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

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MIAMI, FL — Complete College football Week 7 schedule, live stream, television channels, ranked vs. ranked games and game times for Saturday, October 13.

Another busy and exciting day is on the card, but all neutral eyes, understandably, will be at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, where No. 2 Georgia takes on fellow SEC rival No. 13 LSU in one of three ranked vs. ranked clashes this week.

The Bulldogs (5-0) enter this contest undefeated after five games, while the Tigers (5-1) are coming off a disappointing 27-19 defeat at Florida last week.

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LSU Tigers v Georgia Bulldogs college football

Georgia is off to a very strong start, but LSU, despite losing in its last outing has a very impressive season resume coming into this contest and is expected to be a challenge at home for the travelers.

Ranked at No. 2 this season, the Bulldogs can prove that they are deservingly ranked so high with a win, while the Tigers can restore itself in the SEC title race with a victory.

Game time for this one is set for 3:30 pm ET with CBS proving the live television coverage.

The other two matchups involving ranked vs. ranked programs will see No. 7 Washington visiting No. 17 Oregon in a key PAC-12 contest, while No. 15 Wisconsin is at No. 12 Michigan in a vital Big Ten battle.

In the PAC-12, the Ducks are hoping to get the better of the favored Huskies and make another statement after missing out against Stanford, while Washington is seeking its sixth successive win this season after losing the opener to Auburn.

When Michigan and Wisconsin go head-to-head at Michigan Stadium in
Ann Arbor, both teams will know that the loser will more than likely be out of the College Football Playoff race.

Mike Weber of Ohio State
Junior running back Mike Weber of Ohio State

Elsewhere on college football Week 7 schedule, No. 1 and defending champion Alabama will take on Missouri at home in a live game starting at 7:00 pm on ESPN and streaming on WatchESPN.

No. 3 Ohio State faces Minnesota, No. 14 Florida goes to Vanderbilt hoping to build on last week’s win over LSU, Pittsburgh is expected to have a difficult time at No. 5 Notre Dame, while No. 8 Penn State hosts Michigan State.

In notable games involving other Florida teams, No. 10 UCF is at Memphis and No. 16 Miami (FL) travels to Virginia.

College football Week 7 schedule
Saturday, October 13
Matchup Time (ET) TV

Minnesota at No. 3 Ohio State 12:00 pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
No. 14 Florida at Vanderbilt 12:00 pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 25 Oklahoma State at Kansas State 12:00 pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Tennessee at No. 21 Auburn 12:00 pm SECN | WatchESPN
Iowa at Indiana 12:00 pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Nebraska at Northwestern 12:00 pm ABC
Toledo at Eastern Michigan 12:00 pm ESPN+
Akron at Buffalo 12:00 pm CBSSN
Rutgers at Maryland 12:00 pm BTN
Duke at Georgia Tech 12:20 pm Raycom Sports
Louisville at Boston College 12:30 pm RSN/ESPN3
UAB at Rice 1:00 pm ESPN+
Southern Miss at North Texas 2:00 pm ESPN3
Troy at Liberty 2:00 pm ESPN3
Pittsburgh at No. 5 Notre Dame 2:30 pm NBC
Kent State at Miami (Ohio) 2:30 pm ESPN+
Ball State at Central Michigan 3:00 pm ESPN3
Western Michigan at Bowling Green 3:00 pm ESPN+
No. 2 Georgia at No. 13 LSU 3:30 pm CBS SEC on CBS | Live Stats 
No. 7 Washington at No. 17 Oregon 3:30 pm ABC | ESPN2 | WatchESPN
Michigan State at No. 8 Penn State 3:30 BTN
Baylor at No. 9 Texas 3:30 pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 10 UCF at Memphis 3:30pm ABC | ESPN2 | WatchESPN
No/ 22 Texas A&M at South Carolina 3:30pm SECN | WatchESPN
Army at San Jose State 3:30 pm ESPNU | WatchESPN0pm
Purdue at Illinois 3:30 pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
Marshall at Old Dominion 3:30 pm
Ohio at NIU 3:30 pm ESPN+
Temple at Navy 3:30 pm CBSSN
WKU at Charlotte 3:30 pm ESPN+
New Mexico at Colorado State 4:00 pm ATTSN
UNLV at Utah State 4:00 pm Facebook Live Streaming
Alabama State at South Alabama 5:00 pm ESPN3
New Mexico State at Louisiana 5:00 pm ESPN+
ULM at Coastal Carolina 6:00 pm ESPN+
Missouri at No. 1 Alabama 7:00 pm ESPN | WatchESPN
No. 6 West Virginia at Iowa State 7:00 pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
No. 16 Miami (FL) at Virginia 7:00 pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
No. 24 Virginia Tech at North Carolina 7:00 pm ESPNU | WatchESPN
Houston at East Carolina 7:00 pm CBSSN
UCLA at California 7:00 pm Pac-12N
LA Tech at UTSA 7:00 pm ESPN+
Middle Tennessee at FIU 7:30 pm beIN SPORTS
No. 15 Wisconsin at No. 12 Michigan 7:30 pm ABC | WatchESPN
Ole Miss at Arkansas 7:30 pm SECN | WatchESPN
Hawaii at BYU 10:15 pm ESPN2 | WatchESPN
No. 19 Colorado at USC 10:30pm FS1 | FoxSportsGo.com
Boise State at Nevada 10:30 pm CBSSN
Wyoming at Fresno State 10:30 pm ESPNU | WatchESPN

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

#4 Wisconsin, #11 Michigan State Open On Friday: NCAAF Schedule, Live Stream

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MIAMI, FL — No. 4 Wisconsin, No. 11 Michigan State and No. 13 Stanford are the AP ranked teams in action on Friday night as Week 1 on the college football schedule continues.

A total of eight games are listed for the night, with WatchESPN, ESPN3 and FoxSportsGO among the networks providing live free streaming coverage.

At Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, the fourth-ranked Wisconsin program will open its season against Western Kentucky, live on ESPN and WatchESPN, starting at 9:00 pm ET.

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The Badgers are expected to be one of the teams challenging for the Big 10 title this season and head coach Paul Chryst will be hoping to his team can block out the early distractions and focus on the task at hand.

Some experts believe Wisconsin is ranked too high, and although a blow-out win against Western Kentucky wouldn’t necessarily introduce any new positive thoughts, a slopping win would give the media something to discuss.

Chryst will also begin the term without starting wide receiver Danny Davis, who has been suspended for the first two games of the season for his attachment to a felony sexual assault charge against teammate Quintez Cephus.

“Should further information become available that warrants a reevaluation of the length of the suspension, I will assess that information,” said Chryst.

“We have a high standard of conduct within our football program and we cannot accept behavior that is not consistent with that standard.”

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Meanwhile, another team hoping to be in the mix for the Big 10 crown this season, Michigan State, will start its season against Utah State.

This game is live on the Big Ten Network, and live online streaming will be available as well, with the game time set for 7:00 pm at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing.

The 11th ranked Spartans will open the new term without starting cornerback Josiah Scott, who is out for about two months after suffering a non-contact injury in practice,

Head coach Mark Dantonio also noted that defensive end Dillon Alexander is sidelined as well with a foot issue.

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The other AP ranked team in action on Friday night is the 13th ranked Stanford which hosts San Diego State at Stanford Stadium.

Kick-off time for this one is set for 9:00 pm ET, with Fox Sports 1 USA providing the television broadcast and FoxSportsGO streaming the action online.

All eyes will be on senior running back Bryce Love to see how he will progress this season as the season advances and the competition in the Pac-12 and out of conference increase.

Elsewhere, in college football action on Friday night, Colorado State hosts Colorado live on CBS Sports Network at 9:30 pm, following the earlier game between Western Michigan and Syracuse at Waldo Stadium in Kalamazoo at 6:00 pm.

In other games, Army travels to Duke, Monmouth goes to Eastern Michigan, while Nevada entertain’s Portland State.

College Football Games, TV Channels, Live Streaming
Friday, August 31

Syracuse at Western Michigan 6:00 pm CBSSN
Monmouth at Eastern Michigan 6:30 pm ESPN+
Utah State at Michigan State 7:00 pm BTN
Army at Duke 7:00 pm ESPNU, Watch ESPN
Portland State at Nevada 9:00 pm
San Diego State at Stanford 9:00 pm FS1, FoxSportsGO
WKU at Wisconsin 9:00 pm ESPN, WatchESPN
Colorado at Colorado State 9:30 pm CBSSN

College Football Week 12 Schedule, TV Channels And Streams

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert – College football Week 12 schedule continues on Saturday with another loaded fixture, as the battle for CFP playoff places heats up.

The action kicks off at noon ET with a host of top matches and these fixtures will include 10 teams ranked in the Top 25.

No. 1 Alabama is expected to take care of business at home when it hosts Mercer at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa.

The Crimson Tide (10-0) survived a scare last week against Mississippi State, but are heavy favorites to beat Mercer, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index.

Fellow undefeated college football side Miami (9-0), which recently jumped into the CFP playoff picture this week, at No. 3, after the win over then-No. 3 Notre Dame last week, will battle at home against Virginia at Hard Rock Stadium.

No. 5 Wisconsin (10-0) will aim to stay in the playoffs race when it takes on the traveling No. 24 Michigan in the lone ranked v ranked matchup in Week 12.

Elsewhere at 12:00 pm, No. 6 Auburn, fresh off its shocking lopsided victory over then-No. 1 Georgia, should take care of business against Louisiana Monroe, while No. 15 UCF (9-0) goes to Temple and No. 16 Mississippi State makes the trip to Fayetteville to face Arkansas.

In other college football games involving ranked teams this week, No. 2 and defending national champion Clemson is at home against The Citadel, No. 9 Ohio State battles Illinois, while No. 4 Oklahoma goes to Kansas in search of an easy win and No. 11 USC welcomes UCLA.

Elsewhere, No. 7 Georgia will aim to bounce back from its first defeat of the season when it hosts Kentucky, No. 8 Notre Dame will try to rebound from the Miami defeat when it plays at home against Navy, while No. 10 Penn State and Nebraska clash at Beaver Stadium in University Park.

Among the networks providing live broadcasting are CBS Sports Network, ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, CBS, Fox Sports 1 and Fox.

WatchESPN, ESPN3 and Fox Sports Go will have live streaming.

College Football TV Channels and Streams
Week 12
Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017

Cincinnati at East Carolina 12:00 pm CBSSN
Delaware State at Florida State 12:00 pm
Virginia at No. 3 Miami, FL 12:00 pm ABC
Mercer at No. 1 Alabama 12:00 pm SECN
Rutgers at Indiana 12:00 pm BTN
SMU at No. 21 Memphis 12:00 pm ESPNews
No. 12 TCU at Texas Tech 12:00 pm FS1
Texas at West Virginia 12:00 pm ESPN
No. 15 UCF at Temple 12:00 pm ESPNU
ULM at No. 6 Auburn 12:00 pm ESPN2
No. 24 Michigan at No. 5 Wisconsin 12:00 pm FOX
Minnesota at No. 23 Northwestern 12:00 pm BTN
No. 16 Mississippi State at Arkansas 12:00 pm CBS
Pittsburgh at Virginia Tech 12:20 pm ACCN
The Citadel at No. 2 Clemson 12:20 pm ACCN
Fresno State at Wyoming 2:00 pm
Rice at Old Dominion 2:00 pm ESPN3
Iowa State at Baylor 2:30 pm FSN
Arizona State at Oregon State 3:00 pm Pac-12N
Charlotte at Southern Miss 3:00 pm CUSA.TV
Hawaii at Utah State 3:00 pm
Louisiana Tech at UTEP 3:00 pm CUSA.TV
South Alabama at Georgia Southern 3:00 pm ESPN3
Texas State at Arkansas State 3:00 pm ESPN3
UMass at BYU 3:00 pm BYUtv/ESPN3
Western Carolina at North Carolina 3:00 pm ACCNExtra
Georgia Tech at Duke 3:30 pm RSN
Illinois at No. 9 Ohio State 3:30 pm ABC
Kansas State at No. 13 Oklahoma State 3:30 pm ESPN2
Kentucky at No. 7 Georgia 3:30 pm CBS
Navy at No. 8 Notre Dame 3:30 pm NBC
No. 4 Oklahoma at Kansas 3:30 pm ESPN
Purdue at Iowa 3:30 pm BTN
San Jose State at Colorado State 3:30 pm CBSSN
Syracuse at Louisville 3:30 pm ESPNU
Houston at Tulane 4:00 pm ESPNews
Maryland at No. 17 Michigan State 4:00 pm FOX
Nebraska at No. 10 Penn State 4:00 pm FS1
UAB at Florida 4:00 pm SECN
Wofford at South Carolina 4:00 pm SECN
Coastal Carolina at Idaho 5:00 pm ESPN3
New Mexico State at UL Lafayette 5:00 pm ESPN3
Army at North Texas 6:30 pm beIN SPORTS
Arizona at Oregon 7:00 pm Pac-12N
Boston College vs Connecticut 7:00 pm CBSSN
FIU at Florida Atlantic 7:00 pm
No. 20 LSU at Tennessee 7:00 pm ESPN
Marshall at UTSA 7:00 pm
Texas A&M at Ole Miss 7:00 pm ESPN2
Missouri at Vanderbilt 7:30 pm SECN
No. 19 NC State at Wake Forest 7:30 pm ESPNU
California at No. 22 Stanford 8:00 pm FOX
UCLA at No. 11 USC 8:00 pm ABC
Air Force at No. 25 Boise State 10:15 pm ESPN2
Nevada at San Diego State 10:30 pm CBSSN
Utah at No. 18 Washington 10:30 pm ESPN

College Football Schedule In Week 10; Live TV Channels, Streams

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — College football schedule, television channels, live streams and game times for the fixtures taking place in Week 10 on Saturday, Nov. 4.

The Week 10 battles will continue at Noon ET on Saturday with 11 games, including the Big Ten showdown between No. 7 Penn State and No. 24 Michigan State.

After letting a double-digit lead slipped and getting stunned late at Ohio State last weekend, the Nittany Lions (7-1) travel to Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, hoping to recover from their first loss of the season.

The Spartans (6-2) will also be seeking to bounce back from a defeat after losing to Northwestern in Week 9.

Both teams are 4-1 in conference play and are still in contention for a place in the league title game.

However, they are also aware that the loser this weekend is unlikely to feature in the Big Ten championship.

Penn State has a massive 88.9 percent chance to beat Michigan this weekend, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index, and the likes of quarterback Trace McSorley and running back Saquon Barkley are all fired up to get back.

Othe ranked teams in action at Noon on Saturday are the undefeated No. 9 Wisconsin which goes to Indiana, No. 14 Auburn which plays at Texas A&M and No. 16 Mississippi State, which will welcome UMass.

Five other ranked vs. ranked matchups are slated on the college football schedule for Week 10, as No. 2 Alabama hosts No. 19 LSU, defending champion and No. 4 Clemson heads to No. 20 NC State, No. 5 Oklahoma travels to No. 11 Oklahoma State, No. 10 Miami (FL) put its undefeated track on the line when it entertains No. 13 Virginia Tech, while No. 22 Arizona is at No. 17. USC

Meanwhile, College Football Playoff No. 1 ranked team Georgia will host South Carolina at 3:30, while No. 6 Ohio State faces a very tricky trip to Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City to play against Iowa and No. 3 Notre Dame plays Wake Forest at home.

In other highlighted games on the college football schedule this weekend, the improving No. 15 Iowa State goes to West Virginia, No. 8 TCU will be hoping to bounce back from its first loss when it hosts Texas, while No. 18 UCF will play SMU.

NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE – WEEK 10
Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017

No. 7 Penn State at No. 24 Michigan State 12:00 pm FOX
No. 9 Wisconsin at Indiana 12:00 pm ABC
No. 14 Auburn at Texas A&M 12:00 pm ESPN
UMass at No. 16 Mississippi State 12:00 pm SECN
Florida at Missouri 12:00 pm ESPN2
Syracuse at Florida State 12:20 pm ACCN
Baylor at Kansas 12:00 pm FSN
Illinois at Purdue 12:00 pm BTN
Kansas State at Texas Tech 12:00 pm FS1
East Carolina at Houston 12:00 pm CBSSN
WKU at Vanderbilt 12:00 pm ESPNU
Appalachian State at ULM 3:00 pm ESPN3
Georgia State at Georgia Southern 3:00 pm ESPN3
Georgia Tech at Virginia 3:00 pm ACCNE
New Mexico State at Texas State 3:00 pm ESPN3
Rice at UAB 3:00 pm CUSA.TV
USF at UConn 3:00 pm ESPNU
South Carolina at No. 1 Georgia 3:30 pm CBS
Wake Forest at No. 3 Notre Dame 3:30 pm NBC
No. 4 Clemson at No. 20 NC State 3:30 pm ABC
No. 6 Ohio State at Iowa 3:30 pm ESPN
No. 15 Iowa State at West Virginia 3:30 pm ESPN2
No. 21 Stanford at No. 25 Washington State 3:30 pm FOX
Army at Air Force 3:30 pm CBSSN
Maryland at Rutgers 3:30 pm BTN
North Texas at Louisiana Tech 3:30 pm
Northwestern at Nebraska 3:30 pm BTN
Charlotte at Old Dominion 3:30 pm ESPN3
No. 5 Oklahoma at No. 11 Oklahoma State 4:00 pm FS1
Cincinnati at Tulane 4:00 pm ESPN3
Coastal Carolina at Arkansas 4:00 pm SECN
Ole Miss at Kentucky 4:00 pm SECN
UL Lafayette at South Alabama 4:00 pm ESPN3
Oregon State at California 5:00 pm Pac-12N
Utah State at New Mexico 5:30 pm
Hawaii at UNLV 6:00 pm
Colorado State at Wyoming 7:00 pm CBSSN
Nevada at Boise State 7:00 pm ESPNU
UTSA at FIU 7:00 pm
Texas at No. 8 TCU 7:15 pm ESPN
No. 18 UCF at SMU 7:15 pm ESPN2
Minnesota at Michigan 7:30 pm FOX
Southern Miss at Tennessee 7:30 pm SECN
UTEP at Middle Tennessee 7:30 pm beIN SPORTS
No. 19 LSU at No. 2 Alabama 8:00 pm CBS
No. 13 Virginia Tech at No. 10 Miami (FL) 8:00 pm ABC
Colorado at Arizona State 9:00 pm Pac-12N
Oregon at No. 12 Washington 10:00 pm FS1
San Diego State at San Jose State 10:30 pm ESPNU
No. 22 Arizona at No. 17 USC 10:45 pm ESPN
BYU at Fresno State 10:45 pm ESPN2

College football schedule, TV Channels, Stream For Week 9: Oct. 28

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — College football schedule, television channels, live stream and game times for the matches playing in Week 9 on Saturday.

Several big games are listed on the schedule this weekend, but none is bigger than the clash between No. 2 Penn State and No. 6 Ohio State in a key Big Ten contest at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.

After losing to Oklahoma at home earlier this season, the Buckeyes (6-1, 4-0 Big Ten) can’t afford another defeat if they are to make the College Football Playoff.

The Nittany Lions (7-0, 4-0) are undefeated this season after seven straight wins, but will come up against an Ohio State team that will be well rested, following its bye last week.

Penn State Big Ten
Penn State in the Big Ten college football action

Games time for this one is set for 3:30 pm and it will be live on FOX and streaming on Fox Sports GO.

Another undefeated team, No. 3 Georgia (7-0, 4-0 SEC) will look to stay that way when they leave the EverBank Field in Jacksonville after their fixture against Florida (3-3, 3-2).

Elsewhere, defending champion and No. 7 Clemson will take on the visiting Georgia Tech, No. 5 Wisconsin is at Illinois, while undefeated No. 4 TCU faces a tricky trip to No. 25 Iowa State.

In other college football games in Week 9, No. 14 NC State goes to No. 9 Notre Dame, while No. 11 Oklahoma State and No. 22 West Virginia will face off in the ranke v ranked contests.

College Football Schedule – Week 9

Saturday, Oct. 28, 2017

Buffalo at Akron 11:30 am CBSSN
No. 5 Wisconsin at Illinois 12:00 pm ESPN and WatchESPN
No. 8 Miami, FL at North Carolina 12:00 pm ESPN2 and WatchESPN
No. 11 Oklahoma State at No. 22 West Virginia 12:00 pm ABC and WatchESPN
Arkansas at Ole Miss 12:00 pm SECN
Rutgers at Michigan 12:00 pm BTN
Texas at Baylor 12:00 pm ESPNU and WatchESPN
Louisville at Wake Forest 12:20 pm ACCN
Virginia at Pittsburgh 12:30 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
California at Colorado 2:00 pm Pac-12N
FIU at Marshall 2:30 pm
Kansas State at Kansas 3:00 pm FS1 and Fox Sports GO
San Jose State at BYU 3:00 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Air Force at Colorado State 3:00 pm CBSSN
No. 2 Penn State at No. 6 Ohio State 3:30 pm FOX and Fox Sports GO
Florida vs. No. 3 Georgia No. in Jacksonville 3:30 pm CBS
No. 4 TCU at No. 25 Iowa State 3:30 pm ABC, ESPN2 and WatchESPN
No. 14 NC State at No. 9 Notre Dame 3:30 pm NBC
UCLA at No. 12 Washington 3:30 pm ABC, ESPN2 and WatchESPN
No. 16 Michigan State at Northwestern 3:30 pm ESPN and WatchESPN
Georgia Southern at Troy 3:30 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Indiana at Maryland 3:30 pm BTN
Appalachian State at UMass 3:30 pm
Louisiana Tech at Rice 3:30 pm FloTV
Houston at No. 17 USF 3:45 pm ESPNU and WatchESPN
Vanderbilt at South Carolina 4:00 pm SECN
Florida Atlantic at WKU 4:30 pm Stadium
Austin Peay at No. 18 UCF 5:00 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
ULM at Idaho 5:00 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Utah at Oregon 5:45 pm Pac-12N
Texas State at Coastal Carolina 6:00 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Old Dominion at North Texas 6:30 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Minnesota at Iowa 6:30 pm FS1 and Fox Sports GO
Missouri at UConn 6:30 pm CBSSN
UAB at Southern Miss 7:00 pm CUSA.TV
Mississippi State at Texas A&M 7:15 pm ESPN and WatchESPN
Duke at No. 13 Virginia Tech 7:20 pm ACCN
Tennessee at Kentucky 7:30 pm SECN
Nebraska at Purdue 7:30 pm BTN
New Mexico at Wyoming 7:30 pm ESPNU and WatchESPN
Arkansas State at New Mexico State 8:00 pm ESPN3 and WatchESPN
Georgia Tech at No. 7 Clemson 8:00 pm ABC, ESPN2 and WatchESPN
Texas Tech at No. 10 Oklahoma 8:00 pm ABC, ESPN2 and WatchESPN
UTSA at UTEP 8:00 pm
No. 15 Washington State at Arizona 9:30 pm Pac-12N
Boise State at Utah State 10:00 pm CBSSN
UNLV at Fresno State 10:00 pm
No. 21 USC at Arizona State 10:45 pm ESPN and WatchESPN
San Diego State at Hawaii 11:15 pm ESPN2 and WatchESPN

College Football Schedule, AP Top 25 Games, TV Channels: Week 6

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MIAMI, FL, Sporting Alert — College football schedule and the live television channels and the streams for Week 6 for the AP Top 25 teams.

This week’s schedule will feature two games involving ranked v ranked teams.

On Thursday night, No. 17 Louisville will travel to Raleigh to face No. 24 North Carolina State at Carter-Finley Stadium.

The Wolfpack (4-1) have won four straight, including knocking off then-No. 12 Florida State and will be hoping to secure another marquee win in their push for postseason football.

Louisville (4-1) and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson go in search of a third successive victory after losing to No. 2 Clemson earlier this season.

The Cardinals won last year’s battle 54-13, but start as the underdog, as ESPN’s Football Power Index gives NC State a 61.4 percent chance to upset the visitors.

You can watch live coverage nationally on ESPN with WatchESPN providing the live stream.

On Fox Sports 1 USA and Fox Sports Go, No. 23 West Virginia will make the trip to Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth, Tex., on Saturday to take on the high-flying No. 8 TCU.

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TCU vs Oklahoma State college football in Stillwater, Oklahoma on September 23, 2017.

The Horned Frogs (4-0) have proven that they are one of the serious contenders for the Big 12 title this season with a an impressive 44-31 victory over the Mason Rudolph led Oklahoma State last week and have been given a massive 88.4-percent chance to beat the Mountaineers this weekend.

West Virginia (3-1) has scored over 50 points in three straight games and it will be seeking to bring over that offensive form into the road battle with TCU.

In other college football schedule games involving AP Top 25 teams, No. 1 Alabama will visit Texas A&M, defending champion and second-ranked Clemson welcomes Wake Forest, No. 3 Oklahoma returns from its rest week with a home fixture against Iowa State, while No. 4 Penn State is at Northwestern and No. 5 Georgia goes to Vanderbilt.

In other interesting games on the college football schedule for Week 6, No. 13 Miami (FL) travels to Florida State, live on ESPN, LSU, which dropped from the rankings recently goes to No. 21 Florida, while No. 7 Michigan welcomes arch-rival Michigan State, live on national television on ABC and No. 10 Ohio State face a tricky tie against Maryland.

College Football Schedule AP Top 25, TV Channels and Stream
Week 6 Games

Thursday, Oct. 5
No. 17 Louisville at No. 24 N.C. State, 8 p.m., ESPN and WatchESPN

Saturday, Oct. 7
Wake Forest at No. 2 Clemson, 12:00 pm, ESPN2 and WatchESPN
Iowa State at No. 3 Oklahoma, 12:00 pm, FOX
No. 4 Penn State at Northwestern, 12:00 pm, ABC and WatchESPN
No. 5 Georgia at Vanderbilt, 12:00 pm, ESPN and WatchESPN
Ole Miss at No. 12 Auburn, 12:00 pm, SEC Network
No. 23 West Virginia at No. 8 TCU, 3:30 p.m., Fox Sports 1
No. 21 Notre Dame at North Carolina, 3:30 p.m., ABC and WatchESPN
No. 13 Miami (FL) at Florida State, 3:30 p.m., ESPN and WatchESPN
LSU at No. 21 Florida, 3:30 p.m., CBS
Maryland at No. 10 Ohio State, 4:00 p.m., FOX
Oregon State at No. 14 USC, 4:00 p.m., Pac-12 Network
No. 1 Alabama at Texas A&M, 7:15 p.m., ESPN and WatchESPN
No. 16 Virginia Tech at Boston College, 7:15 p.m., ESPN2 and WatchESPN
Michigan State at No. 7 Michigan, 7:30 p.m., ABC and WatchESPN
No. 9 Wisconsin at Nebraska, 8:00 p.m., Big Ten Network
No. 11 Washington State at Oregon, 8:00 p.m., FOX
No. 25 UCF at Cincinnati, 8:00 p.m., ESPNU and WatchESPN
Stanford at No. 20 Utah, 10:15 p.m., FS1
California at No. 6 Washington, 10:45 p.m., ESPN and WatchESPN
No. 19 San Diego State at UNLV, 10:45 p.m., ESPN2 and WatchESPN

Week 3 Big Ten Schedule: College Football TV Channels, Streams, Times

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COLUMBUS, OH, Sporting Alert — The following is the NCAA College Football Big Ten schedule for Week 3 on Friday and Saturday, September 15-16.

Four AP Top 25 teams, including three ranked in the Top 10, are on the books for Week 3.

No. 5 Penn State, No. 7 Michigan, No. 8 Ohio State and No. 10 Wisconsin are the Big Ten ranked teams in action this weekend and there are TV listings and live streaming available.

In one of the first games at Noon, seventh-ranked Michigan will entertain Air Force at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, and this game will be live on the Big Ten Network and streaming live on the BTN2Go App.

The Wolverines (2-0) knocked off then-No. 17 Florida in their season opener before beating Cincinnati 36-14 last Saturday.

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Jim Harbaugh – Michigan head coach

This weekend, Michigan will start with a 91 percent chance to win the game, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index. They are 7-0 against non-conference opponents at home under Jim Harbaugh.

Also at 12 pm, Northern Illinois travels to Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, to take on the Cornhuskers.

Tenth-ranked Wisconsin heads the list of teams kicking off at 3:30 pm.

The Badgers (2-0) who won both their season openers, including the 31-14 win over Florida Atlantic last Saturday, are being backed to take down BYU on the road.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, Wisconsin has an 88 percent chance to see off BYU and hand the Cougars their successive defeat of the season.

Live national coverage of this game from the LaVell Edwards Stadium is on ABC and streaming live on WatchESPN.

Also going off at 3:30 are the North Texas at Iowa, Middle Tennessee at Minnesota and Morgan State at Rutgers fixtures.

The lone Big Ten fixture kicking off at 4 pm sees Purdue and Missouri battling at Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field in Columbia, on the SEC Network and streaming on WatchESPN.

Meanwhile, No. 8 Ohio State will aim to bounce back against Army this week, following last weekend’s disappointing 31-16 defeat to then-No. 5 Oklahoma at home.

The Buckeyes (1-1) who were ranked No. 2 at the time, dropped six places after the Week 2 defeat and must recover quickly.

ESPN’s Football Power Index is giving Ohio State a 97.1 percent chance to pick up the win at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, but struggling quarterback J.T. Barrett’s must start to do better as the team’s leader.

Head coach Urban Meyer remains confident in his starting QB, but wants him and those around him to get it together quickly.

“I see a mentally tough guy,” Meyer said about Barrett. “He’s got to play better. We’ve got to play better. We’ve got to coach better.”

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Penn State in the Big Ten college football action

Elsewhere, No. 5 Penn State will look to stay undefeated this season when it hosts Georgia State at Beaver Stadium.

The Nittany Lions (2-0) are off to a solid start this term and have been given an almost perfect 99.4 percent by ESPN’s Football Power Index to win this week.

Game time for this one is set for 7:30 pm.

Illinois will play No. 22 South Florida at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida on Friday night to kickoff the Big Ten fixtures in Week 3.

BIG TEN SCHEDULE – WEEK 3

Friday and Saturday, September 15-16

Air Force at No. 7 Michigan @ Noon BTN
Northern Illinois at Nebraska Noon FS1
No. 10 Wisconsin at BYU @ 3:30 pm ABC and WatchESPN
Morgan State at Rutgers @ 3:30 pm BTN
Middle Tennessee at Minnesota @ 3:30 pm BTN
North Texas at Iowa @ 3:30 pm ESPN2 and WatchESPN
Purdue at Missouri @ 4:00 pm SECN and WatchESPN
Army at No. 8 Ohio State @ 4:30 pm FOX and Fox Sports Go
Georgia State at No. 5 Penn State @ 7:30 pm BTN
Bowling Green at Northwestern @ 7:30 pm BTN

No. 1 Alabama Opens Home Schedule Against Fresno State

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Sporting Alert – No. 1 Alabama opens its home fixtures in the 2017 college football season at the Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa on Saturday against Fresno State.

Kickoff time for this game is scheduled for a 3:30 p.m. ET and it will be live on ESPN2 and streaming on WatchESPN and ESPN3.

The Crimson Tide (1-0) used an impressive defensive display to stifle Florida State’s offense en route to a 24-7 victory on Saturday night and are expected to have little trouble against the Bulldogs (1-0) this weekend.

In fact, the football experts are predicting a blowout in favor of Nick Saban’s side with ESPN’s Football Power Index giving Alabama a 98.9 percent chance to overwhelm the visitors.

“We’re looking forward to coming back and playing at home. This is a great opportunity for our players; I know how much they love playing in Bryant-Denny Stadium, said Saban.

“Our fans are always very supportive. Their passion, energy and enthusiasm is something that is special in college football, and we always look forward to that.”

Meanwhile, Fresno State defense was also impressive in its Week 1 season opener on Saturday night after holding Incarnate Word to just 125 total yards and minus-30 yards rushing in a 66-0 victory over the Cardinals.

On offense, the Bulldogs tallied 613 yards total, including 414 passing yards, had 26 first-downs and a 3rd down efficiency of 10 of 16.

Despite entering the game as the overwhelming favorite, Alabama’s head coach Saban believes Fresno State will be a worthy opponent.

“With Fresno State, Jeff Tedford is one of the best coaches offensively in the country,” the experienced coach said. “He was the head coach at Cal for many years, won lots of games and went to lots of bowl games.

“Fresno State returns lots of starters – nine on offense, six on defense and a couple specialists. This is a much-improved team; they played really well and looked really good in their opening game, where they scored 66 points and shut the other team out.”

Sophomore running back Josh Hokit accounted for three touchdowns, including three on the ground to lead the way for the Bulldogs.

Hokit also passed for one, while Chason Virgil went 16-of-29 passing for 246 yards and a touchdown and KeeSean Johnson had seven receptions for 120 yards for Fresno State against Incarnate Word.

Saban said: “They’ve got a good quarterback, they’ve got a couple good receivers and they’ve got some good players on defense.

“This is going to be a different kind of challenge for us and something our players will have to respond to because this a much-improved team.”

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What College Football Games on TV Today, Aug 31 and How to Watch

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sporting Alert — Here are the college football games on the schedule for Thursday, August 31, and how to watch them live.

No fewer than 15 games are set to go off on the day with two AP Top 25 teams headlining that list.

So how can you watch and stream these games?

Good question.

Six of those games will be available to stream live on ESPN3 and WatchESPN with Fox Sports Go also providing live streaming option.

ESPN2, SEC Network, CBS Sports Network, ACC Network, PAC-12 Network and Fox Sports 1 are also broadcasting games on Thursday.

On the field, No. 2 Ohio State and No. 10 Oklahoma State will be hoping to kick-start their new season on a winning note.

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Urban Meyer: Ohio State Buckeyes Football head coach

The Buckeyes, behind the leadership of versatile quarterback J.T. Barrett, travel to Bloomington, to take on Big Ten EAST rivals Indiana at the Memorial Stadium.

After deciding to see out his final year of eligibility, Barrett enters his final season at Ohio State on Thursday with the aim to lead his ball club to another national championship.

According to ESPN’s Stats and Information, Barrett hasn’t matched his numbers from 2014 when he completed 65-percent of his passes and had a QBR of 87 in the last two seasons.

The senior, though, who is a two-time Big Ten quarterback of the Year (2014 and 2016), has still been effective and he’s expected to have a strong closing season, with Meyer revealing that he’s made big strides in a few areas during the offseason.

“To say that he (Barrett) mastered our offense, he’s done that quite a while ago,” Meyer said. “It’s just the timing, the execution and the trust.”

Ohio State heads into its season opener on Thursday at Indiana with a near-perfect record against unranked conference opponents since 2012 when Urban Meyer took over the program as head coach.

The lone blemish is that Buckeyes record was the 24-21 upset at Penn State last season.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, Ohio State has a 95.7 percent chance to open the season with a win against the Hoosiers, whose head coach Tom Allen is bracing for a challenging encounter Thursday night.

“Biggest home opener in the history of our program,” said Allen. “I know I’ve said that many times, but it is what it is, That’s exactly the situation we find ourselves in.”

Meanwhile, No. 10 Oklahoma State opens its new season at home against Tulsa at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.

The Cowboys are hoping to challenge their rivals for the Big 12 title this term and the fans are desperate to see what they have going on.

ESPN’s Football Power Index is giving Oklahoma State an 84.6 percent chance to beat Tulsa in a matchup many are starting to consider a serious rivalry.

What College Football Games on TV Today

Thursday, August 31

Florida Intl at UCF 6:00 PM CBSSN
Presbyterian College at Wake Forest 6:30 PM ACCN, WatchESPN
Austin Peay at Cincinnati 7:00 PM ESPN3
Buffalo at Minnesota 7:00 PM BTN
Tennessee State at Georgia State 7:00 PM ESPN3
Elon at Toledo 7:00 PM ESPN3
Rhode Island at Central Michigan 7:00 PM ESPN3
Tulsa at No. 10 Oklahoma State 7:30 PM FS1
Holy Cross at Connecticut 7:30 PM ESPN3
North Dakota at Utah 7:30 PM PAC12
No. 2 Ohio State at Indiana 8:00 PM ESPN, WatchESPN
Florida A&M at Arkansas 8:00 PM SECN, WatchESPN
Louisiana Monroe at Memphis 9:00 PM CBSSN
Sacramento State at Idaho 9:00 PM ESPN3
New Mexico State at Arizona State 10:30 PM PAC12

College Football Week 13 Schedule, TV Channels: Nov. 26

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COLUMBUS, OH, Sporting Alert – The following is the schedule, live TV channels, streams and kick-off times for the NCAA DI college football games in Week 13 on Saturday, Nov. 26.

Highlighting the list of games this weekend are the Big Ten East Division showdown between No. 2 Ohio State and No. 3 Michigan and the SEC West clash between top-ranked Alabama and longtime rival Auburn.

At Ohio Stadium in Columbus, the Buckeyes (10-1, 7-1 Big Ten) and the Wolverines (10-1, 7-1 Big Ten) will go head-to-head in a vital conference clash that is expected to play a big role in the race for a College Football Playoff place.

Last year Ohio State hammered Michigan 42-13 and has won 10 of the last 11 meetings in this series.

Despite holding a top four spot in the CFP rankings at the moment, several college football experts believe the loser of this game over the weekend will fall out of the playoff race.

ESPN’s Football Power Index gives the Buckeyes a 58.8 percent chance to beat the Wolverines at home.

Crimson Tide Ready To Role Iron Bowl

At Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, No. 1 Alabama will tackle Auburn in the Iron Bowl and Crimson Tide head coach Saban believes this is the perfect preparation for the SEC conference championship game between East Division winner Florida on Dec. 3.

“I think this is one of the greatest rivalry games in the country,” Saban said.

“I know it means a lot to a lot of people in this state as well as nationally and the competitors in the game probably enjoy this kind of competition, this kind of rivalry as much as any game that they play.”

Alabama (11-0, 7-0 SEC) has won six of the last eight meetings, including a 29-13 victory last year.

They have an 81.6 percent chance to beat the Tigers (8-3, 5-2), according to ESPN’s Football Power Index.

The Crimson Tide lead the all-time series 44-35-1.

Elsewhere, No. 4 Clemson will step out of conference to take on South Carolina (6-5) at Memorial Stadium and the Tigers (10-1) are a massive 25.5 point favourites to beat the Gamecocks.

Clemson, which defeated Wake Forest 35-13 last week, has a 96 percent chance to run all over South Carolina on Saturday, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index, although the Gamecocks have won on two of their last three trips to Memorial Stadium.

In other highlighted college football games on the schedule this weekend; the surging No. 12 USC seeks to an eighth successive game when it goes up against Notre Dame, No. 7 Penn State (9-2, 7-1 Big Ten) will hope to stay in the college football playoff hunt with a win over Michigan State, while No. 9 Colorado (9-2, 7-1 Pac-12) face-off against No. 22 Utah (8-3, 5-3 Pac-12) in a key conference game.

College Football Schedule: Week 13
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Matchup Time (ET)

No. 3 Michigan at No. 2 Ohio State 12:00pm ABC, ESPN3
Kentucky at No. 11 Louisville 12:00pm ESPN, WatchESPN
Georgia Tech at Georgia12:00pm SECN, WatchESPN
Illinois at Northwestern 12:00pm BTN, BTN2Go
Kansas at Kansas State 12:00pm Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports GO
Arkansas State at UL Lafayette 12:00pm ASN, ESPN3
Purdue at Indiana 12:00pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
Rutgers at Maryland 12:00pm ESPNEWS, WatchESPN
UCF at USF 12:00pm CBSSN, LIVE Stream
Virginia at Virginia Tech 12:00pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Syracuse at Pittsburgh 12:30 pm ACCN, ACCNExtra
No. 13 Auburn at No. 1 Alabama 3:30 pm CBS, CBS Sports Stream
Minnesota at No. 6 Wisconsin 3:30 pm BTN, BTN2Go
Michigan State at No. 7 Penn State 3:30 pm ESPN, WatchESPN
Notre Dame at No. 12 USC 3:30 pm ABC, WatchESPN
No. 18 West Virginia at Iowa State 3:30 pm Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports GO
No. 25 Navy at SMU 3:30 pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
Mississippi State at Ole Miss 3:30 pm SECN, WatchESPN
Duke at Miami, FL 3:30 pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Boston College at Wake Forest 3:00 pm RSN, ACCNExtra
FIU at Old Dominion 3:30 pm ESPN3
San Jose State at Fresno State 3:30 pm CBSSN, Stream
South Alabama at Idaho 3:30 pm ASN, ESPN3
Appalachian State at New Mexico State 4:00 pm ESPN3, AggieVision
Nevada at UNLV 4:00 pm ESPN3
Oregon at Oregon State 4:00 pm PAC-12, Stream
Troy at Texas State 4:00 pm ESPN3
Tulane at UConn 4:00 pm ESPNEWS, WatchESPN
Florida Atlantic at Middle Tennessee 5:30 pm beIN Sports, Stream
Charlotte at UTSA 7:00 pm CampusInsiders
UCLA at California 7:00 pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
WKU at Marshall 7:00 pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
South Carolina at No. 4 Clemson 7:30 pm ESPN, WatchESPN
No. 17 Tennessee at Vanderbilt 7:30 pmSECN, WatchESPN
No. 22 Utah at No. 9 Colorado 7:30 pm FOX, Fox Sports GO
East Carolina at Temple 7:30 pm ESPNEWS, WatchESPN
No. 15 Florida at No. 14 Florida State 8:00 pmABC, ESPN3
Rice at No. 24 Stanford 8:00 pm PAC-12, LIVE Stream
North Texas at UTEP 8:00 pm CUSA.TV
Colorado State at San Diego State 9:00 pm CBSSN, LIVE Stream
Utah State at BYU 10:15 pm ESPNU, WatchESPN
Wyoming at New Mexico 10:15 pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
UMass at Hawaii 11:00 pm Oceanic PPV

Top 25 College Football Schedule, TV Stream Listings: Nov. 25

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DALLAS, Sporting Alert – The top 25 college football schedule on Friday, November 25, as the battles for conference tournament places and College Football Playoff spots heat up.

Topping the list of battles is the clash between No. 5 Washington and state rival No. 23 Washington State for the Apple Cup with Pac-12 North title also on the line for both teams.

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The battle at Martin Stadium in Pullman, Wash., begins at 3:30 p.m. ET and will broadcast live on FOX.

The winner of this clash has a confirmed spot in the Pac-12 title game.

According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Huskies (10-1, 7-1) have a 60.9 percent to win against Washington State (8-3, 7-1) which is coming off a 38-24 defeat to No. 9 Colorado last Saturday.

The college football experts believe both sides are very close on offense, so the final outcome could very well come down to efficiency.

They believe the Huskies have the edge in that area.

A triumph for Washington would not only move them closer to winning the conference title but strengthened its position in the rankings for one of the top four slots in the College Football Playoff.

The game also gives Huskies quarterback Jake Browning a chance to add to his impressive resume this season with the Heisman Trophy candidate leading the Pac-12 with 37 touchdown passes.

“I just want them to prepare like they have and go over and compete like they have, which I know they will,” said Washington coach Chris Petersen ahead of the clash with the Cougars.

“We know it’s like, ‘All this hard work kind of comes down to this.’ But it’s really hard for me to say, like, ‘OK, now we’re really all-in on this.’

“I just think they’ve really been invested this whole year, every game.

“But it’ll be exciting. They get the rivalry. They get that we’re playing a heck of a team in a really hostile situation.”

Washington State’s Luke Falk has also been effective this term, passing for 3,935 yards and 36 touchdowns.

In another college football AP top 25 game, Tom Herman will be hoping to keep himself and his players focus when No. 20 Houston and Memphis clash live on ABC and WatchESPN at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.

ESPN reports have been linking Herman to both LSU and Texas over the last 24 hours, which could disrupt what he’s got going on in Texas.

The Cougars (9-2) have won three straight, but none more special than the 36-10 hammering of then-No. 5 Louisville a week ago, which knocked the Cardinals out of the CFP discussions.

Elsewhere on the AP top 25 college football schedule on Black Friday, No. 19 Boise State takes on Air Force, No. 16 Nebraska and Iowa meet in a Big Ten showdown, while undefeated No. 21 Western Michigan (11-0) and Toledo face-off.

College Football AP Top 25
Friday, November 25
WatchESPN, ESPN2 and Fox will carry games live.

No. 20 Houston at Memphis 12:00pm ABC, ESPN3
NC State at North Carolina 12:00pm ESPN, WatchESPN
NIU at Kent State 12:00pm CBSSN / Stream
Arkansas at Missouri 2:30 pm CBS / CBS Sports Stream
Buffalo at Bowling Green 2:30 pm ESPN3
No. 19 Boise State at Air Force 3:30 pm CBSSN / CBS Sports Stream
No. 16 Nebraska at Iowa 3:30 pm ABC, ESPN3
TCU at Texas 3:30 pm Fox Sports 1, Fox SportsGO
No. 5 Washington at No. 23 Washington State 3:30 pm FOX, Fox Sports GO
Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss 4:00 pm ESPNews, WatchESPN
Toledo a No. 21 Western Michigan 5:00 pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Baylor vs. Texas Tech 6:00 pm ESPN,WatchESPN
Cincinnati at Tulsa 8:30 pm ESPN2, WatchESPN
Arizona State at Arizona 9:30 pm ESPN, WatchESPN