College Football Scores - Week 1 NCAA Football Results

College football is back, and the first weekend of the 2010 NCAA football season is officially in the books. NCAA powerhouse teams continued to do well as all of the Top 20 teams won their games today, except for No. 18 UNC who was beaten 30-24 by LSU (who was ranked No. 21 so it was hardly a huge upset). The trend today was a continuation from Thursday where three out of four ranked teams won..

NCAA Football Scores for Thursday, Sept. 2

Florida A&M 0
(13) Miami (FL) 52

Marshall 7
(2) Ohio State 45

(15) Pittsburgh 24
Utah 27

(14) USC 49
Hawaii 26

NCAA Football Scores for Saturday, Sept. 4

Samford 6
(20) Florida St 59

Youngstown St. 14
(19) Penn St 44

Miami (OH) 12
(4) Florida 34

E Illinois 7
(9) Iowa 37

LA Lafayette 7
(23) Georgia 55

S.C. St 10
(16) GA Tech 41

Coastal Carolina 0
(25) W Virginia 31

(5) Texas 34
Rice 17

New Mexico 0
(11) Oregon 72

Utah St 24
(7) Oklahoma 31

W Kentucky 10
(8) Nebraska 49

Arkansas St 26
(22) Auburn 52

Tenn Tech 3
(17) Arkansas 44

San Jose St 3
(1) Alabama 48

(24) Oregon St 21
(6) TCU 30

(21) LSU 30
(18) UNC 24

(12) Wisconsin 41
UNLV 21

The first week of the 2010 college football season played out surprisingly true to form as there were many mismatches on the schedule. You can make the case for calling either LSU's win over UNC today or Utah's overtime win over No. 15 ranked Pitt on Thursday an upset, but otherwise the expected favorites all won, and in most cases dominated.

Defending champion and No.1 ranked Alabama crushed San Jose State 48-3 and made it look easy. No. 2 Ohio State dominated Marshall 45-7, and No. 4 Florida, No. 5 Texas, No. 6 TCU, and No. 7 Oklahoma all won, although none of them in particularly impressive fashion. No. 8 Nebraska easily defeated western Kentucky 49-10, No. 9 Iowa manhandled Eastern Illinois 37-7, and No. 11 Oregon looked very strong in their 72-0 demolition of New Mexico.

There is a special Monday night college football game this week, and it looks like a great match up as No. 3 Boise State travels to Fed-Ex Field in Landover, Maryland to take on No. 10 Virginia Tech. Both of these teams have legitimate BCS bowl aspirations and somebody's chances will be knocked down a notch after Monday night as something has to give. With two teams of this caliber you have to expect turnovers to be the difference in the game.

Sources
Rivals.com
Nicolino Dibendetto; Boise State - Virginia Tech Preview; Rivals.com