Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan announced on Saturday the birth of his first child, a daughter, sharing photos along with the news. Posting on Instagram and X, the 26-year-old expressed his gratitude, saying he was “grateful beyond words for this blessing” and asked fans to keep his family in their prayers.

Shadab married the daughter of former Pakistan spin legend Saqlain Mushtaq in 2023.

His announcement quickly garnered thousands of likes and congratulatory messages across social media.

Shadab, an integral part of Pakistan’s white-ball cricket setup since his debut in 2017, is considered one of the leading leg-spinners in modern cricket.

In addition to his bowling, he has proven to be a reliable lower-order batsman, making him a key all-rounder for the national team.

While he has represented Pakistan in all three formats, Shadab has achieved his greatest success in limited-overs cricket.

In addition to international cricket, Shadab also captains Islamabad United in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), where he is among the league’s top performers.

Fans of college football’s recent history knew that the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets‘ Week 1 matchup against the Colorado Buffaloes wasn’t just a Friday night showdown between Power 4 foes — it was also a rekindling of a unique chapter in the sport’s history.

Colorado and Georgia Tech split the 1990 national championship — an arrangement neither team is particularly pleased with to this day. So it was only natural that when the Yellow Jackets won the first-ever head-to-head matchup between the two teams, they referenced their shared history.

The 1990 National Championship program won tonight 🏆👑#StingEm🐝

— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) August 30, 2025

It doesn’t take a discerning eye to notice the lack of “co-” in front of that national championship boast.

Georgia Tech wasn’t the only team to get in a jab at its opponent after a season-opening win. Here are the best trolls from Week 1 around the college football world.

USF 34, Boise State 7

The South Florida Bulls delivered one of the first major upsets of the 2025 college football season on Thursday, scoring 34 consecutive points to bury the No. 25 Boise State Broncos at Raymond James Stadium. Quarterback Byrum Brown threw for 210 yards and rushed for 43 more (with two scores) in the win.

After the game, South Florida referenced the Broncos’ nickname and long return trip to Boise, Idaho, with a graphic showing the school’s Rocky the Bull mascot posing next to a trailer of horses graffiti-tagged “back to Boise.”

LOAD ‘EM UP & SEND ‘EM PACKING!!!#ComeToTheBay | #StayInTheBay pic.twitter.com/k0G8adYQLR

— USF Football (@USFFootball) August 29, 2025

Tennessee 45, Syracuse 26

In a neutral-site meeting of two schools with similar color schemes, it was the No. 24 Tennessee Volunteers who came out on top over the Syracuse Orange. Tennessee raced out to a 17-0 first quarter lead early in the game and never looked back, with new Volunteers quarterback Joey Aguilar finishing the day with 247 passing yards and a trio of touchdowns.

Following the win, Tennessee seemingly took a shot at Syracuse’s citrus-tinted mascot, referencing the popular cocktail orange crush.

orange crush. pic.twitter.com/RCTPfJdC2A

— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) August 30, 2025

UConn 59, Central Connecticut State 13

Central Connecticut State struck first in an intra-Nutmeg State Week 1 clash, but it was all UConn Huskies afterward. Thanks to 638 total yards of offense, UConn turned an early 7-0 Blue Devils lead into a 59-13 final score.

Once the rout was complete, the Huskies kept things simple with their postgame troll, bidding their in-state foe farewell with a play on Central Connecticut State’s CCSU initials.

CC See U later! 👋 pic.twitter.com/4MuK0xMqNo

— UConn Football (@UConnFootball) August 30, 2025

Florida State 31, Alabama 17

The Florida State Seminoles may have already set back the No. 8 Alabama Crimson Tide‘s title hopes with a stunning upset in Week 1. FSU dominated on the ground, with 230 total rushing yards and four touchdowns, while their defense held Alabama to just 328 yards of total offense in a 31-17 win. Florida State offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, who defeated Alabama three times while head coach of the Auburn Tigers (twice when they were No. 1 and once when they were No. 5) got in a dig at the Crimson Tide postgame.

Felt like old times tonight!! 🍢

— Coach Gus Malzahn (@CoachGusMalzahn) August 30, 2025

LSU 17, Clemson 10

Both the LSU Tigers and Clemson Tigers lay claim to the nickname “Death Valley” for their respective stadiums. No. 9 LSU traveled to No. 4 Clemson’s version of Death Valley for the highest-ranked matchup in Week 1, and came out with a 17-10 victory behind Garrett Nussmeier‘s 230 yards passing with a touchdown.

After the game, LSU made sure to let Clemson know that they were now the proud owners of both Death Valleys.

Battle Won

Conquered THAT Death Valley pic.twitter.com/7ei129Upzl

— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) August 31, 2025

Another top-10 bout on Saturday night was a defensive showing, but this time, it was the road team getting it done, as No. 9 LSU earned a 17-10 victory over No. 4 Clemson in South Carolina.

Offense did not come easily in this one, as there were four punts, a fumble, and two field goals on the first seven drives. Late in the second half, Clemson found a groove and went on a 13-play drive that ended in the game’s first touchdown. LSU answered back with a healthy drive of their own, but they lost a fumble on 4th and 2 from inside the red zone just before the half ended.

Clemson missed a field goal on their first drive out of the half, and LSU responded with a touchdown to tie things up at 10. Momentum seemed to be in LSU’s hands, as they picked off Cade Klubnik and Garrett Nussmeier found Zavion Thomas for a score. 

However, Thomas did not maintain control through the catch, and it was ruled incomplete. Almost immediately, Damian Ramos pull-hooked a 46-yard field goal attempt.

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But LSU forced a three-and-out, and they took advantage with a touchdown drive that ended in Nussmeier finding Trey’Dez Green for the lead score with 12:18 left in the game.

Clemson’s offense continued to stall, as they turned the ball over on downs with roughly nine minutes to go, but had another chance with 4:26 to go. However, each of Klubnik’s first two passes fell incomplete, and a false start backed them up even more, forcing them to punt. 

The Clemson defense forced a three-and-out, giving Clemson one more shot with 1:46 to go at their own 43 and a timeout.

FLORIDA STATE STUNS ALABAMA TO BRING CRIMSON TIDE’S SEASON-OPENER WIN STREAK TO ABRUPT END

Garrett Nussmeier #18 celebrates with Caden Durham #29 of the LSU Tigers after scoring a touchdown during the third quarter against the Clemson Tigers on Aug. 30, 2025 at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina.  (Kristen Young/LSU/University Images via Getty Images)

They quickly got inside the red zone, but on 4th and 4, LSU forced Klubnik to shorten his throw on a rollout, preserving their 17-10 victory.

Nussmeier impressed to begin his second year as a starter, completing 28 of his 38 passes for 230 yards. 

Klubnik went 19-for-38 for 230 yards, and their rushing was non-existent. Lead rusher Adam Randall tallied only 16 yards on five carries, albeit one of them being a touchdown.

Garrett Nussmeier #18 of the LSU Tigers celebrates after scoring a touchdow in the fourth quarter against the Clemson Tigers on Aug. 30, 2025 at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina.  (Kristen Young/LSU/University Images via Getty Images)

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Clemson will look to get back on track next Saturday against Troy, and LSU will get a warm welcome in Baton Rouge when they host Louisiana Tech.