AJC: College Football Extra included in Sunday Atlanta Journal-Constitution ePaper

On the same day No. 2 Georgia dominated Auburn, No. 1 Alabama lost a late game in an upset by Texas A&M.

This game and others are covered in the College Football Extra digital edition in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ePaper, with photos and a full page of stats from the top regional and national games.

You can also find more coverage on the sports page of AJC.com and in print and ePaper editions on Monday.

For subscribers: In your Sunday ePaper: You’ll 10 full pages of college football stories, photos and a full page of scores and stats.

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