College Football Season Opens with New Matchups
College Football Season Opens with New Matchups
College Football Season Opens with New Matchups
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The South Carolina Gamecocks are experiencing a slow start to their season opener against Old Dominion, leading 10-7 midway through the second quarter with notable performances from LaNorris Sellers and Raheim Sanders. Texas A&M Aggies, ranked No. 20, are set to face No. 7 Notre Dame in a highly anticipated week one showdown, with new head coach Mike Elko aiming to outwork the Fighting Irish. The Louisville Cardinals kick off their season at L&N Stadium against Austin Peay, highlighted by pre-game festivities and fan activities. Oklahoma State faces a challenging opener against South Dakota State, an FCS powerhouse, with questions surrounding their defensive improvements. Nebraska begins its 135th season against UTEP, looking to build on a promising first year under coach Matt Rhule.

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Michigan begins defense of national title with 30-10 win over Fresno State
No. 9 Michigan Begins Defense of National Title With 30-10 Win Over Fresno State
No. 9 Michigan begins defense of national title with 30-10 win over Fresno State
Old Dominion mistakes save South Carolina in 23-19 win over Monarchs
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Michigan begins defense of national title with 30-10 win over Fresno State
No. 9 Michigan Begins Defense of National Title With 30-10 Win Over Fresno State
No. 9 Michigan begins defense of national title with 30-10 win over Fresno State
Old Dominion mistakes save South Carolina in 23-19 win over Monarchs
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