The opening week of the college football season has been marked by unusual disruptions, including a significant power outage that delayed Florida State's game against SMU and a marching band member suffering cardiac arrest in extreme heat during an Iowa game. These incidents highlight the challenges faced by teams and organizers as the season commences.
Further complicating the start of the season, Taylor High School has canceled its annual football game against Crescent City for the first time in 57 years due to a shortage of eligible players. Meanwhile, Texas coach Steve Sarkisian faces a critical early-season test as his team prepares to host No. 1 Ohio State, with expectations high for a signature win.
College Football Season Kicks Off with Power Outages, Heat Emergencies, and Canceled Games
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