The odd, strange and curious of college football’s Week 0 -- from Ireland to Hawaii

After Kansas State’s 24-21 football loss to Iowa State Saturday in Dublin, the father and brother of K-State quarterback Avery Johnson were none too happy Saturday night.

So they fought each other.

I was in Ireland for a week about a decade ago, and didn’t see anyone fighting. My driving on the left side of the road may have been erratic enough to be a crime, but that;’s irrelevant.

Congratulations to Iowa State, by the way, on its new No. 1 ranking following its 24-21 win over K-State.

In Honolulu, all other college football players got an early-season lesson to keep in mind: Never do a Tik Tok dance on the field during a game.

When an Atlantic Coast Conference team travels to the central Pacific, rational thinking goes out the window.

Meanwhile, Sam Houston was left holding the bag in its 41-24 loss at Western Kentucky.

This is the natural evolution of turnover props in the NIL age.

Here’s a nifty interception by Kansas in its 31-7 win over Fresno State:

After the game, Fresno State Coach said “I know we can play better football.” So there’s that.

College football isn’t the same in every city with a team. Take Las Vegas.

UNLV won, 38-31. Not everyone thought it was a great triumph for the Runnin’ Rebels.

Back to Dublin to wrap this up:

Finally, Addie is 1-0!