Welcome back. It may not be the flashiest of opening slates, but what Week 1 lacks in ranked matchups, it makes up for in breadth (and Lane Kiffin drama). Five straight days of games, running Thursday to Monday of Labor Day weekend. It’s the perfect way to bid adieu to summer.Here are the top 10 games of Week 1, starting with a few honorable mentions and counting down.Honorable Mention: Fresno State at No. 14 USC (Fri.), East Carolina at No. 13 Alabama, Miami (Ohio) at Pitt, Tulane at Duke, Western Michigan at No. 16 Michigan, Washington State at No. 17 Washington (Sun.)(All point spreads are courtesy BetMGM. All kickoff times are Eastern.)Which college football teams are under the most pressure?Chris Vannini10. Liberty at James Madison, noon Sat., ESPNUA Group of 6 banger. JMU is coming off 12 wins and a trip to the College Football Playoff, but with new head coach Billy Napier back in the Sun Belt to replace Bob Chesney, who left for UCLA. On the other side, Liberty is coming off its first losing season in eight years at the FBS level. The Flames and head coach Jamey Chadwell should be back to contending in Conference USA, led by transfer running backs Kam Davis (Florida State) and Kanye Udoh (Arizona State).Line: JMU -6.59. Baylor vs. Auburn, 3:30 p.m. Sat., ABCGood luck predicting this one. Baylor enters with a new quarterback in Florida transfer DJ Lagway and head coach Dave Aranda on the hot seat. Auburn comes in with a fresh coat of paint, led by new head coach Alex Golesh and a troupe of players from South Florida, including quarterback Byrum Brown. Bowl eligibility is attainable for both teams — and probably the bare minimum for Aranda to keep his job — and this game could ultimately tip that scale. Auburn won this matchup in Waco last season, but the Tigers opted for a neutral site in Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium to pad their roster budget.Line: Auburn -78. UCLA at Cal, 10:30 p.m. Sat., ESPNIt’s a battle of new head coaches and former Pac-12 foes. Chesney brings his CFP cred to the West Coast, where he’s reinvigorated UCLA football and retained Nico Iamaleava at quarterback. Iamaleava needs to be better in 2026 if the Bruins expect to go on the road as the favorites and beat a similarly optimistic Cal. The Golden Bears hired alum and Oregon defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi, who promptly locked down second-year stud QB Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele and signed one of the top transfer classes in the ACC.Line: UCLA -1.57. Colorado at Georgia Tech, 8 p.m. Thurs., ESPNA clash of 1990 national champions. It should be a telling season for Colorado and head coach Deion Sanders, who was recovering from bladder cancer much of last year while his team struggled to 3-9. Sanders overhauled the coaching staff and roster yet again, though JuJu Lewis returns at quarterback for year two. There’s no easing into the schedule against a physical Georgia Tech squad. QB Haynes King is gone — offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner, too — but Fernando’s little brother Alberto Mendoza transferred from Indiana, and expects to hand off quite a bit to Michigan transfer running back Justice Haynes.