College football is back. Who's the team to watch in Thursday NCAAF action?
Welcome to Week 1 of the 2023 college football season. Last week, several teams started their season with Week 0 contests, including No. 6 USC demolishing San Jose State, 56-28. Thirteenth-ranked Notre Dame traveled to Ireland and blasted Navy, 42-3.
We'll get into the games, how to watch and betting information for Thursday's games to kick off the season.
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