Saturday marks the first full slate of college football games in 2022, with all but one of the remaining top 25 teams playing.
Where to start? That would be No. 8 Michigan vs. Colorado State or No. 13 N.C. State at East Carolina, the first nationally televised games involving top-25 teams. Of course, the biggest games don't start until 3:30 p.m. when defending College Football Playoff champion Georgia, ranked No. 3, takes on No. 11 Oregon in Atlanta.
There's also College Football Playoff buster No. 23 Cincinnati at No. 19 Arkansas in that time slot, and No. 7 Utah at Florida at 7 p.m. Fans who want to watch the top-ranked team in the country — Alabama — will have to go to SEC Network as the Crimson Tide take on Utah State ahead of a blockbuster game vs. Texas in Week 2.
But the biggest game Saturday undoubtedly is the meeting of Midwest powers: No. 5 Notre Dame, headed by first-year coach Marcus Freeman, against his alma mater, No. 2 Ohio State.
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Even better: The top-25 action doesn't stop there. The fun will continue through Labor Day, with No. 4 Clemson taking on ACC opponent Georgia Tech on Monday night.
The Sporting News has you covered on how to watch all those games and more in Week 1:
College football scores, results for Week 1
Here's the full Week 1 schedule for top-25 college football team, with final scores and information on how to watch every game live.
Thursday, Sept. 1
| Final score |
|---|
| No. 12 Oklahoma State 58, Central Michigan 44 |
| No. 17 Pitt 38, West Virginia 31 |
| No. 22 Wake Forest 44, VMI 10 |
Friday, Sept. 2
| Final score |
|---|
| No. 15 Michigan State 35, Western Michigan 13 |
Saturday, Sept. 3
| Final score |
|---|
| No. 6 Texas A&M 31, Sam Houston 0 |
| No. 8 Michigan 51, Colorado State 7 |
| No. 13 N.C. State 21, East Carolina 20 |
| No. 3 Georgia 49, No. 11 Oregon 3 |
| No. 9 Oklahoma 45, UTEP 13 |
| No. 16 Miami 70, Bethune-Cookman 13 |
| No. 19 Arkansas 31, No. 23 Cincinnati 24 |
| No. 24 Houston 37, UTSA 35 (3OT) |
| No. 21 Ole Miss 28, Troy 10 |
| No. 25 BYU 50, South Florida 21 |
| No. 14 USC 66, Rice 14 |
| Florida 29, No. 7 Utah 26 |
| No. 10 Baylor 69, Albany 10 |
| No. 18 Wisconsin 38, Illinois State 0 |
| No. 20 Kentucky 37, Miami (Ohio) 13 |
| No. 1 Alabama 55, Utah State 0 |
| No. 2 Ohio State 21, No. 5 Notre Dame 10 |
Monday, Sept. 5
| Final score |
|---|
| No. 4 Clemson 41, Georgia Tech 10 |
Live updates, highlights from Week 1 top-25 games
All times Eastern.
10:44 p.m.: This ended up being the dagger for NOtre Dame:
10:33 p.m.: Florida seals it with a game-winning interception in the end zone!
9:07 p.m.: This Braelon Allen guy might be pretty good:
9:06 p.m.: Goal line stand from the Gators! They hold onto a slim 14-13 lead.
8:50 p.m.: Longest run of Bryce Young's career:
8:50 p.m.: Will Anderson: Still good.
8:11 p.m.: Stroud with touchdown No. 1 on the season:
8:05 p.m.: Extremely impressive, especially considering the running backs that have gone through Madison. ...
7:24 p.m.: Effortless for Baylor.
7:19 p.m.: USC laying it on a little now on Rice, now with a defensive touchdown:
6:19 p.m.: The first Caleb Williams-Jordan Addison touchdown of the year gives USC a 7-0 lead:
6:04 p.m.: Marcus Major with a big touchdown run to give Oklahoma a 42-10 score:
5:57 p.m.: Arkansas' Jadon Haselwood gives the Razorbacks a 21-7 lead over Cincinnati in the third quarter.
5:05 p.m.: Now a TD reception for McConkey to go with his rushing touchdown. Georgia goes into the locker room leading 28-3 at halftime.
4:55 p.m.: Business is still booming for Oklahoma.
4:40 p.m.: Oregon's Justin Flowe was looking at a targeting call after roughing Stetson Bennett. After video review, it's no targeting and Flowe stays in.
3:59 p.m.: Ladd McConkey hits the 9-yard touchdown against Oregon, the first score of the season for the defending national champions.
3:57 p.m.: KJ Jefferson: Still good.
3:50 p.m.: Devastating.
3:42 p.m.: Oklahoma, welcome to the Dillon Gabriel era:
3:36 p.m.: Oh no, ECU. ...
3:17 p.m.: OK ECU, we see you.