
The college football season is here. Every week, different news and notes will pop up, which will affect what happens on the field and off it. Here are the college football week 1 news and notes.
On Friday morning, the ACC voted to add Cal, Stanford and SMU to the conference starting in 2024-2025. This moves the number of schools to 18, with 17 competing in football.
Arizona State has self-imposed a bowl ban for the 2023 college football season for infractions that occurred under previous head coach Herm Edwards. It is Kenny Dillingham’s first season as head coach.
Utah starting quarterback Cam Rising and tight endBrant Kuithe are questionable for Thursday’s season opener against Florida.
Update: Rising is now projected to be out for the game. Bryson Barnes will start in his place.
After a quarterback battle this offseason, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day has announced that Kyle McCord will start at quarterback in week 1 against Indiana. McCord was star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.’s teammate in high school.
Jalen Milroe has been named Alabama’s starting quarterback according to ESPN’s Chris Low. He won the battle with Tyler Buchner, Ty Simpson and Dylan Lonergan.
North Carolina wide receiver Tez Walker is not expected to play for UNC in their week 1 game against South Carolina. He transferred from Kent State and was initially eligible to play this season before NCAA rule changes. The school is appealing the decision of him being ineligible, but the NCAA doesn’t have an answer for them ahead of their first game.
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