Georgia Tech referenced a shared 1990 national championship after beating Colorado in the first head-to-head meeting, omitting the “co-” from the historical claim. Week 1 produced several social-media jabs between opponents alongside notable results. South Florida upset No. 25 Boise State 34-7, scoring 34 straight points, with quarterback Byrum Brown passing for 210 yards and rushing for 43 with two touchdowns. After the win, South Florida posted a graphic mocking Boise’s long return trip. Tennessee defeated Syracuse 45-26, racing to a 17-0 first-quarter lead and maintaining control throughout the game.
Colorado and Georgia Tech split the 1990 national championship -- an arrangement neither team is particularly pleased with to this day. So it was only natural that when the Yellow Jackets won the first-ever head-to-head matchup between the two teams, they referenced their shared history. The 1990 National Championship program won tonight 🏆👑#StingEm 🐝- Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) August 30, 2025 It doesn't take a discerning eye to notice the lack of "co-" in front of that national championship boast.
The South Florida Bulls delivered one of the first major upsets of the 2025 college football season on Thursday, scoring 34 consecutive points to bury the No. 25 Boise State Broncos at Raymond James Stadium. Quarterback Byrum Brown threw for 210 yards and rushed for 43 more (with two scores) in the win. After the game, South Florida referenced the Broncos' nickname and long return trip to Boise, Idaho.
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