Hula Bowl Top FBS Performers: The Top 5 Performers in Week 2

Welcome to our Week 2 Hula Bowl recap of college football’s top FBS performers. As the new season kicks off, we’re already seeing incredible displays of talent, determination, and athleticism across the field. From breathtaking touchdowns to game-changing defensive plays, Week 2 has delivered excitement and set the tone for what’s sure to be an unforgettable season. 

Today, we’re spotlighting the standout athletes who rose above the competition, making a significant impact in their games and catching the attention of fans and scouts alike. Get ready as we unveil the top FBS performers who dominated in Week 2 and set the stage for their teams’ early success.

Kyle McCord, QB, Syracuse – The Mount Laurel, New Jersey native has played amazing through two weeks. This week McCord led Cuse to a huge win over Georgia Tech throwing for 381 yards and 4 touchdowns. McCord has been amazing and is out to prove something.

Kyle Monangai, RB, Rutgers – Two weeks in a row the Rutgers back had a strong performance. Monangai returned for his senior year and he is dominating. He rumbled for 208 yards on 27 carries and scored 3 times against Akro. This kid is going to be special.

Ricky White III, WR, UNLV – The Marietta, Georgia wide out had a huge game. He tore it up hauling in 5 receptions for 111 yards and scoring three times. White III averaged 2.2 yards per reception against Utah Tech.

Mike Green, DE, Marshall – The 6’4, 250-pound edge rusher was a nightmare for Virginia Tech. Green had 5 total tackles and 2 sacks. Green is now up to 3.5 sacks on the season. He is a improving his stock quickly.

Nohl Williams, DB, California – California’s secondary has put numerous players in the NFL, and Nohl Williams looked like a beast against Auburn this week. He finished with 2 interceptions and two tackles. He is a playmaker in the secondary that has California winning!