It's been almost eight months since Michigan celebrated its national title, and the landscape of college football has drastically shifted. Nick Saban has retired, Jim Harbaugh has once again ventured into the NFL, and 15 FBS teams have brought in at least 20 transfers. The Pac-12 has nearly vanished, while the Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC have expanded westward. The SEC has absorbed the Red River Rivalry, and we now have an exciting, true tournament to anticipate in just a few months.
Despite these sweeping changes, Week 1 of college football feels as familiar and thrilling as ever. The anticipation is palpable, whether you're tuning in from Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Georgia vs. Clemson showdown, watching Penn State take on West Virginia at Milan Puskar Stadium, or catching Boise State against Georgia Southern at Paulson Stadium. College football remains as exhilarating as always, with over 60% of Week 1 games featuring FBS vs. FCS matchups. Even though there are only three ranked-versus-ranked games this week, it doesn't take away from the excitement. This weekend is a feast for football fans.
The five-day extravaganza that is college football's Week 1 is still in full swing. While most of the games were played on Saturday, there's still NFL football today, with more games lined up for Sunday and Monday. Each of these games has teams that could potentially challenge for the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff.
The excitement continues with the final top-25 matchup of the Week 1 schedule: No. 12 LSU faces off against No. 23 USC in Las Vegas. Following that, No. 10 Florida State, which also kicked off the season in Week 0, will close out the Week 1 schedule with a Monday night game against ACC rival Boston College.
Wondering what football games are on today? The NFL schedule today features some must-watch NFL games today on TV. For those following the SEC football scores or curious about the NCAA football games today, the action is far from over. The NFL schedule Week 1 is packed, and whether you're checking the top 25 college football scores from yesterday or looking ahead at the football schedule, there's plenty of football on today to keep you entertained.
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