Southern Miss just kicked off against La Tech. It's the debut of Scotty Walden, who is the youngest (30) and lowest paid ($110,000) coach in the country. Covered this last week in @YahooSports  takeaways.

Miami develops an identity through three collective comebacks. The Baylor offense sputters at Tulsa and Cuse. La Tech's miracle. Jeff Hafley's Gatorade bath. Can Cincinnati (or UCF) crash the CFP? The Big 12's dive. All the @YahooSports  Takeaways:

Interesting observation by UC coach Luke Fickell: “I think I may have over-evaluated not having spring and not having fans. Our kids, I don’t think they were impacted by it at all. I was making a bigger deal of it than they did. I give them credit. Shows great maturity.”

Fickell said he was looking for body language and things on the sideline. He was surprised at how little impact no fans had. “They were more grateful to play and excited to play. I overanalyzed some of the things that may have been issues.”

You could see Manny Diaz’s mischievous smile under his mask after that 56-yard field goal rocketed through the uprights. Miami up 20-6 at Louisville.

Miami TE Brevin Jordan brings a bit of that ole Miami swagger. He not-so-subtly declared of Miami's offense: "Ya’ll have no clue. Ya’ll have no clue. This is just the beginning."

Why have the offenses at places like Tulsa and Syracuse gone up in smoke? “The tempo thing is really overrated. People are used to it, now. If you don’t have really elite players, just going fast anymore doesn’t cause the issues that it once did."