Georgia up to No. 4 in poll, Oklahoma back in top 10, Mean Green ranked for first time since 1959

A Georgia man recounted a near-drowning experience after an ATV accident, stating, 'Only half my head was above water. I could pick my head up just enough to breathe and scream for help, then go back under.' Fortunately, three teenagers, referred to as 'three little angels,' came to his rescue, highlighting their bravery in a critical moment.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) denied on CNN's "State of the Union" that President Trump advised her against running for Senate or governor in Georgia in 2026. Greene stated, "That is absolutely not true," emphasizing that she has not discussed her political ambitions with Trump.

Following significant electoral defeats in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, many leaders within the Republican Party, led by President Donald Trump, assert that there is no crisis regarding the party's policies or messaging. Despite the losses, GOP officials maintain confidence in their strategies and leadership, dismissing concerns about the party's direction and public perception.

No. 5 Georgia strengthened its postseason hopes by defeating No. 10 Texas 35-10, marking their sixth consecutive victory. This win solidifies Georgia's position in the rankings and enhances their chances for a successful postseason.

Oklahoma stunned No. 4 Alabama with a 23-21 victory, marking their second consecutive upset over the Crimson Tide. This win ended Alabama's impressive 17-game home winning streak and kept Oklahoma's playoff hopes alive by forcing three turnovers during the game.

Laura Loomer has hinted at a potential move to Georgia following Donald Trump's withdrawal of support for Marjorie Taylor Greene. This development has sparked speculation about Loomer's possible challenge to Greene in the 2026 primary elections. The political landscape in Georgia may shift as Loomer considers her options in light of Trump's statements.