One of the highlights of every week one is always the standalone game on Labor Day night, but unfortunately for Florida State fans, their Seminoles were the ones tasked with entertaining a football hungry public.The game itself was somewhat entertaining and had plenty of drama, but we will discuss that here in a bit.SEC TEAMS WENT 16-0 IN WEEK 1, IS THE CONFERENCE BACK ON TOP OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL WORLD?A general view from above of the Florida State Seminoles with fireworks going off as they run on to the field before the game against the Boston College Eagles at Doak Campbell Stadium on Bobby Bowden Field on Sept.24, 2022, in Tallahassee, Florida.
(Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)By now, everyone is aware of the power outage that took place at Doak Campbell Stadium on Monday night.If you were tuning in to watch Florida State take on SMU, you were likely greeted with a mostly dark stadium and a bunch of reporters sitting around a desk trying desperately to fill air time.MANY ARE MAKING THE ARGUMENT THAT JORDAN TRAVIS WAS THE GREATEST COLLEGE QB OF ALL TIME, AND THEY AREN'T WRONGThe broadcast crew for ESPN did an admirable job with what they were given, but make no mistake about it, this was a national embarrassment for a program that has been full of them these past 24 months.Unfortunately, the power failure wasn't even the worst part of last night's "Debacle at Doak."FROM FSU TO DAN MULLEN, HERE ARE THREE 'OVERREACTIONS' FROM WEEK ZERO OF THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASONSure, it was fun for fans of every other team to sit back on their couches, pointing and laughing at FSU's incompetence with regard to paying their electric bill, but once the game started, it was a lot closer than anyone was willing to predict in the lead up.And a close game late into the fourth quarter is precisely what Noles fans DID NOT want to happen.To be clear, SMU dominated this game.Florida State lines up for an extra point against SMU during the first half at Doak S.Campbell Stadium on Bobby Bowden...