CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Week 3

* If a game isn't listed assume streaming such as ESPN+, SEC+, ACCNX, the MW app or local TV.

* Games in green are games that time and TV network have been set.  Games in blue have been set for the TV network, but not yet the time.  Games listed in italics are games I moved to a new date with no knowledge if that date change is actually happening.
* Using last year as a guide when Notre Dame plays at night, I deleted NBC's primetime Big Ten window in favor of a primetime Peacock exclusive.  The Big Ten schedule this particular week is not a great one for the rightsholders.

Thursday
7:30pm ESPN: Syracuse at Pitt

Friday
7:30pm ESPN: Miami (FL) at Wake Forest

9pm FOX: Purdue at UCLA

Saturday
12pm ABC: Georgia at Arkansas

12pm FOX: Virginia Tech at Maryland
12pm ESPN: Arizona State vs. Kansas

12pm ESPN2: NC State at Vanderbilt

12pm FS1: Bowling Green at Iowa State

12pm CW: Maine at Boston College

12pm TNT: Arkansas State at TCU

12pm BTN: Kent State at Ohio State
12pm BTN: North Dakota at Nebraska

12pm ESPNU: Cincinnati vs. Miami (OH)

12pm ACCN: Stanford at Duke

12pm CBSSN: Wyoming at Central Michigan

12:45pm SECN: Kennesaw State at Tennessee

2pm USA: Montana at Oregon State

3:30pm ABC: Florida State at Alabama

3:30pm CBS: USC at Rutgers

3:30pm FOX: Houston at Texas Tech

3:30pm ESPN: West Virginia vs. Virginia

3:30pm FS1: Colorado at Northwestern

3:30pm BTN: UTEP at Michigan

3:30pm BTN: UNI at Iowa

3:30pm ACCN: North Carolina at Clemson

3:30pm CBSSN: South Dakota at Boise State

3:30pm Peacock: Eastern Michigan at Wisconsin

4pm ESPN2: Georgia State at UCF

4pm CW: Fresno State at San Jose State

4pm ESPNU: UConn at Southern Miss

4:15pm SECN: Mississippi State at South Carolina

6pm USA: North Texas at Texas State

7pm FOX: Buffalo at Penn State

7pm ESPN: Florida at Auburn

7pm FS1: Akron at Minnesota

7pm CBSSN: Georgia Southern at Jacksonville State

7:30pm ABC: LSU at Ole Miss

7:30pm NBC: Michigan State at Notre Dame

7:30pm CBS: BYU at Colorado State

7:30pm BTN: Southern Illinois at Illinois

7:30pm BTN: Portland State at Oregon

7:30pm ESPNU: FIU at Florida Atlantic

7:30pm ACCN: SMU at Louisville

7:30pm Peacock: WKU at Indiana 

7:45pm SECN: Kentucky at Texas A&M

8pm ESPN2: Tulane at Kansas State

8pm CW: James Madison at San Diego State

10pm USA: Duquesne at Washington State

10:15pm ESPN: Northern Illinois at Arizona

10:30pm FOX: Utah State at Utah

11pm BTN: Eastern Washington at Washington

CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Week 2

* If a game isn't listed assume streaming such as ESPN+, SEC+, ACCNX, the MW app or local TV.
* Games in green are games that time and TV network have been set.  Games in blue have been set for the TV network, but not yet the time.  Games listed in italics are games I moved to a new date with no knowledge if that date change is actually happening.

* Thursday night is traditionally the NFL's opening Thursday night.

* ESPN will carry the US Open men's semifinals on Friday night and the women's championship on Saturday afternoon.

* The CW has a primetime O'Reilly Series race on Saturday

Thursday

7pm ACCN: Florida A&M at Miami (FL)

Friday

7pm ACCN: Villanova at Louisville

7:30pm ESPN2: Rutgers at Boston College

8pm FOX: Duke at Illinois

8pm CBSSN: Tulsa at Sam Houston

Saturday

12pm ABC: Tennessee at Georgia Tech

12pm FOX: Oklahoma at Michigan

12pm ESPN: Oregon at Oklahoma State

12pm ESPN2: California at Syracuse

12pm CW: Norfolk State at Virginia

12pm FS1: Washington State at Kansas State

12pm TNT: UT Martin at West Virginia

12pm BTN: Eastern Michigan at Michigan State

12pm BTN: Howard at Indiana

12pm ESPNU: UNLV at North Texas

12pm ACCN: UCF at Pitt

12pm CBSSN: South Florida at Army West Point

12:45pm SECN: Charlotte at Ole Miss

3:30pm ABC: Alabama at Kentucky

3:30pm CBS: Utah State at Washington

3:30pm NBC: Rice at Notre Dame

3:30pm FOX: Arkansas at Utah

3:30pm CW: UTSA at Texas State

3:30pm FS1: Wake Forest at Purdue

3:30pm BTN: Western Illinois at Wisconsin

3:30pm ESPNU: Navy at Florida Atlantic

3:30pm ACCN: Old Dominion at Virginia Tech

3:30pm CBSSN: Memphis at Boise State

3:30pm Peacock: Mississippi State at Minnesota

4pm ESPN2: Penn State at Temple

4:15pm SECN: Southern Miss at Auburn

6pm USA: Southern Utah at Colorado State

7pm FOX: Missouri at Kansas

7pm ESPN: Arizona State at Texas A&M

7:30pm ABC: Ohio State at Texas

7:30pm NBC: Iowa State at Iowa

7:30pm CBS: Texas Tech at Oregon State

7:30pm BTN: Bowling Green at Nebraska

7:30pm ESPNU: Delaware at Vanderbilt

7:30pm ACCN: Georgia Southern at Clemson

7:30pm CBSSN: Maryland at UConn

7:45pm SECN: Louisiana Tech at LSU

7:30pm ESPN2: WKU at Georgia
10pm USA: Sacramento State at Fresno State

10pm CW: North Dakota State at Air Force

10:15pm ESPN: Arizona at BYU

10:30pm FOX: San Diego State at UCLA

11pm BTN: Louisiana at USC

11pm CBSSN: NM State at Hawai'i

CFB TV Guesses for 2026 Weeks 0 and 1

NOTE: This has been edited with the announcement of the 2026 Mountain West football schedule.  Edits will be in red.

* If a game isn't listed assume streaming such as ESPN+, SEC+, ACCNX, the MW app or local TV.
* Games in green are games that time and TV network have been set.  Games in blue have been set for the TV network, but not yet the time.  Games listed in italics are games I moved to a new date with no knowledge if that date change is actually happening.

Week 0 FBS

* FCS is going to start its season over Week 0.  I'm only going to go through the games involving FBS schools with the exception of the MEAC/SWAC Challenge.

* ABC should be carrying the Little League World Series semis on this day.  I expect them to carry the MEAC/SWAC Challenge in primetime as they have the last couple years.

* FS1 will have LIV Golf in the early afternoon

* FOX will have IndyCar in the afternoon and MLB in the evening.

* Without the full MW schedule, its hard to say if any other networks would pick up a game.

12pm ESPN: North Carolina vs. TCU

5pm ESPN: Virginia at NC State

6pm ACCN: NM State at Florida State

6:30pm CBSSN: Jacksonville State at North Dakota State

7:30pm ABC: Howard vs. Alabama State

8pm BTN: San Jose State at USC

9:30pm ACCN: Hawai'i at Stanford

10pm CBSSN: Memphis at UNLV

Week 1

Thursday

6pm BTN: UMass at Rutgers

7pm ACCN: Akron at Wake Forest

7:30pm ESPN: Colorado at Georgia Tech

8pm SECN: UAPB at Missouri

9pm BTN: Eastern Illinois at Minnesota

Friday

* UNLV at Hawai'i is not guaranteed to be a Week 1 game, but neither school is currently scheduled for this week.  North Dakota State at UNLV or North Dakota State at Hawai'i could also be a late evening option depending on the Bison's non-conference plans. UNLV at Hawa'i is officially a Week One game.

6pm CBSSN: Bryant at Army West Point

7pm ESPN: Oklahoma State at Tulsa

7pm FS1: Toledo at Michigan State
10:30pm ESPN: Miami (FL) at Stanford

11pm FS1: UNLV at Hawai'i

Saturday

* No ESPN2 all day due to US Open tennis.

* CW has a NASCAR race on Saturday evening.

* I'm expecting a portion of FS1 in mid-afternoon to be set aside for IndyCar qualifying, though it could be moved to FS2.

* FOX has a 7pm MLB window.

12pm ABC: Baylor vs. Auburn

12pm FOX: North Texas at Indiana

12pm ESPN: Missouri State at Texas A&M

12pm ESPNU: Arkansas State at Memphis

12pm FS1: Coastal Carolina at West Virginia

12pm TNT: Boston College at Cincinnati

12pm CW: Miami (OH) at Pitt

12pm BTN: Marshall at Penn State

12pm BTN: South Dakota State at Northwestern

12pm ACCN: New Hampshire at Syracuse

12pm CBSSN: Towson at Navy

12:45pm SECN: Tennessee State at Georgia

3:30pm ABC: East Carolina at Alabama

3:30pm CBS: Ball State at Ohio State

3:30pm FOX: Oregon State at Houston

3:30pm ESPN: UTEP at Oklahoma

3:30pm ESPNU: Liberty at James Madison

3:30pm CW: Portland State at San Diego State

3:30pm BTN: UAB at Illinois

3:30pm BTN: Hampton at Maryland

3:30pm ACCN: Tulane at Duke

3:30pm CBSSN: Central Michigan at New Mexico

4pm USA: Idaho State at Utah State

4:15pm SECN: ULM at Mississippi State

6pm FS1: Washington State at Washington

7pm ESPN: Texas State at Texas

7pm CBSSN: Wyoming at Colorado State

7pm Peacock: Northern Illinois at Iowa

7:30pm ABC: Clemson at LSU

7:30pm NBC: Western Michigan at Michigan

7:30pm BTN: Ohio at Nebraska

7:30pm BTN: Indiana State at Purdue

7:30pm ESPNU: Kent State at South Carolina

7:30pm ACCN: VMI at Virginia Tech

7:45pm SECN: Florida Atlantic at Florida

9:30pm FS1: Fresno State at USC

10:30pm ESPN: UCLA at California

10:30pm CW: WKU at Nevada

11pm BTN: Boise State at Oregon

Sunday

* No mid-afternoon ABC due to the US Open

* NBC has MLB at 3pm ET.

* Louisville vs. Ole Miss from Nashville is currently either Friday or Saturday.  I'm going to assume Sunday. Louisville vs. Ole Miss is officially a 7:30pm ET start on ABC on Sunday.

3pm ESPNU: South Carolina State vs. Florida A&M

7:30pm NBC: Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame

7:30pm ABC: Louisville vs. Ole Miss

Monday

8pm ESPN: SMU at Florida State

The 2025 CFB TV Schedule Revealed: Which Conferences Dominated the Network Selections and Why?

Everything's in.  No more 12 day selections.  No more 6 day hold angst.

I did some tracking around 6 day holds, who I thought had the top pick for a few of the conferences, and tracked some appearance related items in this article, and I'd appreciate it if you read it alongside this one.

* Broadcast television still brings home the bacon when it comes to how prestigious your program looks and your conference is showcased.  In terms of the Big Four networks (ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX), here's how things break down by conference using the home team's conference as the conference of record.  Also adding in Notre Dame since they do take up a chunk of broadcast network time.  I've excluded any Army or Navy home games airing on CBS from the American's count since those schools' home games have been mostly set outside of the American's TV contracts, and conference championship games are also excluded.  

No doubt that the SEC takes up a ton of real estate on ABC alone.  I knew the Big 12 would have a good number because it gets several doubleheaders on FOX.  The Big 12 getting a decent number of broadcast network games on FOX and a token number on ABC reminds me a bit of how the previous Pac-12 contract tended to work.  ESPN and ESPN2 aired the majority of their set of Pac-12 games, while FOX and FS1 were a closer split.

The ACC number of 8 sticks out like a sore thumb since they're only a couple ahead of Notre Dame, who by contract gets nearly every home game on NBC.  If you add the CW as a network, the gap closes to the Big 12 (21 for the ACC), but the games on the CW are usually towards the back end of the selection process and not meant to be showcase games for the conference.  They do contribute a tangible number towards the ACC's success metrics pool, but they don't come close to what the ABC games provide.

* Which school showed up the most on the Big Four broadcast networks?  Including the top 20 schools plus ties (21 schools total), Alabama gets the nod.  The Big Ten (11) and SEC (7) naturally dominate this list (those whose conference appears on TV the most has more appearances to offer its members).

Notre Dame being near the top isn't a big surprise either.  They get a head start at 6 games when you start with home games NBC, but ABC loves to show them as much as they can too with 3 road game appearances.  I imagine that if Boston College or Stanford were mediocre, the Fighting Irish could have had the lead in this category.

The Big 12 contributes just 2 schools, but the conference has quality with respect to conference depth.  Not pictured here are 4 schools who made 4 broadcast network appearances (BYU, Utah, Arizona State and Iowa State).

* One topic of discussion is how often FOX leans into certain Big Ten schools in the noon window, which is their highest rated window.  And no one will be surprised by this result, which lists every school that made at least 2 appearances in the Saturday noon window on FOX.

No surprises.  They lean hard into Ohio State and Michigan.  Might have leaned into Penn State more if they had not had their midseason mess.  Did take them a while to trust in Indiana though.

But overall, the schools that appeared on FOX the most came from the Big 12, though it must be understood that the Big 12 has more games on FOX (25) than the Big Ten does (20) when you include all games on the broadcast network on all days of the week.  That said, Texas Tech had all of their FOX games on Saturdays (TCU had 1 Friday game).  Here's everyone who had at least 3 appearances on FOX:

* Since FOX clearly favored getting Ohio State and Michigan as much as they could, who did CBS and NBC end up with most often for their Big Ten selections?  We do know that they would have the full range of the conference's schools as nearly all of their games were at times acceptable to choosing a west coast school to host:

CBS is first, and them having Oregon as a regular choice should surprise no one.  Everyone listed made at least 2 appearances on CBS.

NBC's choices are much more spread out.  They did have 2 noon windows in addition to their mostly primetime schedule.  I'll say that it interesting that Oregon only appeared on NBC once, NBC's marquee (at the time) game between Oregon and Penn State.

You might be asking yourself regarding Indiana who took them the most, and the answer is nobody.  They had 2 appearances on each of the 6 platforms that carry the Big Ten (FOX, NBC, CBS, BTN, FS1 and Peacock).

* Yes, the ACC does miss out on a decent number of broadcast network opportunities as we mentioned earlier, but how do they do on ESPN, specifically Saturday on main ESPN once we get into the 12 day selection process that encompasses weeks 4 through 14? Not bad as they seem to be a priority to get on ESPN, regardless of the day of the week and in particular as the season progresses.

I wasn't completely surprised that 3 Power 4 conferences made up nearly all of the main ESPN Saturday selections once you get to the 12 day and 6 day selection weeks.

* ESPN2 is where more variability occurs.  Its where you'll see Power 4 and Group of 5 conferences mix together on a Saturday.  How does it look?  A bit different:

A quick caveat: the Saturday FCS games from the Southland and Big Sky come from games that were preselected.  They weren't placed as part of the 12 day process.

The American seems to get preference after the Big 12 and ACC where possible on Saturday, and that makes sense as they've been near the front all season with respect to the Group of 5 conference champion representative whether its been South Florida, Memphis, North Texas or Tulane, but the ACC and Big 12 continue at the top when it comes to Saturday selections.

CFB Six Day Guesses for 11/29/25

* According to Jon Wilner of Bay Area News Group, CBS has preference on the pick for the Big Ten.  Its now a bit clearer why they passed up Iowa-USC so they could keep UCLA-USC alive as a potential selection for themselves (NBC thanks them too).

* The Big 12 will have two games on FOX Sports, one on TNT and the remaining two on ESPN platforms.

* If ESPN were to go with UCF at BYU first, I could see that being the ABC game at noon ET (BYU will likely be just fine with a 10am local start), moving Texas Tech at WVU to FOX at 3:30pm and Miami (FL) at Pitt to ESPN at noon.

* Charlotte at Tulane is a mismatch, but Tulane appears to have pole position in the CFP committee's mind for the Group of 5 conference champion slot.

12pm ABC: Miami (FL) at Pitt

12pm ESPN: Texas Tech at West Virginia

12pm ESPN2: Wake Forest at Duke

12pm FS1: Cincinnati at TCU

12pm TNT: Colorado at Kansas State

3:30pm ABC: Vanderbilt at Tennessee

3:30pm CBS: Oregon at Washington

3:30pm FOX: UCF at BYU

3:30pm ESPN: LSU at Oklahoma

3:30pm ACCN: Virginia Tech at Virginia

4:30pm ESPN2: Florida State at Florida (time of game set only)

7pm ESPN: SMU at California

7:30pm NBC: UCLA at USC

7:30pm ESPNU: Charlotte at Tulane

8pm ESPN2: Houston at Baylor
TBA ESPN+: East Carolina at Florida Atlantic

CFB TV Confirmations for 2025 Week 14 (11/28/2025 & 11/29/25)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for Week 14 (11/28/25 & 11/29/25) from the (mostly) twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their scheduled games held for a six day hold for the start time and/or the TV network. The list of available TV windows are based on media websites, TV listings and press releases. They can change based on the needs of the broadcaster or the conference.

Here's what I guessed based on the available openings (they will prove to be incorrect), along with the games that have already been set. 

I believe the Big Ten is the only conference out of six day holds to be used against it.  I consider the 11/15 hold at 3:30pm between CBS and BTN a six day since CBS and BTN are different TV partners.  

All times Eastern

Friday 11/28

12pm ABC: Ole Miss at Mississippi State

12pm ESPN: Utah at Kansas

12pm ESPNU: Ohio at Buffalo

12pm CBSSN: Kent State at Northern Illinois

Saturday 11/29

Six Day Holds

Options for ACC: 12pm ABC/ESPN/ESPN2, 3:30pm ACCN, 7pm ESPN or evening ESPN2/ESPNU.

SMU at California - can't see this being available for 12pm options

Wake Forest at Duke

Virginia Tech at Virginia

Miami (FL) at Pitt

Options for American: 12pm ABC/ESPN/ESPN2, 7pm ESPN, evening ESPN2/ESPNU or ESPN+

East Carolina at Florida Atlantic

Charlotte at Tulane

Options for Big 12: 12pm FS1, 12pm TNT and 3:30pm FOX are confirmed.  Two games will have the same options as the American

Houston at Baylor

UCF at BYU

Texas Tech at West Virginia

Colorado at Kansas State

Cincinnati at TCU

Oregon at Washington - 3:30pm CBS or 7:30pm NBC

UCLA at USC - 3:30pm CBS or 7:30pm NBC

12pm ESPNU: Iowa State at Oklahoma State

12pm SECN: Clemson at South Carolina

12pm ACCN: Kentucky at Louisville

12pm CBSSN: Ball State at Miami (OH)

12pm ESPN+: Toledo at Central Michigan

1pm ESPN+: UTEP at Delaware

1pm ESPN+: FIU at Sam Houston

1:30pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Marshall

2pm ESPN+: Louisiana Tech at Missouri State

2pm ESPN+: WKU at Jacksonville State

2pm ESPN+: Georgia State at Old Dominion

2:30pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at App State

3pm CW: Boston College at Syracuse

3pm ESPN+: UAB at Tulsa

3pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at NM State

3pm ESPN+: ULM at Louisiana

3pm ESPN+: South Alabama at Texas State

3:30pm ABC/ESPN: Vanderbilt at Tennessee 

3:30pm ABC/ESPN: LSU at Oklahoma

3:30pm FS1: Wisconsin at Minnesota

3:30pm BTN: Penn State at Rutgers

3:30pm ESPN+: Troy at Southern Miss

3:30pm ESPN+: Army at UTSA

3:30pm/4:30pm ESPN2: Florida State at Florida

3:45pm ESPNU: James Madison at Coastal Carolina

4pm SECN: Missouri at Arkansas

7pm FS1: Maryland vs. Michigan State

7pm ESPN+: Rice at South Florida

7:30pm ABC: Alabama at Auburn

7:30pm FOX: Northwestern at Illinois

7:30pm ACCN: North Carolina at NC State

10:30pm ESPN: Notre Dame at Stanford

10:30pm FS1: Fresno State at San Jose State

CFB TV Guesses for 2025 Week 14 (11/28/2025 - 11/29/2025)

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 and six day holds used in a separate post.  

A few notes and considerations:

* For those wondering and not willing to click on the link a couple sentences up, the only conference that *should* be free from six day holds is the Big Ten as four holds have been used, unless they say that the 11/15 network choice at 3:30pm doesn't count.  Everyone else could have the possibility of a hold.  

* Games set for time or TV network family, but not both:

• Clemson at South Carolina (12pm, ABC or ESPN)
• Vanderbilt at Tennessee (Mid-afternoon, SEC TV networks)
• Missouri at Arkansas (Evening, SEC TV networks)
• Fresno State at San Jose State (TBA, FOX Sports)

* Based on 11/22 selections, Penn State at Rutgers will air on BTN.  Since there's only a 3:30pm slot for BTN, the game goes there.

* My selection count for the Big 12, assuming a hard limit of 35 for FOX Sports, is going to be one over that limit while ESPN will be one short.  Oh well. (EDIT: Read the edit below).
* For the Big Ten, after FOX's choice of Ohio State at Michigan, I have NBC choosing ahead of CBS.

* Last year, the SEC and ESPN made an exception and added an early SECN window for Louisville at Kentucky when the game was not supposed to be slotted as an early game.
* Could Notre Dame-Stanford be the late ESPN game?  I can see swapping it out with SMU-California and doing some further massaging of the schedule.

* Putting Florida State-Florida on SECN is jarring, but, where can you put it?

Friday

12pm ABC: Ole Miss at Mississippi State

12pm ESPN: Utah at Kansas

12pm ESPNU: Ohio at Buffalo

12pm CBSSN: Kent State at Northern Illinois

EDIT: I initially forgot Northwestern at Illinois.  I moved Maryland vs. Michigan State to 7pm FS1 since its not being played at Spartan Stadium, but in Detroit.  I think the different location for Maryland-Michigan State gives it the plausibility for a night game even though MSU has hosted three night games at. Spartan Stadium.  I then moved Houston at Baylor over to TNT at 12pm, Colorado State at Kansas State to 7:30pm ESPNU and Iowa State at Oklahoma State to ESPN+.

Saturday

12pm ABC: Miami (FL) at Pitt

12pm ESPN: Clemson at South Carolina

12pm ESPN2: Virginia Tech at Virginia

12pm FS1: Northwestern at Illinois

12pm TNT: Houston at Baylor

12pm ESPNU: Charlotte at Tulane

12pm CBSSN: Toledo at Central Michigan

12pm ACCN: North Carolina at NC State

3pm CW: Boston College at Syracuse

3:30pm ABC: LSU at Oklahoma

3:30pm FOX: UCF at BYU

3:30pm CBS: UCLA at USC

3:30pm ESPN: Vanderbilt at Tennessee

3:30pm FS1: Wisconsin at Minnesota

3:30pm BTN: Penn State at Rutgers

3:30pm ESPNU: WKU at Jacksonville State

3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Duke

4pm ESPN2: James Madison at Coastal Carolina

4pm SECN: Florida State at Florida

7pm ESPN: Notre Dame at Stanford

7pm FS1: Maryland at Michigan State

7:30pm ABC: Alabama at Auburn

7:30pm FOX: Texas Tech at West Virginia

7:30pm NBC: Oregon at Washington

7:30pm ESPNU: Colorado at Kansas State

7:30pm SECN: Missouri at Arkansas

7:30pm ACCN: Kentucky at Louisville

8pm ESPN2: Cincinnati at TCU

10:30pm ESPN: SMU at California

10:30pm FS1: Fresno State at San Jose State

ESPN+

Army at UTSA
UAB at Tulsa

Rice at South Florida

East Carolina at Florida Atlantic

Iowa State at Oklahoma State

UTEP at Delaware

Louisiana Tech at Missouri State

Middle Tennessee at NM State

Ball State at Miami (OH)

Arkansas State at App State

Georgia Southern at Marshall

Georgia State at Old Dominion

ULM at Louisiana

Troy at Southern Miss

South Alabama at Texas State