And now, five bonus Final Thoughts from Sunday’s college football tripleheader (which brings us to 25 for the weekend; read Saturday’s here). Why did the networks take this long to figure out they could show more than one game on Week 1 Sunday?Dabo Swinney, Clemson are the biggest losers from Week 1Manny Navarro1. In a very 2026 college football moment, ABC’s Louisville-Ole Miss broadcast began with reporter Katie George recounting Trinidad Chambliss’ courtroom fight last winter to receive an extra year of eligibility. After watching the ninth-ranked Rebels’ thrilling 41-38 win, I’d like to personally thank Mississippi Judge Robert Whitwell for giving us the chance to watch Chambliss again.The former Division II transfer picked up where he left off in last year’s College Football Playoff, throwing three long touchdowns where he led his receiver perfectly and running for another en route to 397 yards of offense. Ole Miss won despite prolific running back Kewan Lacy leaving with an injury in the third quarter.But if Sunday was an indication, Pete Golding’s team is going to struggle to get back to the CFP, even with a Heisman-caliber QB. After losing several of its best players to the portal (thanks, Lane Kiffin), Ole Miss’ defense looked slow and out of position for much of the second half, and could have very easily blown the game.2. Louisville coach Jeff Brohm’s new quarterback, Ohio State transfer Lincoln Kienholz, came into Sunday shrouded in mystery. The only time anyone had seen him play meaningful action was as a third-string freshman thrown to the wolves in the Buckeyes’ 2023 Cotton Bowl loss to Missouri. He didn’t start this one much better.