Top 10 Plays from Week One

The first week of college football never fails to deliver excitement, and this year was no exception. From game-changing touchdowns to jaw-dropping plays, here are some top 10 plays from week one:

1. Miami RB Mark Fletcher

Fletcher exhibited remarkable prowess against the Gators’ defense, maneuvering his way into the end zone with a one-yard leap for a touchdown, thereby increasing the Canes’ lead.

2. Alabama QB Jalen Milroe

Milroe executed and impressive 84-yard touchdown pass to the exceptional freshman Ryan Williams. While fans were aware of Milroe’s capability to run, they were eager to witness his passing skills in connection with Williams. This moment has generated considerable excitement among spectators since its occurrence.

3. USC Trojans WR Kyron Hudson

Hudson’s one-handed catch was a stunning display of his remarkable athleticism and  coordination. Such extraordinary receptions consistently serve highlights, captivating both the audience and commentators alike.

4. Notre Dame CB Christian Gray 

Gray delivered the decisive stop by deflecting the Aggies’ pass, effectively thrwarting any offensive efforts they attempted. This pivotal play ensured the victory for Notre Dame.

5. Robert Morris DB Rob Carter Jr.

While a one-handed catch by a receiver is thrilling, a one-handed interception is even more exhilarating. Carter demonstrated the significance of vertical leap in football by snatching the ball from the air.

6. Texas QB Arch Manning

Manning executed a trick to achieve his inaugural passing touchdown in college. The Manning family has long been associated with football excellence, but this particular play bore resemblance to QB Bryce Young’s adeptness in the pocket.

7. Kent State CB Naim Muhammad 

Muhammad made a rare and remarkable play by scoring a touchdown following his team’s own punt, showcasing his awareness and contributing to a forced fumble that secured Kent State’s second touchdown.

8.Pittsburgh RB Desmond Reid

Reid elevated the game with his exceptional speed and evasive maneuvers, establishing an early momentum for Pitt by scoring their second touchdown in the first quarter.

9. Western Michigan Kicker Palmer Domschke

The successful execution of a fake field goal invariably generates a sense of exhilaration, and Domschke undoubtedly ignited the enthusiasm of the Western Michigan audience by successfully reaching the end zone following the deception.

10. Colorado WR Travis Hunter

The versatile athlete consistently keeps both supporters and detractors alert. He adeptly employs his agility to outmaneuver defenders, culminating in an extraordinary touchdown reception that further increased Colorado’s advantage.