Boise State (1-0) headed South to take on Troy (0-1) the Trojans stuck around early trailing just 14-7 in the first quarter, but the Broncos dropped 21 unanswered in the second quarter to take a 35-7 lead into the half.
The Trojans had no answer for Brett Rypien who went 20-28 for 305 yards and four touchdowns. Deondre Douglas had a big day receiving for the Trojans as he had 102 yards on seven catches and a touchdown.
Boise St will take on UConn(0-1) who was demolished by UCF last week.
UC Davis 44-San Jose St 38The Aggies (1-0) were led by QB Jake Maier who threw for 446 yards and they carried a 35-21 lead into halftime.San Jose St (0-1) combined to to throw for 365 yards and three scores, but the Spartans were never able to overcome the first half. Their onside kick attempt with 1:24 left failed and UC Davis earned the first FCS over FBS win of the season.
Next week it's off to Washington St (1-0) and then a trip to Eugene, Oregon, to face the Ducks(1-0).
The Aztecs (0-1) led 9-7 going into halftime, but then Stanford (1-0) unleashed J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. The Cardinal receiver finished the game with 226 yards receiving and three touchdowns on just six catches.
San Diego St did hold Heisman candidate Bryce Love to 29 yards rushing performance to go with 18 yards receiving and no touchdowns. Juwan Washington had 158 yards on 24 carries and a touchdown to lead the Aztecs.
San Diego St will host Sacramento St (1-0) this week.
USC (1-0) got more than they bargained for from UNLV (0-1) who only trailed the Trojans 19-14 going into the half. It stayed that way through three quarters as both teams traded punts on their first two possessions of the second half.
Then a light switch kicked on as the first play of the fourth was a J.T. Daniels to Amon-Ra St. Brown connection for a 43-yard score. The Rebels followed with another punt and the Trojans added another touchdown.
USC would end up scoring on its final four possessions to stave off the upset minded Rebels. Lexington Thomas had 136 yards and a touchdown on the ground to lead the way for UNLV.
UNLV should get a chance to get in the win column as they draw UTEP (0-1) next. The Miners have dropped 13 straight after being blown out by FCS Northern Arizona.
Colorado (1-0) dropped the most points against their instate rival since 1996 and held K.J Carta-Samuels to just 176 yards after his 537 yard, 5 touchdown performance in Hawai'i. The Rams (0-2) amassed just 284 yards of total offense compared to the Buffaloes 596.
They don't get any relief this week as they welcome Arkansas (1-0) to Ft. Collins.
The Cougars pass defense held Josh Allen's replacement, Tyler Vander Waal, to just 67 yards in 20 attempts with one interception. The Cowboys (1-1) actually took a 16-13 lead into halftime, but Washington State (1-0) outscored them 28-3 in the second half. Nico Evans had 89 yards and a score to lead Wyoming on the ground.
Wyoming will travel to Missouri (1-0) next.
It was supposed to be a quick and easy day for Michigan St(1-0), but Utah St (0-1) came in with other ideas. The Aggies marched down the field on the first drive of the game and finished it off with a Jordan Love touchdown run. The Spartans responded with 13 unanswered, before the two teams traded touchdowns to bring it to 20-14 at the half.
Michigan St scored on the first drive of the second half and looked to be pulling away, but a field goal and a pick six Gaje Ferguson brought the Aggies to within three. Sparty added a field goal to push the lead to six, but Love drove the Aggies 75 yards for the go-ahead score with 5:05 left.
MSU came right back on a Connor Heyward 13-yard run, but missed the two point conversion to leave the game at 38-31.
Utah St was able to get down to the MSU 46, but Joe Bachie picked off Love to thwart the upset.
The Aggies will take on New Mexico St (0-2) who have dropped games already to Wyoming and Minnesota.
The Wolfpack (1-0) and Vikings (0-1) were deadlocked at 9-9 after the first quarter, but then the offensive fireworks kicked in for Nevada.
They dropped 21 in the second quarter and another 28 in the third quarter to build a very comfortable 58-19 lead going into the fourth. Ty Gangi threw for 342 yards and three touchdowns, while the Nevada backs scampered for four touchdowns and 216 yards. The 72 points were the third most scored this season.
They draw Vanderbilt (1-0) next.
Nevada dropped 72, Ohio State dropped 77, but Fresno St had the highest scoring output in Week 1 with 79 against Idaho (0-1).Offensively, it was all ground and pound with 239 yards rushing and seven touchdowns, three of those belonging to Jordan Mims.
The reason they could focus on the run so much is because of the big lead the defense set up after a sluggish 16-6 first quarter.
After Mims' second touchdown, Idaho (0-1) went to respond, but the Bulldogs blocked the field goal attempt and Jaron Bryant scooped and scored for a 74-yard touchdown. Anthoula Kelly followed with a 39-yard pick six and the Vandals final attempt for points in the first half was once again blocked and Bryant ran it back 71 yards for a 44-6 lead.
Fresno State heads east to take on Minnesota (1-0) on Saturday.
The Lobos (1-0) jumped out to a 28-7 lead over Incarnate Word (0-1) in the first quarter and never looked back. Tevaka Tuioti had four touchdowns and 327 yards passing while New Mexico ran for 319 yards and four rushing scores.
Things will get a little harder next week as they travel to Wisconsin (1-0).
333 yards rushing and four touchdowns aided the Falcons (1-0) to a big win over the Sea Wolves (0-1). The worst part for Air Force was having to wait through a lengthy delay due to weather. The defense added the other touchdown on a Kyle Johnson pick six.
Air Forces will face Lane Kiffin and the FAU Owls (0-1) who are coming off a punishing loss to Oklahoma.
It was a rough homecoming for Navy (0-1) coach Ken Niumatalolo, who watched the Rainbow Warriors (2-0) drop 38 in the first half. Cole McDonald has already thrown for 846 yards and nine touchdowns in his first two games for Hawai'i, with 428 yards and six touchdowns coming against the Midshipmen.
There's no doubt that the resurgence of the Rainbow Warriors run and shoot offense is one of the early surprises this season. They've already accumulated 102 points and should have no problem building on that as they face off against Rice (1-1).
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