The college football season is underway, and ESPN.com has everything covered with game previews and recaps, expert analysis and features. This week’s highlights:
Monday, September 2
Tuesday, September 3
- BMOC: Gene Wojciechowski weekly look at college football includes takes on Johnny Manziel, Bobby Petrino, Bret Bielema, Notre Dame-Michigan game, Jadeveon Clowney and more
- ESPN The Magazine Story of the Season: Ryan McGee on the impact moments of Week 1
- Heisman Watch
Blog highlights
- Nebraska’s defense is licking its wounds after being tossed around by Wyoming (Mitch Sherman)
- Oklahoma State’s running a new-look offense with J.W. Walsh at the helm. (Jake Trotter)
- Update on ND fan saved by Michigan fans after suffering a heart attack inside Michigan Stadium during the 2011 game
Wednesday, September 4
- A look inside the ACC’s weekend vs. the SEC (Heather Dinich)
- The only loss in Miami’s first national title run 30 years ago was to Florida – take a look back at the Gators-Canes series and first title run (Andrea Adelson)
Top 25 overview – quick look at all Top 25 games
Blog highlights
- How do so many Big Ten offenses try to run a pro-style when it’s clear they don’t have the personnel and talent? Based on the results, maybe a little imagination (read: spread) is in order. (Adam Rittenberg)
- The first real test for Mark Helfrich at Oregon is Saturday at Virginia (Ted Miller)
Thursday, September 5
- GameDay Kickoff – Rece Davis previews ND-Michigan and the rest of Week 2
Blog highlights
- Game predictions and what to watch
- OU unveiled a surprise 3-3-5 defense in Week 1. How will it fare against WVU?
- Texas A&M DC Mark Snyder is in a tough spot — his defense won’t be whole until Bama (Sam Kahn)
- How close is Mike Leach to turning Washington State around? (Ted Miller)
Friday, September 6
- Steve Spurrier may have gotten into Georgia’s head the way he did with Phil Fulmer and Tennessee (Chris Low)
Blog highlights
- Texas ended the Garrett Gilbert era two years ago, barely escaping with a 17-16 win against BYU, before turning the team over to McCoy and Ash. A look at the journey since then as they face BYU again. (Max Olson)