Let’s analyze the winners and losers for NCAA Football Week 1.

While TCU, Baylor, and Boston College are still looking for the light switch, quarterbacks Shedeur Sanders and Drew Allar made the most of their time in the spotlight. Here are the college football game’s winners and losers from Saturday.

NCAA Football Week 1: Winners

Shedeur Sanders, the quarterback for Colorado, and Travis Hunter, a DB/WR, both shone in the Buffaloes’ shocking 45-42 victory over No. 17 TCU in the Associated Press preseason poll, they are definitely NCAA Football Week 1 winners.

Sanders completed 38 of 47 passes for 510 yards, a Colorado single-game record, and four touchdowns. In 110 total snaps, Hunter recorded 11 receptions for 119 yards, three tackles, and an impressive interception.

The performances assuaged skeptics who for some reason questioned Jackson State’s success in the SWAC.

“They let names, Power 5, and other things to enter their minds. This might have been my career-high in passing yards. Sanders stated after the game, “You know what I mean? I was just at an HBCU.

College Football Week 1: Loser

TCU aspires to return to the College Football Playoff The 45-42 defeat for TCU obscures the possibility that the postseason hopes of the CFP finalist from the previous year were shattered. Since losing to Georgia by a score of 65-7 in the title game of the previous season, the Horned Frogs have given up 110 points and 1,154 yards in their last two games combined.

With too many gaps in its pass defense for the Horned Frogs to exploit, TCU will likely need to play flawlessly the rest of the way to return to the CFP.

NCAA Football Week 1: Winner

NCAA Football Week 1: Drew Allar

Drew Allar, the quarterback for Penn State, threw one of the day’s best passes for Allar’s first score as a Nittany Lion.

To dodge the West Virginia pass rush, Allar stepped up in the pocket before throwing an accurate pass on the move to wide receiver KeAndre Lambert-Smith for a 72-yard score. The Mountaineers were defeated by the Nittany Lions 38–15.

No. 7 The prior two seasons, Penn State had strong starts before being exposed by Michigan and Ohio State. A hint that this year might be different can be found in Allar’s performance on Saturday (21-of-29 for 325 yards and three touchdowns).

College Football Week 1: Loser

The 31-17 victory over South Carolina by No. 21 North Carolina featured some strong performances by Drake Maye. He completed 24 of 32 passes for 269 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions to conclude the game. Do you know what would have improved him even more? Tez Walker, a wide receiver, is qualified. Every minute that Walker is off the field, the NCAA is misrepresenting his case.

NCAA Football Week 1: Winner

NCAA Football Week 1: Circus  catches

Tre Watson, a wide receiver for Fresno State, had a reception that might have been the best of the year in a 39-35 victory over Purdue. Watson extended for the catch, but a hit knocked the ball free. Watson regained control of the ball prior to it falling to the ground.

Wide receiver for Texas State Joe Hobert outdid him in a startling 42-31 victory over Baylor. The pregame favorite by 26.5 points, with an Odell Beckham-like catch on the sidelines.

College Football Week 1: Loser

The math for Boston College shows that it spent $1.1M on Northern Illinois and only received a miserable overtime loss of 27-24.

Fair enough, Eagles quarterback Thomas Castellanos had the opportunity to participate in a real-world Madden simulation. I hope the money was well used.

Winner number 25. The best of all worlds is available to Iowa, who may finally persuade Kirk Ferentz to take action against his son Brian’s offensive leadership on a road to nowhere. His contract stipulates that the Hawkeyes must score 25 points per game on average this year in order for him to keep his position as offensive coordinator.

After a 14-point opening frame, Iowa seemed like it might defeat Utah State by scoring 25 points. Unsurprisingly, the offense struggled after that, scoring just 10 points the rest of the way to defeat the opposition 24-14. The best outcome for Iowa supporters would be to enjoy a victory and move closer to a new offensive coordinator.

College Football Week 1: Loser

Baylor Bears in dormancy: One of the biggest surprises in Week 1 was the 42-31 loss by Baylor to Texas State. In the Big 12 football media preseason poll, the Bears were picked to finish sixth, but it appeared as though they may place closer to the bottom of the league. In the high-scoring Big 12, Baylor’s defense let up 441 yards to the Sun Belt Bobcats, which was a warning indication.

NCAA Football Week 1: Winner

NCAA Football Week 1: Absurd conclusion

What other sport could result in a conclusion as absurd as the one in Virginia State-Norfolk State?

With one second left in a 27-24 game, Virginia State quarterback Jordan Davis lost track of time and stepped out of bounds at his own seven-yard line on a fourth down. This opened the door for a potential go-ahead field goal. Following the attempt, Virginia State recovered the subsequent snap, which flew past the holder and resulted in a score and a 33-24 victory.

The only issue with the conclusion is that despite how hard each team tried to lose, a winner had to be determined.

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