CFB TV Guesses for 2025 Week 7 (10/11/2025)

Here are the games already set for television and/or webcast. Here are the known available telecast windows. 

I have done my best to list what TV windows are out there. Every listing service has a little different schedule for these networks. It is also possible that a window could be eliminated or the time of a window could shift slightly to accommodate a network's needs.

Instead of cluttering up these posts even more, I'll try to keep track of the unique conference TV arrangements in a separate post.  

A few notes and considerations: 

* FOX initially planned for an ALCS window in primetime, but with the day not planned for any AL postseason games, they moved a planned 11pm ET window up to 7:30pm.

* BTN has a third window available at 7:30pm ET.

* Games slotted for TV or a start time, but not both

• Northwestern at Penn State (12pm, 3:30pm or 4pm, TBA)
• UCLA at Michigan State (12pm, TBA)
• Purdue at Minnesota (7pm or 7:30pm, TBA)
• New Mexico at Boise State (TBA, FOX Sports)
• Alabama at Missouri (12pm, ABC or ESPN)
• Oklahoma vs. Texas (3:30pm, ABC or ESPN)
• Alabama State at Jackson State (3:30pm, ESPN Networks or ESPN+)
• Texas Southern at Grambling State (7pm, ESPN Networks or ESPN+)
• Other SEC game time slots
• Georgia at Auburn = Evening
• All others = Afternoon or Evening

* I'm a little confused by the number of FS1 windows.  I think two are clearly open (12pm & 10:30pm), but two are listing reruns of games from the prior weeks (3:30pm & 7pm) in some listing services and I think those are incorrect listings.  I think FS1 has four slots available.

* Speaking of that 10:30pm FS1 window, I'm expecting that to move up to 9:45pm for a Boise State home game, with the game vs. New Mexico starting on FS2.

* The CW lists a noon game, but with only four ACC games available, I think its possible they either skip this week (they only carry 13 games every year and have done ACC doubleheaders later in the year) or an ACCN slot gets dropped.  I dropped both the noon and mid-afternoon ACCN slots. If the CW skips a week, put its game on ACCN at 3:30pm.

* I have FOX going first for the Big Ten with Ohio State at Illinois.  After that, I went with CBS next over NBC.  Would Michigan at USC be a better draw? Maybe.

* For the Big 12, I have ESPN taking first pick and FOX alternating the first four selections.

12pm ABC: Alabama at Missouri

12pm FOX: Ohio State at Illinois

12pm ESPN: Pitt at Florida State

12pm ESPN2: Navy at Temple

12pm CW: Clemson at Boston College

12pm TNT: TCU at Kansas State

12pm FS1: Nebraska at Maryland

12pm BTN: UCLA at Michigan State
12pm ESPNU: Troy at Texas State

3:30pm ABC: Oklahoma vs. Texas

3:30pm CBS: Indiana at Oregon

3:30pm FOX: Iowa State at Colorado

3:30pm ESPN: Kansas at Texas Tech

3:30pm FS1: Iowa at Wisconsin
3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Penn State

3:30pm ESPNU: Toledo at Bowling Green

4pm ESPN2: Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech

4:15pm SECN: Arkansas at Tennessee

7pm ESPN: Florida at Texas A&M

7pm FS1: UCF at Cincinnati

7pm ESPNU: Rice at UTSA 

7:30pm ABC: Georgia at Auburn

7:30pm NBC: Michigan at USC

7:30pm FOX: BYU at Arizona

7:30pm BTN: Purdue at Minnesota

7:30pm ACCN: Stanford at SMU

7:45 SECN: South Carolina at LSU

8pm ESPN2: Houston at Oklahoma State

9:45pm FS1: New Mexico at Boise State

10:15pm ESPN: Arizona State at Utah

ESPN+

UAB at Florida Atlantic

Miami (OH) at Akron

Northern Illinois at Eastern Michigan 

UMass at Kent State

Ball State at Western Michigan

ULM at Coastal Carolina 

App State at Georgia State

Louisiana at James Madison

Old Dominion at Marshall

Alabama State at Jackson State

Texas Southern at Grambling State