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Pinstripe Bowl Preview: Miami v Wisconsin: Time, TV channel, Stream

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NEW YORK — Miami and Wisconsin will clash in the 2018 New Era Pinstripe Bowl here at Yankee Stadium in New York and both teams enter this season closure confident about winning.

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Kick-off time for this battle in the Bronx is set for 5:15 p.m. ET and the game is on ESPN. WatchESPN will also provide live streaming coverage. The game will be aired live at 5:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, 560 WQAM and 990AM ESPN Deportes. LISTEN |LIVE STATS

The Hurricanes (7-5) and Badgers (7-5) are meeting in a Bowl game for the second successive season, following their collision in the 2017 Capitol One Orange Bowl.

Wisconsin beat Miami 34-24 in that contest, but Canes head coach Mark Richt thinks his team is in a better position for this year’s rematch.

“It’s time to get ready, no doubt,” said Richt, who revealed that his team has had some pretty good practice days this week.

“The weather has been as good as we could hope for. The guys know we have a big task ahead of us,” he added.

Richt noted when accepting the bid: “We are looking forward to playing Wisconsin. They had a terrific season and I know we have a tremendous challenge ahead of us.”

Hoping To Finish On A High

Both teams starting the season in the Top 10, with the Badgers ranked as high as No. 4, but slipped outside the Top 25 to end an injury-plagued season for each program.

“It’s going to be nice to get them again from what happened last year, but it’s just another opportunity to come out and do what we need to do,” said Canes junior running back Travis Homer.

Meanwhile, coach Richt has revealed that senior Malik Rosier will start at quarterback at Miami in this bowl game, while Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst announced that sophomore Jack Coan will start as the QB for his side.

Elsewhere, both Miami and Wisconsin will enter this clash without key defenders.

For the Hurricanes, All-America defensive tackle Gerald Willis is out with a hand injury, while the Badgers will be without linebacker Ryan Connelly, who is out after undergoing surgery for an unspecified injury.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Miami Hurricanes have a 55.5 percent chance of beating the Wisconsin Badgers on Thursday evening.

College Football Bowl Schedule, WatchESPN Stream on Dec. 15

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MIAMI, FL – College football bowl schedule kicks-off on Saturday (15) and the following are the live television channels, live streaming information and starting times for each game.

Five bowl games are listed on the schedule for this weekend, including the battle for the Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl between No. 21 Fresno State and Arizona State at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, NV.

Live coverage of this game will be on ABC and streaming live on WatchESPN.com, with the game time set for 3:30 PM ET.

The Bulldogs (11-2) enter the game on a three-game winning streak and are hoping to close out the season with another victory.

In addition, Fresno State, which is the Mountain West Conference champion, is seeking to wrap up the program’s first-ever 12-win season.

The Sun Devils (7-5), meanwhile, are in back-to-back will be aiming to use the entertaining 41-40 victory over rival Arizona in their last outing as inspiration to win their first bowl game since beating Duke in the Hyundai Sun Bowl in 2014.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, Fresno State has a 58.6 percent chance of beating Arizona State, which will be without star junior receiver, N’Keal Harry, who has decided to sit this game out in order to concentrate on the NFL draft.

In other games on the college football bowl schedule on Saturday, Tulane and Louisiana will meet at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, FL, in the Cure Bowl at 1:30 PM, while Utah State and North Texas will battle for the Progressive New Mexico Bowl live on ESPN and WatchESPN.com, starting at 2:00 PM.

Elsewhere, Eastern Michigan faces Georgia Southern in what is expected to be close battle for the Camellia Bowl, starting at 5:30 PM and live on ESPN and WatchESPN.com, while Appalachian State and Middle Tennessee are aiming to win the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.

Game time for the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl is scheduled for 9:00 pm with the action from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome broadcasting on ESPN and streaming live on WatchESPN.com.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWL SCHEDULE, LIVE TV CHANNELS AND STREAMING
Saturday, Dec 15, 2018

What: Air Force Reserve Celebration Bowl
Who: North Carolina A&T vs. Alcorn State
Where: Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta, GA
When, Live Stream, TV: 12:00pm ET | ABC, WatchESPN.com

What: AutoNation Cure Bowl
Who: Tulane vs. Louisiana
Where: Camping World Stadium Orlando, FL
When, Live Stream, TV: 1:30pm ET | CBSSN

What: New Mexico Bowl
Who: North Texas vs. Utah State
Where: Dreamstyle Stadium Albuquerque, NM
When, Live Stream, TV: 2:00pm ET | ESPN, WatchESPN.com

What: Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl
Who: Arizona State vs. 21 Fresno State
Where: Sam Boyd Stadium Las Vegas, NV
When, Live Stream, TV: 3:30pm ET | ESPN, WatchESPN.com

What: Raycom Media Camellia Bowl
Who: Georgia Southern vs. Eastern Michigan
Where: Cramton Bowl Montgomery, AL
When, Live Stream, TV: 5:30pm ET | ESPN, WatchESPN.com

What: R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
Who: Middle Tennessee vs. Appalachian State
Where: Mercedes-Benz Superdome New Orleans, LA
When, Live Stream, TV: 9:00pm ET | ESPN, WatchESPN.com

College Football Week 11 Schedule, Must Watch Games: No. 10

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MIAMI, FL – College football Week 11 schedule, game times, television and live streaming coverage for the Saturday, November 10. You don’t want to miss any of the action this weekend, regardless of the matchup.

The hunt for College Football Playoff places will again be on the line when this weekend’s set of fixtures go off. Watch live streaming and television action on WatchESPN, ESPN3, ESPN2, ESPN, Fox Sports 1, SEC Network, Big Ten Network and more.

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Alabama Crimson Tide Football 2018

No. 2 Clemson, No. 10 Ohio State and No. 5 Georgia are the among the high-profile teams that simply cannot afford to lose this weekend, as it could very well damage their respective chances of making the Top 4.

At the Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, the Buckeyes (8-1, 5-1 Big Ten) will play No. 18 Michigan State (6-3, 4-2 Big Ten).

A victory for Ohio State would keep them in the College Football Playoff hunt, although Urban Meyer’s team currently trail Michigan by one game in the Big Ten East standings. Defeat will more than likely diminish the Buckeyes’ chances of making the Top 4.

College Football Week 10 Schedule, TV Channels – Nov. 3

ESPN’s Football Power Index in giving the travelers a 60 percent chance of beating Michigan State, which won two straight.

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Clemson Tigers football team in action. College football

Meanwhile, No. 2 Clemson (9-0, 6-0 ACC) will travel to Chestnut Hill to face-off with No. 17 Boston College (7-2, 4-1 ACC) at Alumni Stadium.

The Tigers are undefeated this season, although not playing at their best every week, but should be able to tick another box at the end of this weekend.

Clemson comes in with an 89 percent chance of winning its 10th straight game this season, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index, but the Eagles are expected to present a challenge at home.

Meanwhile, No. 5 Georgia is back in the College Football Playoff conversations after rebounding from the defeat to LSU almost a month ago.

Back-to-back wins over No. 9 ranked teams have helped the Bulldogs (8-1, 6-1 SEC) climb up the rankings, but Saturday’s game against No. 24 Auburn at Sanford Stadium in Athens, could present a test.

Georgia certainly cannot afford to lose at home Auburn, as a second loss would rationally eliminate them from the playoff.

Elsewhere on Saturday, No. 1 Alabama (9-0, 6-0 SEC) takes on No. 16 Mississippi State (6-3, 2-3 SEC) at home, No. 3 Notre Dame (9-0) hosts the underachieving Florida State (4-5), No. 4 Michigan (8-1, 6-0 Big Ten) hosts Rutgers (1-8, 0-6 Big Ten) at HighPoint.com Stadium Piscataway, while No. 6 Oklahoma (8-1, 5-1 Big 12) and Kyler Murray will entertain in-state rival Oklahoma State in Norman.

Saturday, November 10
Matchup Time (ET) TV and Live Streaming

TCU at No. 9 West Virginia 12:00pm FS1/FoxSportsGo.com
No. 10 Ohio State at No. 18 Michigan State 12:00pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
Navy at No. 12 UCF 12:00pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
South Carolina at No. 15 Florida 12:00pm ESPN/WatchESPN
Wisconsin at No. 20 Penn State 12:00pm ABC/WatchESPN
Tulsa at Memphis 12:00pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
Ole Miss at Texas A&M 12:00pm CBS
Illinois at Nebraska 12:00pm BTN
Kansas at Kansas State 12:00pm FSN/FoxSportsGo.com
Lafayette at Army 12:00pm CBSSN
Maryland at Indiana 12:00pm BTN
Akron at Eastern Michigan 12:00pm ESPN3
BYU at UMass 12:00pm ES/NESN
SMU at UConn 12:00pm ESPN3
Vanderbilt at Missouri 12:00pm SECN/WatchESPN
North Carolina at Duke 12:20pm Raycom Sports
Troy at Georgia Southern 1:00pm ESPN+
UCLA at Arizona State 2:00pm Pac-12N
Charlotte at Marshall 2:30pm ESPN+
Bowling Green at Central Michigan 3:00pm ESPN+
Liberty at Virginia 3:00pm RSN/ESPN3
Middle Tennessee at UTEP 3:00pm ESPN+
No. 16 Mississippi State at No. 1 Alabama 3:30pm CBS
No. 4 Michigan at Rutgers 3:30pm BTN
Oklahoma State at No. 6 Oklahoma 3:30pm ABC/WatchESPN
No. 8 Washington State at Colorado 3:30pm ESPN/WatchESPN
No. 11 Kentucky at Tennessee 3:30pm SECN/WatchESPN
Northwestern at No. 21 Iowa 3:30pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
Baylor at No. 22 Iowa State 3:30pm FS1/FoxSportsGo.com
New Mexico at Air Force 3:30pm CBSSN
North Texas at Old Dominion 3:30pm ESPN3
Purdue at Minnesota 3:30pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
Virginia Tech at Pitt 3:30pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
Appalachian State at Texas State 4:00pm ESPN3
East Carolina at Tulane 4:00pm ESPNews/WatchESPN
San Jose State at Utah State 4:00pm Facebook
Arkansas State at Coastal Carolina 5:00pm ESPN+
Georgia State at Louisiana 5:00pm ESPN+
ULM at South Alabama 5:00pm ESPN+
WKU at Florida Atlantic 5:00pm Facebook
Oregon at Utah 5:30pm Pac-12N
No. 24 Auburn at No. 5 Georgia 7:00pm ESPN/WatchESPN
FIU at UTSA 7:00pm ESPN+
Miami (FL) at Georgia Tech 7:00pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
Rice at LA Tech 7:00pm ESPN+
Temple at Houston 7:00pm CBSSN
USF at Cincinnati 7:00pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
Florida State at No. 3 Notre Dame 7:30pm NBC/NBCSports.com
No. 7 LSU at Arkansas 7:30pm SECN/WatchESPN
No. 19 Texas at Texas Tech 7:30pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
Southern Miss at UAB 7:30pm beIN SPORTS
No. 2 Clemson at No. 17 Boston College 8:00pm ABC/WatchESPN
Oregon State at Stanford 9:00pm Pac-12N
Colorado State at Nevada 10:30pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
UNLV at San Diego State 10:30pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
California at USC 10:30pm ESPN/WatchESPN

College Football Week 10 Schedule, TV Channels – Nov. 3

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MIAMI, FL — There have been some busy weekends already in the current college football campaign but none will be more interesting than Week 10.

College Football Rankings For Week 8: Oct. 15

By far, the most anticipated game on the college football Week 10 schedule is the SEC clash between No. 1 Alabama and No. 3 LSU at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.

Live coverage of this game is set for 8 p.m., ET and it is on CBS.

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Ed Orgeron Press Conference – LSU Football

According to ESPN Stats and Information, this is the fifth top-five clash between these two teams. It is also the seventh time in the past 10 meetings that they have played as top-10 teams.

A victory over the Tigers on the road this weekend would see the Crimson Tide clinching the SEC West title.

No. 1 Alabama Crushes Louisiana-Lafayette, 56-14 For 5th Win

Meanwhile, No. 5 Michigan travels to No. 14 Penn State for another key battle that could affect the next College Football Player Rankings. Game time for this one is set for 3:45 p.m. ET and ESPN will provide the live television broadcast.

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WatchESPN will also have live streaming coverage of this game.

In other Ranked vs. Ranked matchups, No. 6 Georgia is at No. 11 Kentucky and No. 12 West Virginia plays at No. 15 Texas.

Also, keep your eye on ABC and WatchESPN when No. 7 Oklahoma goes to Texas Tech for a tricky Big 12 battle at 8 p.m.

College Football Week 10 Schedule
Live Streaming, Television and Game Times

Saturday, November 3
Matchup Time (ET)
Louisville at No. 2 Clemson 12:00pm ABC/WatchESPN
Nebraska at No. 10 Ohio State 12:00pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
No. 19 Syracuse at Wake Forest 12:00pm ESPN3
No. 20 Texas A&M at Auburn 12:00pm ESPN/WatchESPN
No. 24 Iowa State at Kansas 12:00pm FSN/FoxSportsGo.com
Air Force at Army 12:00pm CBSSN
Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan 12:00pm ESPN3
Memphis at East Carolina 12:00pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
Michigan State at Maryland 12:00pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
Nebraska at No. 10 Ohio State 12:00pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
Oklahoma State at Baylor 12:00pm FS1/FoxSportsGo.com
Rutgers at Wisconsin 12:00pm BTN
South Carolina at Ole Miss 12:00pm SECN/WatchESPN
Georgia Tech at North Carolina 12:15pm Raycom Sports
San Jose State at Wyoming 2:00pm ATTSN
Texas State at Georgia State 2:00pm ESPN+
Georgia Southern at ULM 3:00pm ESPN3
Marshall at Southern Miss 3:00pm Facebook
South Alabama at Arkansas State 3:00pm ESPN+
No. 6 Georgia at No. 9 Kentucky 3:30pm CBS
No. 13 West Virginia at No. 17 Texas 3:30pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
No. 16 Iowa at Purdue 3:30pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
Florida State at 21 NC State 3:30pm ABC/WatchESPN
Kansas State at TCU 3:30pm FS1/FoxSportsGo.com
Liberty at UMass 3:30pm 11 Sports / NESN / WZBJ-24
Louisiana at Troy 3:30pm ESPN+
Minnesota at Illinois 3:30pm BTN
Navy at Cincinnati 3:30pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
Tulane at USF 3:30pm CBSSN
UTEP at Rice 3:30pm ESPN3
No. 14 Penn State at No. 5 Michigan 3:45pm ESPN/WatchESPN
No. 22 Boston College at Virginia Tech 3:45pm Raycom Sports
Missouri at No. 11 Florida 4:00pm SECN/WatchESPN
No. 15 Utah at Arizona State 4:00pm Pac-12N
Alcorn State at New Mexico State 4:00pm AggieVision
Charlotte at Tennessee 4:00pm SECN/WatchESPN
Appalachian State at Coastal Carolina 5:00pm ESPN+
Duke at Miami (FL) 7:00pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
Houston at SMU 7:00pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
UConn at Tulsa 7:00pm CBSSN
No. 3 Notre Dame at Northwestern 7:15pm ESPN/WatchESPN
LA Tech at No. 18 Mississippi State 7:30pm SECN/WatchESPN
UCLA at Oregon 7:30pm FOX/FoxSportsGo.com
UTSA at UAB 7:30pm beIN SPORTS
Florida Atlantic at FIU 7:30pm Stadium
No. 1 Alabama at No. 4 LSU 8:00pm CBS
No. 7 Oklahoma at Texas Tech 8:00pm ABC/WatchESPN
Stanford at Washington 9:00pm Pac-12N
USC at Oregon State 10:00pm FS1/FoxSportsGo.com
BYU at Boise State 10:15pm ESPN2/WatchESPN
San Diego State at New Mexico 10:15pm ESPNU/WatchESPN
No. 23 Fresno State at UNLV 10:30pm CBSSN
California at No. 8 Washington State 10:45pm ESPN/WatchESPN
Utah State at Hawaii 11:59pm

No. 13 LSU v No. 2 Georgia Live Updates, Stream, Scores

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BATON ROUGE, LA — No. 2 Georgia and No. 13 LSU will battle in a key SEC clash at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge and you can follow live stream on the SEC Network. Follow Radio Audio Live Streaming. Other Live Streaming Options: Live Video | Live Stats.

Kick-off time for this game is 3:30 pm ET and CBS will provide the live national television coverage.

Week 7 College Football Schedule, Streams, TV Channels: Oct. 13

The neutrals have been talking up this game all week, expecting this to be a very close contest, given the talent that is spread out across both these rosters, but ESPN’s Football Power Index is backing Georgia to win easily and stay undefeated on the season.

The Bulldogs (5-0) have won all five games thus far this season, while the LSU (5-1) is coming off a frustrating 27-19 defeat at Florida last weekend.

The last time these two teams played was five years ago when Georgia won the game 44-41.

Georgia currently leads the SEC East standings over Florida and Kentucky, while LSU is looking up at the immortal defending champion Alabama in the SEC West standings.

Georgia looks as good as it did last season and has its eyes well set on the prize that skipped them last season after losing to the Crimson Tide in the College Football Playoffs championship game.

Despite losing for the first time last week, LSU remains confident and will be buzzing to restore itself in the SEC title race with a victory.

College Football Schedule, Stream On Week 6: Oct. 6

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MIAMI, FL – Complete schedule, TV channels, game times and live streaming coverage for the college football games taking place in Week 6 on Saturday, Oct. 6.

No. 1 Alabama will be hoping to continue its undefeated run stretch when the defending national champion takes on Arkansas live on ESPN. Live streaming coverage of this game is also available on WatchESPN.

The Crimson Tide are averaging a country leading 54.2 points per game, while star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has already thrown for 14 touchdowns this season.

RANKED vs. RANKED

Week 6 in college football will see three ranked vs. ranked clashes.

A Big 12 rivalry game is set for Dallas, Texas, where No. 7 Oklahoma and No. 19 Texas.

Saturday’s clash is the first time the Longhorns and Sooners will be clashing in the Red River Rivalry when both teams are ranked, since 2012.

Meanwhile, No. 5 LSU travels to No. 22 Florida in another ranked vs. ranked battle in Week 6. The Gators, who starting to look much better, will be the third ranked opponent already for the Tigers.

The third ranked vs. ranked encounter sees on this fixture has No. 6 Notre Dame going to No. 24 Virginia Tech. This is the first trip to Blacksburg, Virginia, for the Fighting Irish.

Elsewhere, No. 2 Georgia entertains Vanderbilt, No. 3 Ohio State hosts Indiana and No. 4 Clemson plays at Wake Forest.

College Football Week 6: TV Channels, Live Stream and Game Times

No. 1 Alabama at Arkansas 12:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Kansas at 9 West Virginia 12:00pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
No. 19 Texas at No. 7 Oklahoma 12:00pm FOX | FoxSportsGo.com
Maryland at 15 Michigan 12:00pm ABC | WatchESPN
Missouri at South Carolina 12:00pm SECN | WatchESPN
Northwestern at No. 20 Michigan State 12:00pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
Syracuse at Pittsburgh 12:00pm Raycom Sports
Buffalo at Central Michigan 12:00pm CBSSN
East Carolina at Temple 12:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan 12:00pm ESPN plus
Illinois at Rutgers 12:00pm BTN
Tulane at Cincinnati 12:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Boston College at 23 NC State 12:30pm ESPN3
NIU at Ball State 3:00pm ESPN3
No. 4 Clemson at Wake Forest 3:30pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 5 LSU at No. 22 Florida 3:30pm CBS
Florida State at No. 17 Miami (FL) 3:30pm ABC | WatchESPN
Iowa State at No. 25 Oklahoma State 3:30pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Iowa at Minnesota 3:30pm BTN
Bowling Green at Toledo 3:30pm ESPN plus
Kansas State at Baylor 3:30pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
Miami (Ohio) at Akron 3:30pm ESPN plus
Navy at Air Force 3:30pm CBSSN
Ohio at Kent State 3:30pm ESPN plus
San Diego State at Boise State 3:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
South Alabama at Georgia Southern 3:30pm ESPN3
USF at UMass 3:30pm WTTA | NESN | 11 Sports
Indiana at No. 3 Ohio State 4:00pm FOX | FoxSportsGo.com
Arizona State at No. 21 Colorado 4:00pm Pac-12N
New Mexico at UNLV 4:00pm ATTSN
ULM at Ole Miss 4:00pm SECN | WatchESPN
Old Dominion at Florida Atlantic 5:00pm Stadium
No. 13 Kentucky at Texas A&M 7:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
UAB at LA Tech 7:00pm Facebook
UConn at Memphis 7:00pm CBSSN
Louisiana at Texas State 7:00pm ESPN plus
SMU at No. 12 UCF 7:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
UTSA at Rice 7:00pm ESPN3
No. 8 Auburn at Mississippi State 7:30pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Nebraska at No. 16 Wisconsin 7:30pm BTN
North Texas at UTEP 7:30pm beIN SPORTS
No. 10 Washington at UCLA 7:30pm FOX | FoxSportsGo.com
Vanderbilt at No. 2 Georgia 7:30pm SECN | WatchESPN
Liberty at New Mexico State 8:00pm AggieVision | WZBJ-24
No. 6 Notre Dame at No. 24 Virginia Tech 8:00pm ABC | WatchESPN
Washington State at Oregon State 9:00pm Pac-12N
California at Arizona 10:00pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
Colorado State at San Jose State 10:30pm CBSSN
Fresno State at Nevada 10:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Utah at No. 14 Stanford 10:30pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Wyoming at Hawaii 11:59pm Spectrum

College Football Schedule, Live Stream: Week 5 – Sep. 29

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MIAMI, FL – College Football Week 5 complete schedule for Saturday, September 29. Game times, live streaming and TV channels are also provided.

This weekend will feature several key matchups, including five ranked vs. ranked head-to-heads that are expected to be exciting for the neutrals.

College Football Week 4 Schedule, TV Channels, Streaming: Sept. 22

No. 1 Alabama will seek to continue its impressive start to the season when it hosts Louisiana at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, in one of 10 games going off at 12:00 pm ET.

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The Crimson Tide (4-0) have easily won their opening four games to start the new season and are coming off a 45-23 victory over then-No. 22 ranked Texas A&M last week.

Led by star quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama looks unstoppable this season and ESPN’s Football Power Index is backing Nick Saban’s side to beat the Ragin’ Cajuns (1-2) quite easily.

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Other AP Top 25 teams starting play at 12:00 pm on Saturday are No. 3 Clemson, which entertains Syracuse, No. 21 Michigan State, which welcomes Central Michigan, while the first of the five ranked vs. ranked clashes will also go off at Noon.

College Football Week 3 Schedule, Live Stream, TV Channels: Sept. 15

At Jones AT&T Stadium in Lubbock, No. 25 Texas Tech will welcome No. 12 West Virginia in a key a Big 12 battle.

RANKED vs. RANKED

Other ranked vs. ranked encounters in college football Week 5 sees:

No. 4 Ohio State at No. 9 Penn State, which will see the two highest scoring teams in the country battling.

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No. 7 Stanford at No. 8 Notre Dame in what will be the first top-10 matchup between Cardinal and Fighting Irish.

No. 20 BYU at No. 11 Washington, with the Cougars looking to beat another highly ranked Huskies on the road, following victory over Wisconsin.

No. 19 Oregon at No. 24 California. This is the first time the Ducks and Bears are playing each other when they are both ranked since 2007.

Meanwhile, No. 17 Kentucky hosts South Carolina, No. 5 LSU will hope to shake off Ole Miss at home, while No. 6 Oklahoma plays Baylor in Norman and No. 2 Georgia battles Tennessee at Sanford Stadium in Athens.

College Football Week 4 Schedule – September 22

Live TV Channels and Online Streaming Coverage Available

Louisiana at No. 1 Alabama 12:00pm SECN | WatchESPN

Syracuse at No. 3 Clemson 12:00pm ABC | WatchESPN

No. 12 West Virginia at No. 25 Texas Tech 12:00pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN

Central Michigan at No. 21 Michigan State 12:00pm FS1 | Fox Sports GO

Arkansas at Texas A&M 12:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN

Army at Buffalo 12:00pm CBSSN

Bowling Green at Georgia Tech 12:00pm RSN

Indiana at Rutgers 12:00pm BTN | BTN2Go

Oklahoma State at Kansas 12:00pm FSN

Temple at Boston College 12:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN

Virginia at NC State 12:20pm Raycom Sports

ULM at Georgia State 2:00pm ESPN plus

UMass at Ohio 2:00pm ESPN3

Kent State at Ball State 3:00pm ESPN plus

Tennessee at No. 2 Georgia 3:30pm CBS

Baylor at No. 6 Oklahoma 3:30pm ABC | WatchESPN

Pittsburgh at No. 13 UCF 3:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN

No. 18 Texas at Kansas State 3:30pm FS1 | Fox Sports GO 

Cincinnati at UConn 3:30pm CBSSN

Coastal Carolina at Troy 3:30pm ESPN3

Florida State at Louisville 3:30pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN

Old Dominion at East Carolina 3:30pm ESPN3

Purdue at Nebraska 3:30pm BTN | BTN2Go

Rice at Wake Forest 3:30pm RSN

South Alabama at Appalachian State 3:30pm ESPN plus

Western Michigan at Miami (Ohio) 3:30pm ESPN plus

Southern Miss at No. 10 Auburn 4:00pm SECN | WatchESPN

Nevada at Air Force 4:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN

Tennessee State at Vanderbilt 4:00pm SECN Alt. | WatchESPN

No. 14 Michigan at Northwestern 4:30pm FOX | Fox Sports GO

Arkansas State at Georgia Southern 6:00pm ESPN plus

Florida at No. 23 Mississippi State 6:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN

Liberty at New Mexico 6:00pm

NIU at Eastern Michigan 6:00pm ESPN plus

Utah at Washington State 6:00pm Pac-12N | Pac-12 Live 

Virginia Tech at No. 22 Duke 7:00pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN

Iowa State at TCU 7:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN

Boise State at Wyoming 7:00pm CBSSN

Charlotte at UAB 7:00pm ESPN3

Florida Atlantic at Middle Tennessee 7:00pm  Facebook Live Streaming

Hawaii at San Jose State 7:00pm Spectrum

Houston Baptist at SMU 7:00pm ESPN3

UTEP at UTSA 7:00pm ESPN plus

UAPB at FIU 7:30pm ESPN plus

LA Tech at North Texas 7:30pm beIN SPORTS

Marshall at WKU 7:30pm Stadium

No. 4 Ohio State at No. 9 Penn State 7:30pm ABC | WatchESPN

No.7 Stanford at No.8 Notre Dame 7:30pm  NBC | NBCSports.com

South Carolina at No. 17 Kentucky 7:30pm SECN | WatchESPN

No. 20 BYU at No. 11 Washington 8:30pm FOX | Fox Sports GO

Ole Miss at No. 5 LSU 9:15pm ESPN | WatchESPN

Oregon State at Arizona State 10:00pm Pac-12N | Pac-12 Live

No. 19 Oregon at No. 24 California 10:30pm FS1 | Fox Sports GO

Toledo at Fresno State 10:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN

USC at Arizona 10:30pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN

College Football Week 4 Schedule, TV Channels, Streaming: Sept. 22

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MIAMI, FL – College Football Week 4 complete schedule, along with game times, live streaming and TV channels for Saturday, September 22.

Another thrilling weekend is expected, highlighted by two ranked vs. ranked clashes and a number of teams looking to either survive the Top 25 or squeeze into the rankings.

As always, the scheduled gets going with plenty of games starting at 12:00 pm ET with No. 2 Georgia, No. 8 Notre Dame and No. 19 Michigan and No. 23 Boston College the ranked teams in action first.

The Georgia Bulldogs go for their fourth successive win this season when they visit Memorial Stadium in Columbia, to take on Missouri, live on ESPN and streaming live on WatchESPN.

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RANKED vs. RANKED

Meanwhile, the two ranked vs. ranked battles on the college football Week 4 schedule will see No. 1 Alabama taking on No. 22 Texas A&M and Pac-12 arch rivals No. 7 Stanford and No. 20 Oregon clashing.

The Crimson Tide (3-0), led by quarterback duo Tua Tagovailoa and Jalen Hurts, have managed to shake off all challenges so far this season, including ripping apart Mississippi 62-7 last Saturday night in what turned out to be a very one-sided affair.

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This contest will see Texan A&M new coach Jimbo Fisher seeking his first win against Nick Saban, who is 12-0 against his former assistants.

The Aggies (2-1) will visit Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, as the big underdogs with ESPN’s Football Power Index giving Alabama a 90 percent chance to win at home.

Pac-12 Battle on ABC

In the standout Pac-12 battle in college football Week 4, Stanford and Oregon will aim to take the lead in the Pac-12 North when the two go head-to-head at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, live on ABC, Watch ABC and WatchESPN, starting at 8:00 pm ET.

Both Stanford (3-0) and Oregon (3-0) are undefeated so far this season, but ESPN’s Football Power Index is giving the seventh-ranked Cardinal to edge over the 20th ranked Ducks.

College Football Week 4 Schedule – September 22

Live TV Channels and Online Streaming Coverage Available

No. 2 Georgia at Missouri 12:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 8 Notre Dame at Wake Forest 12:00pm ABC | WatchESPN
Nebraska at No. 19 Michigan 12:00pm FS1
No. 23 Boston College at Purdue 12:00pm ESPN2
Kent State at Ole Miss 12:00pm SECN | WatchESPN
Minnesota at Maryland 12:00pm BTN
Navy at SMU 12:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
Buffalo at Rutgers 12:00pm BTN
Nevada at Toledo 12:00pm CBSSN
Ohio at Cincinnati 12:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Akron at Iowa State 12:00pm FSN
Pitt at North Carolina 12:20pm Raycom Sports
Louisville at Virginia 12:30pm RSN
Western Michigan at Georgia State 2:00pm ESPN plus
Illinois State at Colorado State 3:00pm ATTSN
Maine at Central Michigan 3:00pm ESPN plus
Miami (Ohio) at Bowling Green 3:00pm ESPN plus
WKU at Ball State 3:00pm ESPN3 | WatchESPN
No. 22 Texas A&M at No. 1 Alabama 3:30pm CBS
No. 2 Clemson at Georgia Tech 3:30pm ABC | WatchESPN
Tulane at No. 4 Ohio State 3:30pm BTN
Kansas State at No. 12 West Virginia 3:30pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 13 Virginia Tech at Old Dominion 3:30pm CBSSN
FIU at No. 21 Miami (FL) 3:30pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Arizona at Oregon State 4:00pm Pac-12N
Kansas at Baylor 3:30pm FS1
Charlotte at UMass 3:30pm ES/NESNplus
Gardner-Webb at Appalachian State 3:30pm ESPN plus
NC Central at Duke 3:30pm ACCNExtra | WatchESPN
NIU at Florida State 3:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
South Carolina at Vanderbilt 4:00pm SECN | WatchESPN
UConn at Syracuse 4:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
No. 17 TCU at Texas 4:30pm FOX
McNeese at No. 25 BYU 6:00pm BYUtv
North Texas at Liberty 6:00pm ESPN3 | WatchESPN
Army at No. 5 Oklahoma 7:00pm FSOK PPV | SoonerSports.tv
Louisiana Tech at No. 6 LSU 7:00pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
No. 14 Mississippi State at Kentucky 7:00pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Florida at Tennessee 7:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Coastal Carolina at Louisiana 7:00pm ESPN plus
NC State at Marshall 7:00pm CBSSN
Rice at Southern Miss 7:00pm ESPN plus
Texas State at UTSA 7:00pm ESPN plus
Texas Tech at No. 15 Oklahoma State 7:00pm FS1
Troy at ULM 7:00pm ESPN plus
UNLV at Arkansas State 7:00pm ESPN3
Arkansas at No. 9 Auburn 7:30pm SECN | WatchESPN
Michigan State at Indiana 7:30pm BTN
New Mexico State at UTEP 7:30pm ESPN3
No. 7 Stanford at No. 20 Oregon 8:00pm ABC | WatchESPN
East Carolina at USF 8:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
South Alabama at Memphis 8:00pm WMC-TV/ESPN3
Texas Southern at Houston 8:00pm ESPN3
No. 18 Wisconsin at Iowa 8:30pm FOX
Air Force at Utah State 10:15pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Arizona State at No. 10 Washington 10:30pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Eastern Michigan at San Diego State 10:30pm CBSSN
Duquesne at Hawaii 11:59pm Spectrum | ATTSN PGH

College Football Week 3 Schedule, Live Stream, TV Channels: Sept. 15

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MIAMI, FL – College Football Week 3 complete schedule, game times, live streaming and TV channels for Saturday, September 15.

This weekend’s schedule will include a number of standout fixtures, including three ranked vs. ranked collisions that are expected to have the neutrals well entertained.

A long list of games are scheduled to kick-off at 12:00 pm with No. 2 Clemson, No. 3 Georgia and No. 5 Oklahoma among the highlighted teams punting things off from the start.

The Tigers will play hosts to Georgia Southern at Memorial Stadium, while the Bulldogs welcome Middle Tennessee at Sanford Stadium in Athens.

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After starting the season with two impressive wins at home, the Sooners will travel for the first time this season when they visit Jack Trice Stadium in Ames for a very tricky matchup against Iowa State, which surprised them in Norman last season.

RANKED vs. RANKED

There are three ranked vs. ranked battles on the college football Week 3 schedule and they are all expected to be very interesting.

At 3:30 pm ET, live on CBS and from Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, the No. 7 ranked Tigers will face-off with fellow SEC powerhouse and No. 12 ranked LSU.

Saturday’s clash will see these two programs going head-to-head when both are ranked coming into the game first time since 2015.

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Also at 3:30 pm and live ESPN and streaming on WatchESPN, No. 17 Boise State will visit No. 24 Oklahoma State at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater, Okla.

The Cowboys, who are in the Top 25 for the first time this season, are confident heading into this big nonconference game against the Broncos.

At the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, No. 4 Ohio State will get its biggest test so far this season when it visits No. 15 TCU.

It will be the Buckeyes’ last game without suspended coach Urban Meyer on the sideline and it is live on ABC and streaming on WatchESPN, starting at 8:00 pm.

Elsewhere on the college football Week 3 schedule, No. 1 and defending national champion Alabama is expected to be well tested against a very talented Ole Miss team at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford.

A win for the Rebels would certainly push them into the Top 25 when the next rankings are released on Sunday.

Meanwhile, with Hurricane Florence bearing down on the Carolinas, six games, including three involving ranked teams, have already been either postponed or canceled.

East Carolina at No. 13 Virginia Tech, Marshall at South Carolina and No. 18 UCF at North Carolina have all be canceled, while Southern Miss at Appalachian State, No. 14 West Virginia at NC State and Norfolk State at Liberty have been postponed.

College Football Week 3 Schedule – September 15

Live TV Channels and Online Streaming Coverage Available

Georgia Southern at No. 2 Clemson 12:00pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
Middle Tennessee at No. 3 Georgia 12:00pm ESPNews, WatchESPN
No. 5 Oklahoma at Iowa State 12:00pm ABC, WatchESPN
Kent State at No. 11 Penn State 12:00pm FS1, FoxSportsGO
No. 21 Miami (FL) at Toledo 12:00pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Florida State at Syracuse 12:00pm ESPN, WatchESPN
Temple at Maryland 12:00pm BTN
Hawaii at Army 12:00pm CBSSN
Murray State at Kentucky 12:00pm SECN, WatchESPN
Ball State at Indiana 12:00pm BTN
Rhode Island at UConn 12:00pm SNY/ESPN3, WatchESPN
Rutgers at Kansas 12:00pm FSN
Troy at Nebraska 12:00pm BTN
Tulane at UAB 12:00pm
UTEP at Tennessee 12:00pm SECN, WatchESPN
Georgia Tech at Pitt 12:30pm RSN
UC Davis at No. 9 Stanford 2:00pm Pac-12N
Vanderbilt at No. 8 Notre Dame 2:30pm NBC, NBCSports.com
No. 17 Boise State at No. 24 Oklahoma State 3:30pm ESPN, WatchESPN
BYU at No. 6 Wisconsin 3:30pm ABC, WatchESPN
Central Michigan at NIU 3:30pm ESPN Plus
Duke at Baylor 3:30pm FS1, FoxSportsGO
Lehigh at Navy 3:30pm CBSSN
No. 12 LSU at No. 7 Auburn 3:30pm CBS
Miami (Ohio) at Minnesota 3:30pm BTN
SMU at No. 19 Michigan 3:30pm BTN
Colorado State at Florida 4:00pm SECN, WatchESPN
Eastern Kentucky at Bowling Green 4:00pm ESPN3, WatchESPN
Houston at Texas Tech 4:00pm FOX, FoxSportsGO
North Texas at Arkansas 4:00pm SECN, WatchESPN
AUTSA at Kansas State 4:00pm FSN
Wofford at Wyoming 4:00pm MWN
New Hampshire at Colorado 5:00pm P12N
MTNSan Jose State at No. 20 Oregon 5:00pm Pac-12N
Bethune-Cookman at Florida Atlantic 6:00pm Stadium
Eastern Michigan at Buffalo 6:00pm ESPN Plus
Idaho State at California 6:00pm P12N BAY
No. 1 Alabama at Ole Miss 7:00pm ESPN, WatchESPN
Alabama A&M at Cincinnati 7:00pm ESPN3, WatchESPN
Arkansas State at Tulsa 7:00pm CBSSN
Delaware State at Western Michigan 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Oregon State at Nevada 7:00pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
Texas State at South Alabama 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Akron at Northwestern 7:30pm BTN
Louisiana at No. 16 Mississippi State 7:30pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Missouri at Purdue 7:30pm BTN
Northern Iowa at Iowa 7:30pm BTN
ULM at Texas A&M 7:30pm SECN, WatchESPN
UMass at FIU 7:30pm beIN SPORTS
WKU at Louisville 7:30pm RSN
No. 4 Ohio State at No. 16 TCU 8:00pm ABC, WatchESPN
No. 22 USC at Texas 8:00pm FOX, FoxSportsGO
Eastern Washington at Washington State 8:00pm Pac-12N
New Mexico at New Mexico State 8:00pm FSAZ Plus
No. 10 Washington at Utah 10:00pm ESPN, WatchESPN
No. 23 Arizona State at San Diego State 10:30pm CBSSN
Prairie View A&M at UNLV 10:00pm
Fresno State at UCLA 10:30pm FS1, FoxSportsGO
Southern Utah at Arizona 11:00pm Pac-12N

Week 2 TV Stations, Live Streams, Schedule – College Football

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MIAMI, FL — The complete schedule, game time, live streaming and television for the college football games in Week 2 on Saturday, September 8.

ESPN family of networks, including WatchESPN, ESPN3 and ESPN Plus, along with ABC will provide coverage of the games. Fox Sports 1 USA, FoxSportsGO, NBC, NBCSports.com, Big Ten Network, CBSSN and beIN SPORTS USA, will also have live television and live streaming coverage of Week 2 games.

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Saturday’s schedule will include No. 1 Alabama, which will hope to build on the comfortable victory against Louisville in Week 1 and No. 4 Ohio State, which used a strong performance to score 77 points in its season opener last Saturday against Oregon State.

The Buckeyes are also without head coach Urban Meyer, who will miss the second of his three-game university-imposed ban.

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Elsewhere in Week 2 on Saturday No. 3 Georgia will meet No. 24 South Carolina in one of two ranked v ranked battles in Week 2.

The other all-ranked encounter will see No. 10 Stanford playing host to No. 17 USC.

College Football Schedule – Week 2
Live TV Stations and Streaming Networks

Saturday, September 8
Matchup Time (ET) TV Streaming
New Mexico at No. 5 Wisconsin 12:00pm BTN
Mississippi State at Kansas State 12:00pm ESPN / WatchESPN
Western Michigan at No. 21 Michigan 12:00pm FS1 / FoxSportsGO
Georgia Tech at USF 12:00pm ABC / ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Arizona at Houston 12:00pm ABC / ESPN2, WatchESPN
Duke at Northwestern 12:00pm ESPNU / WatchESPN
Eastern Michigan at Purdue 12:00pm BTN
Liberty at Army 12:00pm CBSSN
Nevada at Vanderbilt 12:00pm SECN / WatchESPN
Towson at Wake Forest 12:00pm ACCNExtra / WatcheESPN
Georgia State at NC State 12:30pm RSN
UCLA at No. 6 Oklahoma 1:00pm FOX
Holy Cross at Boston College 1:00pm ACCNExtra
William & Mary at No. 12 Virginia Tech 2:00pm ACCNExtra
Portland State at No. 23 Oregon 2:00pm Pac-12N
Air Force at Florida Atlantic 2:00pm CBSSN
Kansas at Central Michigan 3:00pm ESPN Plus
Arkansas State at No. 1 Alabama 3:30pm ESPN2 / WatchESPN
No. 3 Georgia at No. 24 South Carolina 3:30pm CBS
Rutgers at No. 4 Ohio State 3:30pm BTN
Ball State at No. 8 Notre Dame 3:30pm NBC / NBCSports.com
North Carolina at East Carolina 3:30pm ESPNU / WatchESPN
Colorado at Nebraska 3:30pm ABC
Howard at Kent State 3:30pm ESPN Plus
Memphis at Navy 3:30pm CBSSN
Buffalo at Temple 3:30pm ESPN3
Morgan State at Akron 3:30pm ESPN Plus
Wagner at Syracuse 3:30pm ACCNExtra
ETSU at Tennessee 4:00pm SECN / WatchESPN
Lamar at Texas Tech 4:00pm FSN / FoxSportsGO
Southern Illinois at Ole Miss 4:00pm SECNA
North Dakota at No. 9 Washington 5:00pm Pac-12N
Iowa State at Iowa 5:00pm FOX
Youngstown State at No. 14 West Virginia 6:00pm ATTSN
South Carolina State at No. 19 UCF 6:00pm ESPN3
Savannah State at No. 22 Miami (FL) 6:00pm ACCNExtra
UMass at Georgia Southern 6:00pm ESPN Plus
Appalachian State at Charlotte 6:00pm ESPN Plus
Maryland at Bowling Green 6:00pm ESPN Plus
Eastern Kentucky at Marshall 6:30pm ESPN Plus
No. 2 Clemson at Texas A&M 7:00pm ESPN / WatchESPN
Southeastern La. at No. 11 LSU 7:00pm ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Baylor at UTSA 7:00pm CBSSN
Florida A&M at Troy 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Indiana State at Louisville 7:00pm ACCNExtra
Southern at LA Tech 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Texas Southern at Texas State 7:00pm ESPN3
UAB at Coastal Carolina 7:00pm ESPN Plus
ULM at Southern Miss 7:00pm ESPN3
UT Martin at Middle Tennessee 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Wyoming at Missouri 7:00pm ESPNU / WatchESPN
Samford at No. 25 Florida State 7:20pm ACCNExtra
Alabama State at No. 11 Auburn 7:30pm SECNA
Arkansas at Colorado State 7:30pm CBSSN
FIU at Old Dominion 7:30pm beIN SPORTS
Fresno State at Minnesota 7:30pm FS1
Incarnate Word at North Texas 7:30pm ESPN Plus
Kentucky at Florida 7:30pm SECN / WatchESPN
Maine at WKU 7:30pm ESPN Plus
Utah at NIU 7:30pm ESPNews / WatchESPN
Virginia at Indiana 7:30pm BTN
Western Illinois at Illinois 7:30pm BTN
No. 13 Penn State at Pitt 8:00pm ABC / WatchESPN
Sacramento State at San Diego State 8:00pm
South Alabama at Oklahoma State 8:00pm FSN
Cincinnati at Miami (Ohio) 8:00pm ESPN3
New Mexico State at Utah State 8:00pm
Nicholls at Tulane 8:00pm ESPN3
Southern Utah at Oregon State 8:00pm Pac-12N
Tulsa at Texas 8:00pm LHN
No. 17 USC at No. 10 Stanford 8:30pm FOX
UTEP at UNLV 9:00pm ATTSN
UConn at No. 20 Boise State 10:15pm ESPN2 / ESPNU / WatchESPN
California at BYU 10:15pm ESPN2 / WatchESPN
No. 15 Michigan State at Arizona State 10:45pm ESPN / WatchESPN
San Jose State at Washington State 11:00pm Pac-12N
Rice at Hawaii 11:59pm Spectrum

College Football Schedule, Live Stream, TV Channels: Sept 1

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ORLANDO, FL — The 2018-19 College Football campaign is already up and running and we will provide the schedule of games with live television and online streaming options for Saturday (1).

Defending national champion and No. 1 preseason ranked Alabama, along with No. 2 Clemson, No. 3 Georgia and No. 5 Ohio State, will all bow into action on the first day of September.

WatchABC, WatchESPN, FoxSportsGO, ESPN Plus, ESPN3 and NBCSports.com – are a few of the live streaming online options to follow all the action this weekend.

ESPN family of networks, as well as, Fox Sports 1 USA, CBS Network, NBC, Fox USA and the Big Ten Network – are some of the television channels providing live broadcast.

Alabama will begin the defense of its College Football Playoff title on a neutral ground at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, FL, against Louisville.

Live coverage of this game will be available on ABC and streaming on WatchESPN, starting at 8:00 pm ET.

The big news ahead of the start of this game is that Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban has decided to use both his quarterbacks – Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa – in the season opener on Saturday.

Tagovailoa and Hurts have both been performing well in practice, with Saban revealing last week that they have received equal reps.

“I think we have two guys that are weapons and they’ve both played well, so the plan is to play both guys in the game,” Saban told ESPN’s Chris Fowler in an interview.

“So the only issue is who plays first, and we’ll decide that when the time comes.”

Although admitting his willingness to play both his star quarterbacks, Saban didn’t go into specifics about playing times.

Meanwhile, second-ranked Clemson will take on Furman at Memorial Stadium live on ACC Network Extra with this game set to begin at 12:20 pm ET.

Last year’s beaten finalist and third-ranked Georgia will start the season at Sanford Stadium in Athens against Austin Peay live on ESPN and streaming on WatchESPN.

Game time is set for 3:30 pm.

Elsewhere, No. 5 Ohio State will get its season going without head coach Urban Meyer, who begins his three-game university-imposed suspension, when it hosts Oregon State at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.

Meyer was slapped with a three-game suspension for his part in the alleged domestic dispute between ex-assistant coach Zach Smith and his ex-wife Courtney.

WatchESPN will have live streaming coverage of this game and ABC will provide the television coverage, starting at 12:00 pm.

In other games this weekend, No. 7 Oklahoma entertains Florida Atlantic at Memorial Stadium in Norman, Okla., at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA, No. 6 Washington and No. 9 Auburn will battle in one of the two ranked-vs-ranked matches on Saturday.

No. 12 Notre Dame and No. 14 Michigan will face-off in the other clash at Notre Dame Stadium.

College Football Week 1: Television Schedule and Live Stream

Saturday, September 1

Oregon State at No. 5 Ohio State 12:00pm ABC
Florida Atlantic at No. 7 Oklahoma 12:00pm FOX
Houston at Rice 12:00pm CBSSN
Coastal Carolina at South Carolina 12:00pm SECN
James Madison at NC State 12:00pm ESPNU
Kent State at Illinois 12:00pm BTN
Ole Miss at Texas Tech 12:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Southern at No. 16 TCU 12:00pm FSN | FoxSportsGO
No. 23 Texas at Maryland 12:00pm FS1 | FoxSportsGO
Texas State at Rutgers 12:00pm BTN
Villanova at Temple 12:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
Furman at No. 2 Clemson 12:20pm ACCN | ESPNCE
Alcorn State at Georgia Tech 12:30pm RSN | ESPNCE
UMass at Boston College 1:00pm ACCNExtra | ESPNCE
Howard at Ohio 2:00pm ESPN Plus
Stony Brook at Air Force 2:00pm
Appalachian State at No. 10 Penn State 3:30pm BTN
Austin Peay at No. 3 Georgia 3:30pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Central Michigan at Kentucky 3:30pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Marshall at Miami (Ohio) 3:30pm ESPN Plus
NIU at Iowa 3:30pm BTN
UAlbany at Pitt 3:30pm ACCNExtra | ESPNCE
No. 6 Washington at No. 9 Auburn 3:30pm ABC
Washington State at Wyoming 3:30pm CBSSN
No. 17 West Virginia at Tennessee 3:30pm CBS
Eastern Illinois at Arkansas 4:00pm SECN
North Carolina at California 4:00pm FOX
UNLV at No. 15 USC 4:00pm Pac-12N
UT Martin at Missouri 4:00pm SECNA
No. 22 Boise State at Troy 6:00pm ESPNews | WatchESPN
Delaware State at Buffalo 6:00pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
Elon at USF 6:00pm ESPN3
Fordham at Charlotte 6:00pm ESPN Plus
North Carolina A&T at East Carolina 6:00pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
Old Dominion at Liberty 6:00pm ESPN3
Richmond at Virginia 6:00pm ACCNExtra
SC State at Georgia Southern 6:00pm ESPN Plus
Central Arkansas at Tulsa 7:00pm ESPN3
Cincinnati at UCLA 7:00pm ESPN
Grambling State at Louisiana 7:00pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
Indiana at FIU 7:00pm CBSSN
Jackson State at Southern Miss 7:00pm ESPN Plus
LA Tech at South Alabama 7:00pm ESPN Plus
Mercer at Memphis 7:00pm ESPN3
Nicholls at Kansas 7:00pm ESPN | WatchESPN
Southeast Missouri at Arkansas State 7:00pm ESPN Plus
VMI at Toledo 7:00pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
South Dakota at Kansas State 7:10pm ESPN3
No. 14 Michigan at No. 12 Notre Dame 7:30pm NBC | NBCSports.com
Charleston Sou. at Florida 7:30pm SECN
Middle Tennessee at Vanderbilt 7:30pm SECNA
Northern Arizona at UTEP 7:30pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
SMU at North Texas 7:30pm Stadium
Stephen F. Austin at No. 18 Mississippi State 7:30pm ESPNU
Abilene Christian at Baylor 8:00pm FSN
Akron at Nebraska 8:00pm FOX
Bowling Green at No. 24 Oregon 8:00pm Pac-12N
Incarnate Word at New Mexico 8:00pm ESPN3 | ESPNCE
Louisville at No. 1 Alabama 8:00pm ABC | WatchESPN
South Dakota State at Iowa State 8:00pm Cyclones.TV
Idaho at Fresno State 10:00pm
UTSA at Arizona State 10:30pm FS1 | FoxSportsGO
BYU at Arizona 10:45pm ESPN
Navy at Hawaii 11:00pm CBSSN

 

College Football Schedule, Streams, TV Channels For Aug 25

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MIAMI, FL — College Football supporters will get a relatively low-key taste of the 2018-19 campaign, as four games are set to kick-start the busy season on Saturday (25).

ESPN and its family of networks will provide live coverage of two of the four games, while CBS Sports Network is also set to broadcast one of the action.

At the Aggie Memorial Stadium in Las Cruces, New Mexico State will entertain Wyoming and this game will be carried live on ESPN2 and streaming live on WatchESPN and ESPN3, starting at 10:00 pm ET.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, Wyoming has a 62.8 percent chance of starting the season with a win.

The Cowboys, who are returning eight starters from its impressive defensive unit a season ago, are well motivated to get the campaign underway.

Both teams will be hoping to start the new season the way they ended last term.

Wyoming thrashed Central Michigan 37-14 in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl to finish with an 8-5 record, while the Aggies collected a 26-20 overtime win over Utah State in the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl to close out last season with a 7-6 overall record.

Saturday’s meeting will be just the second clash between Wyoming and New Mexico State in the two programs’ histories.

The Cowboys took the only previous meeting 47-0 in 1953 in Laramie.

Meanwhile, ESPN+ will stream the game between Rice and Prairie View from Rice Stadium in Houston, Texas.

Game time for this one is set for 7:00 pm ET.

The other college football games kicking off the new season are the clashes between Colorado State and Hawai’i at CSU Stadium in Fort Collins and Duquesne at UMass inside Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium at Amherst, MA.

CBS Sports Network will have live coverage of the game between Colorado State and Hawai’i, starting at 7:30 pm ET.

Eleven Sports will stream the UMass v Duquesne battle, which gets going at 5:30 pm ET.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Saturday, Aug. 25, 2018

Duquesne at UMass 5:30pm Eleven Sports, WATCH, LISTEN, LIVE STATS
Prairie View A&M at Rice 7:00 pm ESPN+
Hawaii at Colorado State 7:30 pm CBSSN
Wyoming at New Mexico State 10:00 pm ESPN2, WATCHESPN, LIVE AUDIO

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