Week 2 of the college football season was surprisingly eventful, both in terms of the number of important matchups and in the results of the actual games. Before we get to analyzing Clemson-Texas A&M and Texas-LSU, let's first dig into the lower tier of games, where seemingly every other contest went to overtime.
That discussion has to start with Army's double-overtime loss to Michigan. Despite some horrendous turnover luck -- Michigan lost fumbles on three of their first four drives, directly leading to Army's first 14 points -- Army was actually more efficient than the Wolverines, with a plus-2.