2025 College Football Week One

Tight end Marlin Klein 3-54 and a TD for Michigan in the first half. Looks solid and will most likely play on Sundays.
 
Clemson offense team is doing nothing, they changed little from last year.
Without most reliable TE, they look like Iowa when facing elite defense.
 
The Weeks brothers #40 & #33 = Devastation Incorporated at Linebacker for LSU!
Youngest bro Zach may be the best (should be Sr in HS)
Can't believe they took away that NFL caliber TD from Nuss.....

Texas State RB Lincoln Pare 167 YARDS RUSHING on 12 carries & TD

ODU QB Colton Joesph 179 Yards Rushing on just 10 carries & 2 TDs

Kent State WR Cole Wolford 2 catches 109 yards receiving 2 TDs
 
TwentyTwo said:
The Weeks brothers #40 & #33 = Devastation Incorporated at Linebacker for LSU!
Youngest bro Zach may be the best (should be Sr in HS)
Can't believe they took away that NFL caliber TD from Nuss.....

Texas State RB Lincoln Pare 167 YARDS RUSHING on 12 carries & TD

ODU QB Colton Joesph 179 Yards Rushing on just 10 carries & 2 TDs

Kent State WR Cole Wolford 2 catches 109 yards receiving 2 TDs
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Along with Pare (who also had a 20 yard catch) Brad Jackson went 10-48 on the ground and Beau Sparks had 4 TDs 7-82 receiving
 
ximasa said:
Clemson offense team is doing nothing, they changed little from last year.
Without most reliable TE, they look like Iowa when facing elite defense.
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This seems to be Clemson's MO. They start the season off slow and then get going. The first few weeks of the season can be a bit misleading. I give credit to the teams that scheduled these types of matchups early rather than just going out against a lower level FBS or an FCS team.
 
WEEK #1 Stats
QB Colton Joesph was the 3rd Leading Rusher Week One; RB Lincoln Pare 6th; QB Haynes King 10th; RB Sam Scott top 15?
WR Danny Scudero 2nd at 189 behind 1st @190...Trent Walker 7th

Still have Notre Dame vs Miami tonight & TCU vs UNC Labor Day night....

Va Tech & So.Carolina 3rd qtr weird 10- 8 score .... TE Brady Hunt getting some stats

RBs
Lincoln Pare (Texas State) 12 carries 167 YARDS RUSHING! TD + 1 rec 20 yards
Sam Scott (Wyoming) 29 carries 132 YARDS
Aidan Laughery (Illinois) 9 carries 101 YARDS 2 TDs
Alec Tecza (Navy) 15 carries 89 yards TD + 1 rec 10 yards /// Eli Heidenreich 9 carries 70 yards TD + 6 rec 65 yards TD
Hayden Reed (Army) 19 carries 88 yards TD /// Noah Short 11 carries 43 yards + 6 Rec 81 yards!
Cade Harris (Air Force) 8 carries 66 yards 2 TDs + 3 rec 83 yards TD!
//// Dylan Carson 11 carries 52 yards TD //// Kade Frew 5 carries 52 yards
Anderson Castle (Duke) 3 carries 69 yards + 2 rec 8 yards ...App State Transfer
Caden Williams (Liberty U.) 9 carries 52 yards
Dean Connors (Houston) 15 carries 50 yards + 2 rec 1 yard....Rice Transfer
Gavin Garcia (Kent St) 15 carries 49 yards
Landon Sims (Hawaii) 9 carries 41 yards + 3 rec 48 yards
Joey Mattord (E Mich) 5 carries 38 yards TD + 2 rec 5 yards
Victor Rosa (UConn) 2 carries 27 yards TD
Easton Miller (Iowa St) 4 carries 23 yards
Duncan Brune (Ohio U) 6 carries 22 yards
Cade Yacamelli (Wisconsin) 5 carries 20 yards
Carson HAnsen (Iowa St) 9 carries 19 yards + 1 rec 7 yards
Connor Walendzak (Toledo) 3 carries 11 yards
Kirby Vorhees (Wazzu) 5 carries 8 yards + 2 rec 9 yards
Ashton Hayes (Nevada) 2 carries 6 yards + 1 rec 1 yard
Cash Jones (UGA) 1 carry 1 yard + 1 rec 12 yards

WRs
Danny Scudero (San Jose St) 9 Rec 189 YARDS TD ...FCS Sacramento St Transfer
Trent Walker (Oregon St) 9 rec 136 YARDS
Cooper Barkate (Duke) 5 Rec 117 YARDS ....FCS Harvard transfer
Cade Wolford (Kent St) 2 rec 110 YARDS 2 TDs
Wyatt Young (No.Texas) 4 rec 97 yards 2 TDs
Brock Spaulding (East Carolina) 6 rec 97 yards
Jake Thaw (Delaware) 7 rec 92 yards TD
Easton Messer (FAU) 15 CATCHES! 87 yards
Trond Grizzell (Cal) 5 rec 83 yards TD //// Mark Hamper 1 rec 35 yards
Beau Sparks (Texas St) 7 rec 82 yards 4 TDs!
Brett Eskildsen (Iowa St) 2 rec 77 yards
Marcus Bellon (Nevada) 6 rec 76 yards TD
Griffin Wilde (NW) 6 rec 64 yards
Tommy McIntosh (Cent.Mich) 2 rec 61 yards
Justin Olsen (Charlotte) 2 rec 56 yards
Josh Dallas (GaSouthern) 5 rec 48 yards + 2 carries 5 yards
Bailey Stockton (Ga.Tech) 4 rec 48 yards + 1 carry 5 yards
Coy Eakin (Texas Tech) 3 rec 47 yards TD
Parker Livingstone (Texas) 2 rec 47 yards TD
Reece Smith (Liberty) 6 rec 46 yards TD
Gavin Freeman (Ok St) 5 rec 46 yardsTD + 1 carry 5 yards
Drayden Dickmann (Rice) 3 rec 44 yards
Kyler Kasper (Oregon) 1 rec 40 yards
Cody Hagen (BYU) 2 rec 35 yards + 2 carries 57 yards TD
TEs
Eli Raridon (Notre Dame) 5 rec 97 Yards *EDIT
Marlin Klein (Michigan) 6 rec 93 yards TD
Jaren Kanek (Oklahoma) 5 rec 90 yards
Pete Clarke (Temple) 4 rec 85 yards 2 TDs
Jaxxon Warren (Colorado St) 6 rec 79 yards TD
Lake McCree (USC) 2 rec 72 yards TD
Tanner Koziol (Houston) 7 rec 63 yards TD

QBs
Sawyer Robertson (Baylor) 419 YARDS PASSING 3 TDs
John Mateer (Oklahoma) 392 Yards 3 TDs + 24 yards rushing TD
AJ Swann (App St) 368 yards 3 TDs
Kaitan Hauser (E Carolina) 366 yards TD
Drew Mestemaker (No.Texas) 329 yards 3 TDs + 30 yards rushing TD
Ryan Browne (Purdue) 311 yards 2 TDs + TD Rushing
Maverick McIvor (W Kentucky) 305 yards 5 TDs
Walker Eget (SAn Jose St) 308 yards
Drake Lindsay (Minnesota) 290 yards 2 TDs ...6'-5" 230 Freshman
Beau Pribula (Mizzou) 283 yards 2 TDs + 65 yards Rushing 2 TDs
Rocco Becht (Iowa St) 278 yards 3 TDs
Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt) 275 Yards 3 TDs + 44 yards rushing

Colton Joesph ( ODU) 179 YARDS RUSHING 2 TDs just 10 carries + 96 yards passing
Haynes King (GaTech) 156 YARDS Rushing 3 TDs! + 143 yards Passing
Jackson Arnold (Auburn) 137 YARDS Rushing 2 TDs + 108 Yards passing
Jake Retzlaff (Tulane) 113 Yards Rushing TD + 152 Yards Passing & TD

FCS
Owen Sweeny (VMI) 5 rec 126 YARDS TD
Joey Isabella (Duquesne) 8 rec 120 Yards
Michael Shulikov (Idaho St) 7 rec 115 yards

Adam Jones (Montana St) 9 carries 15 yards TD ...Bobcats no match vs Oregon
Luke Yoder (Lehigh) 14 carries 44 yards

Derek Robertson (Monmouth) 491 YARDS 4 TDs 4 Ints

Feel Free to Add any.....Hadn't looked at the FCS much
 
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WEEK #1 Stats
QB Colton Joesph was the 3rd Leading Rusher Week One; RB Lincoln Pare th; QB Haynes King 10th; RB Sam Scott top 15?
WR Danny Scudero 2nd at 189 behind 1st @190...Trent Walker 7th

Still have Notre Dame vs Miami tonight & TCU vs UNC Labor Day night....

Va Tech & So.Carolina 3rd qtr weird 10- 8 score .... TE Brady Hunt getting some stats

RBs
Lincoln Pare (Texas State) 12 carries 167 YARDS RUSHING! TD + 1 rec 20 yards
Sam Scott (Wyoming) 29 carries 132 YARDS
Aidan Laughery (Illinois) 9 carries 101 YARDS 2 TDs
Alec Tecza (Navy) 15 carries 89 yards TD + 1 rec 10 yards /// Eli Heidenreich 9 carries 70 yards TD + 6 rec 65 yards TD
Hayden Reed (Army) 19 carries 88 yards TD /// Noah Short 11 carries 43 yards + 6 Rec 81 yards!
Cade Harris (Air Force) 8 carries 66 yards 2 TDs + 3 rec 83 yards TD!
//// Dylan Carson 11 carries 52 yards TD //// Kade Frew 5 carries 52 yards
Anderson Castle (Duke) 3 carries 69 yards + 2 rec 8 yards ...App State Transfer
Caden Williams (Liberty U.) 9 carries 52 yards
Dean Connors (Houston) 15 carries 50 yards + 2 rec 1 yard....Rice Transfer
Gavin Garcia (Kent St) 15 carries 49 yards
Landon Sims (Hawaii) 9 carries 41 yards + 3 rec 48 yards
Joey Mattord (E Mich) 5 carries 38 yards TD + 2 rec 5 yards
Victor Rosa (UConn) 2 carries 27 yards TD
Easton Miller (Iowa St) 4 carries 23 yards
Duncan Brune (Ohio U) 6 carries 22 yards
Cade Yacamelli (Wisconsin) 5 carries 20 yards
Carson HAnsen (Iowa St) 9 carries 19 yards + 1 rec 7 yards
Connor Walendzak (Toledo) 3 carries 11 yards
Kirby Vorhees (Wazzu) 5 carries 8 yards + 2 rec 9 yards
Ashton Hayes (Nevada) 2 carries 6 yards + 1 rec 1 yard
Cash Jones (UGA) 1 carry 1 yard + 1 rec 12 yards

WRs
Danny Scudero (San Jose St) 9 Rec 189 YARDS TD ...FCS Sacramento St Transfer
Trent Walker (Oregon St) 9 rec 136 YARDS
Cooper Barkate (Duke) 5 Rec 117 YARDS ....FCS Harvard transfer
Cade Wolford (Kent St) 2 rec 110 YARDS 2 TDs
Wyatt Young (No.Texas) 4 rec 97 yards 2 TDs
Brock Spaulding (East Carolina) 6 rec 97 yards
Jake Thaw (Delaware) 7 rec 92 yards TD
Easton Messer (FAU) 15 CATCHES! 87 yards
Trond Grizzell (Cal) 5 rec 83 yards TD //// Mark Hamper 1 rec 35 yards
Beau Sparks (Texas St) 7 rec 82 yards 4 TDs!
Brett Eskildsen (Iowa St) 2 rec 77 yards
Marcus Bellon (Nevada) 6 rec 76 yards TD
Griffin Wilde (NW) 6 rec 64 yards
Tommy McIntosh (Cent.Mich) 2 rec 61 yards
Justin Olsen (Charlotte) 2 rec 56 yards
Josh Dallas (GaSouthern) 5 rec 48 yards + 2 carries 5 yards
Bailey Stockton (Ga.Tech) 4 rec 48 yards + 1 carry 5 yards
Coy Eakin (Texas Tech) 3 rec 47 yards TD
Parker Livingstone (Texas) 2 rec 47 yards TD
Reece Smith (Liberty) 6 rec 46 yards TD
Gavin Freeman (Ok St) 5 rec 46 yardsTD + 1 carry 5 yards
Drayden Dickmann (Rice) 3 rec 44 yards
Kyler Kasper (Oregon) 1 rec 40 yards
Cody Hagen (NYU) 2 rec 35 yards + 2 carries 57 yards TD
TEs
Marlin Klein (Michigan) 6 rec 93 yards TD
Jaren Kanek (Oklahoma) 5 rec 90 yards
Pete Clarke (Temple) 4 rec 85 yards 2 TDs
Jaxxon Warren (Colorado St) 6 rec 79 yards TD
Lake McCree (USC) 2 rec 72 yards TD
Tanner Koziol (Houston) 7 rec 63 yards TD

QBs
Sawyer Robertson (Baylor) 419 YARDS PASSING 3 TDs
John Mateer (Oklahoma) 392 Yards 3 TDs + 24 yards rushing TD
AJ Swann (App St) 368 yards 3 TDs
Kaitan Hauser (E Carolina) 366 yards TD
Drew Mestemaker (No.Texas) 329 yards 3 TDs + 30 yards rushing TD
Ryan Browne (Purdue) 311 yards 2 TDs + TD Rushing
Maverick McIvor (W Kentucky) 305 yards 5 TDs
Walker Eget (SAn Jose St) 308 yards
Drake Lindsay (Minnesota) 290 yards 2 TDs ...6'-5" 230 Freshman
Beau Pribula (Mizzou) 283 yards 2 TDs + 65 yards Rushing 2 TDs
Rocco Becht (Iowa St) 278 yards 3 TDs
Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt) 275 Yards 3 TDs + 44 yards rushing

Colton Joesph ( ODU) 179 YARDS RUSHING 2 TDs just 10 carries + 96 yards passing
Haynes King (GaTech) 156 YARDS Rushing 3 TDs! + 143 yards Passing
Jackson Arnold (Auburn) 137 YARDS Rushing 2 TDs + 108 Yards passing
Jake Retzlaff (Tulane) 113 Yards Rushing TD + 152 Yards Passing & TD

FCS
Owen Sweeny (VMI) 5 rec 126 YARDS TD
Joey Isabella (Duquesne) 8 rec 120 Yards
Michael Shulikov (Idaho St) 7 rec 115 yards

Adam Jones (Montana St) 9 carries 15 yards TD ...Bobcats no match vs Oregon
Luke Yoder (Lehigh) 14 carries 44 yards

Derek Robertson (Monmouth) 491 YARDS 4 TDs 4 Ints

Feel Free to Add any.....Hadn't looked at the FCS much
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More FCS....
Unranked Presbyterian College upset 11th ranked Mercer 15-10!
PC QB Collin Hurst was 25/38-303 yards passing and a TD!
PC RB Zach Switzer had the game winning TD run of 16 yards!
He finished with 9 carries for 37 yards, 1 TD
Also, Switzer had 2 rec/35 yards
PC WR Dominic Kibby 9 rec/114 yards

Looks like most of the skill positions for Mercer were black with the exception of WR Brayden Smith.
Smith had 4 rec/56 yards.

New Hampshire QB Matt Vezza thew for 186 yards and 2 TD's
Vezza ran for 36 yards as NH beat HBC NC Central 27-10.

Troy QB Will Crowder threw 3 TD's and ran for another. 144 yards passing and 43 rushing on 7 carries.

SD State WR Lofton O'Groske- 5 rec/76 yards and 3 rushing for 31 yards!
SD State QB Chase Mason 190 yards passing and a TD

Southern Illinois RB Jimmy Athans looks like a smaller version of Carson Steele 5'8/192- 4 carries 32 yards!
 
So, I was able to catch some of the South Carolina/Virginia Tech game and was not impressed. The state of Virginia can't find any QB's better than Kyron Drones? They went all the way to Houston Texas to get Drones. He was 15/35 and 2 INT's against a mediocre USC team! He did rush 12 times for 26 yards and 221 yards passing mostly late in the game.
Then there's LaNorris Sellers for USC. A big QB who all the announcers were lusting over what specimen he is. He was a little better against a terrible VA. Tech team. 12/19 209. He rushed for 25 yards on 13 carries while the announcers again were talking about how elusive he was and how he could hurt you with his ability to run. Really? 1.9 yards per rush! He only got 25 yards because of the inability of the Tech defenders to make basic tackles. Nothing personal here, but I expected more from these two QB's. But never fear. The announcers were of course there for an excuse for these two. Stating the defense is usually ahead of the offense early in the season.
Sense yesterday all I've heard was how Arch Manning's debut was a dud. He is in danger of becoming a bust. Ok, let's take a look. Manning goes into Columbus Ohio to face the third ranked team in the country for his very first start and yes his start is a little shaky, but considering what he faced he played ok. Going17/30 with a couple bad throws, but there was a couple passes that should have been caught. He threw for 170 yards and 1 TD against 1 INT. He also showed his elusiveness by scrambling for 38 yards on 10 carries. No mention of the offense being behind the defense. Just that Manning didn't look the part. I'm predicting Manning will bounce back and become a great QB. I also think Sellers has the ability to be better as well.
But Sellers is already great despite having mediocre performance and numbers, and against a terrible team. While Manning is a dud with mediocre numbers against a very good Ohio State team who could win another National Championship.
 
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So, I was able to catch some of the South Carolina/Virginia Tech game and was not impressed. The state of Virginia can't find any QB's better than Kyron Drones? They went all the way to Houston Texas to get Drones. He was 15/35 and 2 INT's against a mediocre USC team! He did rush 12 times for 26 yards and 221 yards passing mostly late in the game.
Then there's LaNorris Sellers for USC. A big QB who all the announcers were lusting over what specimen he is. He was a little better against a terrible VA. Tech team. 12/19 209. He rushed for 25 yards on 13 carries while the announcers again were talking about how elusive he was and how he could hurt you with his ability to run. Really? 1.9 yards per rush! He only got 25 yards because of the inability of the Tech defenders to make basic tackles. Nothing personal here, but I expected more from these two QB's. But never fear. The announcers were of course there for an excuse for these two. Stating the defense is usually ahead of the offense early in the season.
Sense yesterday all I've heard was how Arch Manning's debut was a dud. He is in danger of becoming a bust. Ok, let's take a look. Manning goes into Columbus Ohio to face the third ranked team in the country for his very first start and yes his start is a little shaky, but considering what he faced he played ok. Going17/30 with a couple bad throws, but there was a couple passes that should have been caught. He threw for 170 yards and 1 TD against 1 INT. He also showed his elusiveness by scrambling for 38 yards on 10 carries. No mention of the offense being behind the defense. Just that Manning didn't look the part. I'm predicting Manning will bounce back and become a great QB. I also think Sellers has the ability to be better as well.
But Sellers is already great despite having mediocre performance and numbers, and against a terrible team. While Manning is a dud with mediocre numbers against a very good Ohio State team who could win another National Championship.
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Well said. It's all about pushing a specific agenda and narrative. I would agree that offenses take a few weeks to get going. The teams that scheduled cupcakes in week one have an advantage in getting up to speed and putting up big numbers initially. Manning's test yesterday will only make him better in the long run. He faced a very good defense and struggled but made some promising plays. In his limited time last year he played very well.

LSU, OSU, Texas and Clemson all put up great defensive performances yesterday.
 
The WSU Idaho game was an offensive disaster, but it featured Kirby Vorhees as the top back for WSU. A random black had more carries but somehow managed to get -4 yards on 10 attempts. Vorhees caught a handful of passes too. WSUs QB Jaxon Potter was oddly incredibly efficient going 23 for 30 for 208 and 1.

Idaho rotated around multiple backs, one being Hayden Kincheloe who went 5-12 and Art Williams who went 11-35 and with a TD. Idaho trotted out a back RB named Elisha who average 2.4 ypc, they seem to run the ground game through their QB who lead the team in rushing by far, and rotate a few backs throughout.
 
When checking boxscore of MTST vs Oregon I found Taco Dowler (MTST) had 12 rec/ 107 yds, he had 11 TD last season, and a career game on Saturday.
 
ximasa said:
When checking boxscore of MTST vs Oregon I found Taco Dowler (MTST) had 12 rec/ 107 yds, he had 11 TD last season, and a career game on Saturday.
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Kyler Kasper also had a 40 yard reception. He’s 6’6” and Kevin Kaspers son, he’s gonna get a shot in the NFL I bet regardless of production. Reminds me of Tammer Mcevoy
 
jacque said:
Kyler Kasper also had a 40 yard reception. He’s 6’6” and Kevin Kaspers son, he’s gonna get a shot in the NFL I bet regardless of production. Reminds me of Tammer Mcevoy
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Yes i put Kasper in the WR Stat line for Oregon in the above post; this is a make or break year for him

Anything stand out Week 1? Impressed that many 100 + yard rushers? and 100+ yard receivers??
Or just another run-of-the-mill week??

ximasa said:
When checking boxscore of MTST vs Oregon I found Taco Dowler (MTST) had 12 rec/ 107 yds, he had 11 TD last season, and a career game on Saturday.
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Thanks for the head's up. White boy named Taco lol; forgot about him looking at RB Adam Jones being held n check

The FBS looks like it had the more impressive week. FCS RBs look slim pickings
 
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