College football winners, losers in Week 1: Is this the year of the WR? New-look Oklahoma State falls flat

After a long offseason filled with lawsuits and nonsense, Week 1 offered an oasis of football. No ranked matchups have taken place yet, but early impressions of several teams are quickly shifting.

UMass provided one of the biggest upsets of the past few seasons, picking up the program's first win over a Power Four opponent. The stars were also out and about, putting up big numbers and swinging games.

And still, there's plenty of football left to play. No. 11 LSU prepares for its season opener against Clemson after a lightning delay. UCLA and California will play a heated rivalry game, and several other SEC programs are making their season debuts.

Here are the biggest winners and losers of Week 1 heading into primetime.

Could this be the year of the wide receiver in college football? If Week 1 is any indication, we're in for a special run. Miami sophomore Malachi Toney got things started on Friday night with a school record 229 yards to go with 11 catches and three touchdowns in a 42-6 win over Stanford. Not to be outdone, consensus WR1 Jeremiah Smith was otherworldly, posting eight catches for 151 yards and two touchdowns — all in…

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