It finally caught up to them on Saturday, with the No. 4 Hurricanes falling 28-23 to Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium for their first loss of the season. The Hurricanes offense had the ball with a chance to win, but quarterback Cam Ward fumbled the ball and Georgia Tech recovered with about a minute-and-a-half left to hold on for the upset.

ATLANTA (AP) — Cam Ward and No. 4 Miami finally ran out of second-half comebacks as Haynes King led Georgia Tech to a 28-23 win over the previously unbeaten Hurricanes on Saturday, giving the Yellow Jackets their first win over a top-five team in 15 years. Fans rushed the field, toppling both goalposts, after the game.

Haynes King led Georgia Tech to a 28-23 win over previously unbeaten No. 4 Miami on Saturday, the Yellow Jackets' first win over a top-five team in 15 years.

The attitude was back for "the U." The result wasn't the same. Miami lost to Georgia Tech on Saturday in ACC play, 28-23. It wasn't the Hurricanes' day in many ways. This play was a great example: The Hurricanes were flagged to a personal foul for a grab of the

Georgia Tech shocked No. 4 Miami 28-23 to reach bowl eligibility and shake up the ACC Championship Game race. The loss is the first of the season for the Hurricanes and drops them out of first place in the ACC standings.