CFB TV Guesses for 2020 Week 11 (11/14/20)

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.

Considerations (you might want to read these instead of skipping past them)

* CBS has selected Alabama at LSU in advance.  All remaining SEC games will be on ESPN channels. Even though Alabama at LSU is not starting until 6pm ET, to my knowledge not an exclusive primetime window for CBS. I am assuming that ESPN will be allowed to use the mid afternoon ESPN and/or ESPN2 windows, keeping the evening windows free for CBS from primetime SEC games on ESPN, ESPN2 and/or ESPNU.

* ESPN's late evening window has Top Rank Boxing. A late evening slot on ESPN2 exists for the Pac-12 to use.

* I am under the impression that the Big Ten has suspended its rules regarding a game's competing schools having to approve primetime appearances after the 1st weekend in November with BTN having a 7:30pm window along with attendance limitations in most Big Ten localities, so I've also placed Indiana at Michigan State in primetime on ESPN.

* There's nothing against competing Big Ten games on ABC and FOX at the same time, hence the dueling games at 12pm ET.

* FS1's primetime slot has Premier Boxing Champions from 8pm-10pm ET. Listings show an 11pm ET college football slot after it, but I'm unsure at this time whether that's a replay or live game, since FS1 has a taped program at 10pm ET, so I'm treating it as a game replay and not using it for any live games.

* Memphis at Navy will air on an ESPN network. It was the remaining Navy home game that was provided to ESPN as part of the American's TV rights.

* TV Passport lists "To Be Announced" on FS2 at 2:30pm ET, 6pm ET and 10:30pm ET.  With all programming blocks being 3 hours and 30 minutes, I'm using them for the three Mountain West games that FOX Sports has chosen to air.

* I gave FOX Sports the top choice from the Big 12 and Big Ten.  ESPN received top pick from the Pac-12.

Number of six day holds used

Big 12: 2 (10/3, 11/7)

SEC: 1 (10/10)

Most conferences have up to 4 six day holds to use in a full season, but I am unsure if that number has decreased for some conferences who are playing shorter schedules.

12pm ABC: Wisconsin at Michigan

12pm FOX: Ohio State at Maryland

12pm ESPN: Arkansas at Florida

12pm ESPN2: Army at Tulane

12pm FS1: TCU at West Virginia

12pm ESPNU: Memphis at Navy

12pm SEC: South Carolina at Ole Miss

12pm BTN: Illinois at Rutgers

12pm ACC: Wake Forest at North Carolina

2:30pm FS2: Fresno State at Utah State

3:30pm ABC: Oregon at Washington State

3:30pm ESPN: Georgia at Missouri

3:30pm ESPN2: Auburn at Mississippi State

3:30pm ESPNU: California at Arizona State

3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Purdue

4pm FOX: Oregon State at Washington

4pm FS1: Baylor at Texas Tech

4pm SEC: Vanderbilt at Kentucky

4pm ACC: Florida State at NC State

6pm FS2: Nevada at New Mexico

7pm ESPN: Indiana at Michigan State

7pm ESPN2: SMU at Tulsa

7pm ESPNU: Coastal Carolina at Troy

7pm ACC RSN: Pitt at Georgia Tech

7:30pm ABC: Notre Dame at Boston College

7:30pm SEC: Texas A&M at Tennessee

7:30pm BTN: Penn State at Nebraska

8pm FOX: USC at Arizona

8pm ACC: Miami (FL) at Virginia Tech

10:30pm ESPN2: Colorado at Stanford

10:30pm FS2: UNLV at San Jose State

ESPN3 or ESPN+

Temple at UCF

USF at Houston

UTEP at UTSA

Rice at Louisiana Tech

Georgia State at Appalachian State

ULM at Arkansas State

Texas State at Georgia Southern

South Alabama at Louisiana