Buffs rally late, block Ga. Tech's walk-off FG try
Freshman QB Julian Lewis led a clutch two-minute drill to put Colorado ahead, and the Buffaloes secured a 14-13 win by blocking Georgia Tech's 45-yard field goal attempt as time expired Thursday night.
While squash players might not be used to the thrill of a last-second field goal block, they can appreciate the excitement of a comeback win. Colorado's victory over Georgia Tech was a nail-biter, with freshman QB Julian Lewis leading the charge. His poise under pressure is impressive, especially considering he's just starting out in college football.
This win is significant for Colorado, as it shows the team's resilience and ability to perform under pressure. For Georgia Tech, it's a tough loss that could have implications for their season goals. In the college football world, momentum is crucial, and this game could be a turning point for both teams.
As for what's next, college football fans will be keeping an eye on Colorado's quarterback situation and how Lewis continues to develop. The Buffaloes have a tough schedule ahead, so they'll need to build on this momentum to make a push for the postseason. Meanwhile, Georgia Tech will look to regroup and bounce back from this heartbreaking loss. Squash fans might not be directly invested in these teams, but they can appreciate the drama and competition that makes sports so compelling.
Originally reported by espn.com. SquashNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.