a 33-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-11, kept drives alive. Georgia Tech struggled to contain Stanford's offense and was hampered by 12 penalties for 105 yards, contributing significantly to their first road loss.
The Yellow Jackets had taken a 20-10 lead in the second quarter, with Trelain Maddox scoring two first-half touchdowns. However, Stanford's second-half surge, capped by Warren's touchdown passes to Caden High and Nico Brown, ultimately sealed the victory for the Cardinal.
