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CFB Week 0 winners, losers: Fourth-down decisions loom large in ranked Big 12 showdown

CFB Week 0 winners, losers: Fourth-down decisions loom large in ranked Big 12 showdown

The 2025 college football regular season kicked off on Saturday, headlined by a ranked Big 12 matchup across the pond in Ireland. With Week 0 in the books, here are our winners and losers from the first weekend of the college football season. Arguably, two fourth-down decisions were the most consequential in Associated Press No. 22 Iowa State Cyclones’ 24-21 win over Big 12 rival No. 17 Kansas State Wildcats. Let’s start with the good. With 2:26 remaining in the fourth and facing a fourth-and-3 from Kansas State’s 16-yard line, Iowa State head coach Matt Campbell elected to keep his offense on the field instead of kicking a field goal and taking a six-point lead. The decision was correct on multiple fronts. By settling for a field-goal attempt, Campbell would have given Kansas State, which had no timeouts, over two minutes to score a possible winning touchdown. The risk of failing to convert was offset by allowing Kansas State the ability to extend the game with a field goal as opposed to needing a touchdownRead More


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