Stanford rallies from a 20-10 deficit to defeat Georgia Tech 34-27, with quarterback Davis Warren recording a career-high passing performance. Multiple outlets report Warren completes 396 yards and throws three touchdowns in the comeback. The game is decided after Stanford scores on three straight drives in the second half, erasing the earlier deficit and taking the lead late.
Georgia Tech scores first enough to lead 20-10 in the second quarter, but Stanford produces only one touchdown in the first half before turning the game around after halftime. One highlighted scoring drive comes in the third quarter when Warren connects with Caden High for a 49-yard touchdown, tying the game 20-all. After that, Stanford’s offense continues to capitalize on the momentum swing, culminating in the 34-27 final.
Both sources align on the key figures—Warren’s career-high yardage, the final score, and the timing of the comeback after Georgia Tech’s early lead—though they differ only in how much detail they provide about scoring sequences and quarter-by-quarter progression.
