CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 13 (11/22/22 - 11/26/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 11/15/22 - 11/19/22 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 games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

Tuesday

7pm ESPNU: Bowling Green at Ohio

7pm ESPN+: Ball State at Miami (OH)

Friday

12pm ABC or ESPN: Tulane at Cincinnati

12pm ABC or ESPN: Baylor at Texas

12pm ESPNU: Toledo at Western Michigan

12pm CBSSN: Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan

Saturday

Games to be held for six day decisions

Illinois at Northwestern - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, BTN at 3:30pm (and 12pm?).  Maybe FOX or FS1 at 4pm too

Michigan State at Penn State - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, BTN at 3:30pm (and 12pm?).  Maybe FOX or FS1 at 4pm too

Purdue at Indiana - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, BTN at 3:30pm (and 12pm?).  Maybe FOX or FS1 at 4pm too

Minnesota at Wisconsin - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, BTN at 3:30pm (and 12pm?).  Maybe FOX or FS1 at 4pm too

Utah at Colorado - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 4pm Pac-12 or 10pm ESPN

Oregon at Oregon State - 3:30pm ET ABC or ESPN or 10:30pm ESPN

Washington at Washington State - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 4pm Pac-12 or 10:30pm ESPN

12pm ABC: South Carolina at Clemson

12pm ESPN: Georgia Tech at Georgia

12pm ESPN2: West Virginia at Oklahoma State

12pm ESPNU: Coastal Carolina at James Madison

12pm BTN: Rutgers at Maryland

12pm ESPN+: NM State at Liberty

12pm ESPN+: Georgia State at Marshall

12pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at South Alabama

12pm ESPN+: Army West Point at UMass

1pm ESPN+: Kent State at Buffalo

1pm ESPN+: East Carolina at Temple

1:30pm ESPN3: Akron at Northern Illinois

2pm ESPN+: Rice at North Texas

3pm SECN: Louisville at Kentucky

3pm ESPN+: Troy at Arkansas State

3:30pm CBS: Auburn at Alabama

3:30pm ESPN2 or 4pm ESPNU: Memphis at SMU

3:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN: Wake Forest at Duke

4pm FOX or FS1: Iowa State at TCU 

4pm ESPNU or ACCN: 

5pm ESPN+: Louisiana at Texas State

5pm ESPN+: Southern Miss at ULM

6pm ESPN3: Middle Tennessee at FIU

6pm ESPN+: App State at Georgia Southern

7pm ESPN: LSU at Texas A&M

7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ESPNU: UCF at USF

7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ESPNU: Tulsa at Houston

7:30pm ABC: Notre Dame at USC

7:30pm FS1: Oklahoma at Texas Tech

7:30pm SECN: Tennessee at Vanderbilt

7:30pm ACC RSN: Syracuse at Boston College

8pm FOX: Kansas at Kansas State

8pm ACCN: Pitt at Miami (FL)

11pm FS1: BYU at Stanford

Games To Be Slotted

Virginia at Virginia Tech

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 13 (11/22/22 - 11/26/22)

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:

Games with time or TV set, but not both

West Virginia at Oklahoma State (TBA, ESPN Networks)

Oregon at Oregon State (TBA, ESPN Networks)

* My counts have the following selections available for the Big Ten and Pac-12 for each network group.  These counts exclude games that have been preselected by the networks:

• Big Ten: FOX - 0, ESPN - 1
• Pac-12: FOX - 1, ESPN - 2
• Big 12: ESPN can take up to three games already not selected

* FS1 does not have an early afternoon window due to the World Cup.  The listings for the network have windows at 4pm, 7:30pm and 11pm, but I could not find a use for the 11pm window.

* The War on I-4 (UCF at South Florida) looks like a mismatch on paper, but I think it will get the AAC its 3rd regular season game on ABC.

* I went Iron Bowl over LSU at Texas A&M for CBS's choice. I know that LSU has already won the west, so in both cases, the games are meaningless.  Because of that, went with the rivalry that's more likely to draw.

* It would not surprise me to see 1-2 of the SEC Network windows deleted to fill other windows on ESPN or ESPN2.  I ended up dropping the early afternoon SEC Network window and placed Clean Old Fashioned Hate (Georgia Tech at Georgia) on ESPN.

Tuesday

7pm ESPNU: Bowling Green at Ohio

7pm ESPN+: Ball State at Miami (OH)

Friday

12pm ABC: Tulane at Cincinnati

12pm ESPN: Baylor at Texas

12pm ESPNU: Toledo at Western Michigan

12pm CBSSN: Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan

 

Saturday

12pm ABC: UCF at South Florida

12pm ESPN: Georgia Tech at Georgia

12pm ESPN2: West Virginia at Oklahoma State

12pm ESPNU: Kent State at Buffalo

12pm BTN: Rutgers at Maryland

12pm BTN: Purdue at Indiana

2pm Pac-12: Utah at Colorado

3:30pm ABC: Oregon at Oregon State

3:30pm CBS: Auburn at Alabama

3:30pm ESPN: Michigan State at Penn State

3:30pm ESPN2: Pitt at Miami (FL)

3:30pm ESPNU: BYU at Stanford

3:30pm BTN: Illinois at Northwestern

3:30pm BTN: Minnesota at Wisconsin

3:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at Boston College

3:30pm NFLN: Troy at Arkansas State

4pm FOX: Kansas at Kansas State

4pm FS1: Iowa State at TCU

4pm SECN: Louisville at Kentucky

7pm ESPN: LSU at Texas A&M

7pm ESPN2: Coastal Carolina at James Madison

7pm ESPNU: Memphis at SMU

7:30pm ABC: South Carolina at Clemson

7:30pm FS1: Oklahoma at Texas Tech

7:30pm SECN: Tennessee at Vanderbilt

7:30pm ACC RSN: Virginia at Virginia Tech

8pm FOX: Notre Dame at USC

8pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Duke

10:30pm ESPN: Washington at Washington State

Streaming

East Carolina at Temple

Tulsa at Houston

NM State at Liberty

App State at Georgia Southern

Old Dominion at South Alabama

Louisiana at Texas State

Southern Miss at ULM

Georgia State at Marshall

CFB TV Guesses for 11/19/22 Six Day Holds

Here's the openings.  

It is already known that FOX has the choice in the Pac-12.  Since ABC got the top two Big Ten games, I gave FOX the top choice in the Big 12 and used it on Texas at Kansas.  

I know there are two Big Ten games running concurrently on ABC and FOX, something both networks try to avoid.  I think this is a case where its each one doing what they have to do for themselves, especially since Wisconsin could have an outside shot at winning their division. 

I think you'll see two Big Ten games run concurrently on BTN as well, either at 12pm or 3:30pm.  I went with this at 12pm.

I'm aware that the Mountain West has a 9:45pm ET start on FS1 and I know they don't have the overflow option for FS2 because it has a game starting at 9pm ET too. I think they'll stick to their original plan of 12pm, 3:30pm and 7pm ET on FS1.

11am ESPN2: Navy at UCF

12pm ABC: Ohio State at Maryland

12pm FOX: Texas at Kansas

12pm ESPN: Iowa at Minnesota

12pm FS1: Texas Tech at Iowa State

12pm BTN: Penn State at Rutgers

12pm BTN: Northwestern at Purdue

3:30pm ABC: Illinois at Michigan

3:30pm ESPN: Miami (FL) at Clemson

3:30pm FS1: Oklahoma State at Oklahoma

3:30pm BTN: Indiana at Michigan State

4pm FOX: Wisconsin at Nebraska

4pm ESPNU: Cincinnati at Temple

7pm ESPN: Tennessee at South Carolina

7pm FS1: Kansas State at West Virginia

7:30pm ABC: TCU at Baylor

7:30pm SECN: Ole Miss at Arkansas

8pm FOX: USC at UCLA

10:30pm ESPN: Utah at Oregon

Streaming

Houston at East Carolina

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 12 (11/15/22 - 11/19/22)

 This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 11/15/22 - 11/19/22 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 games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

Tuesday

7pm ESPN2: Ohio at Ball State

7pm ESPNU: Bowling Green at Toledo

Wednesday

6pm ESPN2: Eastern Michigan at Kent State

7pm CBSSN: Miami (OH) at Northern Illinois 

8pm ESPNU: Western Michigan at Central Michigan

Games on six day hold

Houston at East Carolina - 11am ESPN2, 4pm ESPNU or TBA ESPN+

Navy at UCF - 11am ESPN2, 4pm ESPNU or TBA ESPN+

Cincinnati at Temple - 11am ESPN2, 4pm ESPNU or TBA ESPN+

TCU at Baylor 

Oklahoma State at Oklahoma

Texas at Kansas

Kansas State at West Virginia

Texas Tech at Iowa State

Miami (FL) at Clemson - 12pm ESPN, 3:30pm ESPN or 7:30pm ABC

Ohio State at Maryland - 12pm or 3:30pm. Will air on ABC at either time.

Illinois at Michigan - 12pm or 3:30pm. Will air on ABC at either time.

Indiana at Michigan State

Wisconsin at Nebraska

Northwestern at Purdue

Iowa at Minnesota

Penn State at Rutgers - 12pm or 3:30pm.  Will air on BTN at either time.

USC at UCLA - 8pm FOX or 10:30pm ESPN

Utah at Oregon - 8pm FOX or 10:30pm ESPN

Options for the Big 12 games include: 12pm (FOX, ESPN, FS1), 3:30pm (ESPN, FS1), 4pm (FOX), 7pm (FS1) and 7:30pm (ABC)

Options for the Big Ten games include: 12pm (FOX, ESPN, FS1, BTN), 3:30pm (ESPN, FS1, BTN), and 4pm (FOX)

Saturday

12pm SECN: Florida at Vanderbilt

12pm ACCN: Duke at Pitt

12pm ACC RSN: Louisiana at Florida State

12pm ESPN+: Virginia Tech at Liberty

12pm ESPN+: ETSU at Mississippi State

12pm ESPN+: UMass at Texas A&M

1pm ESPN+: UTSA at Rice

2pm Pac-12: Washington State at Arizona

2pm ESPN+: Georgia State at James Madison 

2:15pm ESPN2: Oregon State at Arizona State

3:30pm CBS: Georgia at Kentucky

3:30pm ACCN: NC State at Louisville

3:30pm NFLN: South Alabama at Southern Miss

3:30pm ACC RSN: Coastal Carolina at Virginia

3:30pm ESPN3: Louisiana Tech at Charlotte

3:30pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at App State

3:30pm ESPN+: ULM at Troy

3:30pm ESPN+: Florida Atlantic at Middle Tennessee

4pm SECN: WKU at Auburn

4pm ESPN+: FIU at UTEP

5pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Texas State

5:30pm ESPN2: Georgia Tech at North Carolina

5:30pm Pac-12: Stanford at California

6pm ESPN+: Marshall at Georgia Southern

7pm ESPN or 7:30pm SECN: Tennessee at South Carolina

7pm ESPN or 7:30pm SECN: Ole Miss at Arkansas

7pm ESPNU: NM State at Missouri

7:30pm ABC: 7:30pm SECN: 

8pm ACCN: Syracuse at Wake Forest

9pm ESPN2: UAB at LSU

9pm FS2: Colorado State at Air Force

9pm Pac-12: Colorado at Washington

9:45pm FS1: San Jose State at Utah State

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 12 (11/15/22 - 11/19/22)

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:

* Gave ESPN top Big Ten (top 2 for that one) and top Pac-12, then FOX top Big 12 (really top two there too).

* I'd expect more six day holds to be used.  Maybe all of the Big Ten again.  Definitely the top two from the Pac-12.  Maybe several games from the ACC.

* This post is going up before several decisions are made for the Pac-12 on the 11/12 games.  Could who picks first on 11/12 affect how I view the next couple weeks? Possibly, but there are two strong games on top that either network I imagine would want.  Also, there's some considerations as ESPN has access to the Civil War on 11/26 and FOX has UCLA's last Pac-12 opponent on Black Friday. 

* Placed Tennessee at South Carolina at 12pm because it could be meaningless from a SEC championship perspective as long as Georgia wins next week vs. Mississippi State. 

* Needed to find an AAC game to place on ABC so that they could fill three ABC slots over the course of the season, so Navy at UCF fits that bill.

* Couldn't find a need to use a late slot on FS1, so I converted it into a FS2 window for the Mountain West.

Games for linear TV that have time or TV set, but not both

San Jose State at Utah State (TBA, FOX Sports)

Colorado State at Air Force (TBA, FOX Sports)

Tuesday

7pm ESPN2: Bowling Green at Toledo

7pm ESPNU: Ohio at Ball State

Wednesday

6pm ESPN2: Eastern Michigan at Kent State

6pm CBSSN: Western Michigan at Central Michigan

8pm ESPNU: Miami (OH) at Northern Illinois

Saturday

12pm ABC: Navy at UCF

12pm FOX: TCU at Baylor

12pm ESPN: Tennessee at South Carolina

12pm ESPN2: Texas at Kansas

12pm FS1: Kansas State at West Virginia

12pm SECN: WKU at Auburn

12pm BTN: Penn State at Rutgers

12pm BTN: Northwestern at Purdue

12pm ACCN: Duke at Pitt

12pm ACC RSN: Coastal Carolina at Virginia

2pm Pac-12: Washington State at Arizona

3:30pm ABC: Illinois at Michigan

3:30pm CBS: Georgia at Kentucky

3:30pm ESPN: Ohio State at Maryland

3:30pm ESPN2: Miami (FL) at Clemson

3:30pm ESPNU: South Alabama at Southern Miss

3:30pm FS1: Wisconsin at Nebraska

3:30pm BTN: Iowa at Minnesota

3:30pm BTN: Indiana at Michigan State

3:30pm ACCN: NC State at Louisville

3:30pm ACC RSN: Louisiana at Florida State

4pm FOX: Utah at Oregon

4pm SECN: NM State at Missouri

5:30pm Pac-12: Stanford at California

7pm ESPN: Ole Miss at Arkansas

7pm ESPN2: Georgia Tech at North Carolina

7pm FS1: San Jose State at Utah State

7pm ESPNU: UAB at LSU

7pm NFLN: Houston at East Carolina

7:30pm ABC: USC at UCLA

7:30pm SECN: Florida at Vanderbilt

8pm FOX: Oklahoma State at Oklahoma

8pm FS2: Colorado State at Air Force

8pm ACCN: Syracuse at Wake Forest

9:30pm Pac-12: Oregon State at Arizona State

10:30pm ESPN: Colorado at Washington

Streaming

Cincinnati at Temple

Texas Tech at Iowa State

Virginia Tech at Liberty

Marshall at Georgia Southern

Arkansas State at Texas State

ULM at Troy

Georgia State at James Madison

Old Dominion at App State

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 11 (11/8/22 - 11/12/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 11/8/22 - 11/12/22 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 games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

Tuesday 11/8

7pm CBSSN: Eastern Michigan at Akron

7:30pm ESPN2: Ohio at Miami (OH)

8pm ESPN: Ball State at Toledo 

Wednesday 11/9

7pm ESPN2: Buffalo at Central Michigan

7pm ESPNU: Northern Illinois at Western Michigan

7pm CBSSN: Kent State at Bowling Green

Saturday 11/12

Games on six day hold

Indiana at Ohio State -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Maryland at Penn State -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Nebraska at Michigan -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Northwestern at Minnesota -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Rutgers at Michigan State -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Wisconsin at Iowa -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Purdue at Illinois -12pm FOX, 12pm ESPN2, 12pm BTN, 3:30pm ABC, 3:30pm FOX, 3:30pm FS1, 3:30pm BTN

Stanford at Utah - 7pm FOX or FS1, 7:30pm Pac-12 Networks, 10pm FOX, 10pm ESPN

Arizona at UCLA - 7pm FOX or FS1, 7:30pm Pac-12 Networks, 10:30pm FOX, 10:30pm ESPN

California at Oregon State - 7pm FOX or FS1, 7:30pm Pac-12 Networks, 10:30pm FOX, 10:30pm ESPN

Washington at Oregon - 7pm FOX or FS1, 7:30pm Pac-12 Networks, 10:30pm FOX, 10:30pm ESPN

Missouri at Tennessee - 12pm CBS or 12pm ESPN

LSU at Arkansas - 12pm CBS or 12pm ESPN

12pm ABC: Notre Dame vs. Navy

12pm FS1: Oklahoma at West Virginia

12pm ESPNU: SMU at South Florida

12pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Kentucky

12pm ACCN: Pitt at Virginia

12pm ACC RSNs: Virginia Tech at Duke

1pm ESPN+: James Madison at Old Dominion

1pm ESPN+: ULM at Georgia State

2pm ESPN3: UMass at Arkansas State

2pm ESPN+: Rice at WKU

3pm ESPN+: Temple at Houston

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Ole Miss

3:30pm ESPN: Louisville at Clemson

3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: UCF at Tulane

3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: Iowa State at Oklahoma State

3:30pm ACCN: Boston College at NC State

3:30pm NFLN: Army West Point at Troy

3:30pm Pac-12: Arizona State at Washington State

3:30pm ACC RSNs: Miami (FL) at Georgia Tech

3:30pm ESPN3: Charlotte at Middle Tennessee

3:30pm ESPN+: App State at Marshall

3:30pm ESPN+: Louisiana Tech at UTSA

4pm SECN: South Carolina at Florida

5pm ESPN+: Texas State at South Alabama

7pm FOX or FS1: Kansas State at Baylor

7pm ESPN: Georgia at Mississippi State

7pm ESPN+: Kansas at Texas Tech

7:30pm ABC: TCU at Texas

7:30pm ESPN2: North Carolina at Wake Forest

7:30pm ESPNU: Southern Miss at Coastal Carolina

7:30pm SECN: Texas A&M at Auburn

8pm ACCN: Florida State at Syracuse

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

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 11 (11/8/22 - 11/12/22)

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:

* CBS has a SEC 12pm game.  When this happens, CBS picks 1st for 3:30pm and 4th for 12pm.  ESPN picks in between.  Many times, this results in a six day hold being used.

* I didn't have a need for the 10:30pm ESPN2 window.

* I think its possible to have 2 games on BTN at least in one of the two windows to save ESPN and FOX from using 2 or 3 selections for one week, though they might.

* This is also the first week where it requires approval of the Big Ten schools to play a night game.  Usually one school allows it per season.  

* I gave FOX top Big Ten and Pac-12 choices.  ABC got the top Big 12 choice.

* Notre Dame vs. Navy fills one of the three required AAC ABC selections.

Games with start time or TV set, but not both (both on Saturday)

Notre Dame vs. Navy (12pm, ABC or ESPN)

San Jose State at San Diego State (TBA, FOX Sports)

Tuesday 11/8

7pm CBSSN: Eastern Michigan at Akron

7:30pm ESPN2: Ohio at Miami (OH)

8pm ESPN: Ball State at Toledo 

Wednesday 11/9

7pm ESPN2: Buffalo at Central Michigan

7pm ESPNU: Kent State at Bowling Green

7pm CBSSN: Northern Illinois at Western Michigan

Saturday 11/12

12pm ABC: Notre Dame vs. Navy

12pm CBS: LSU at Arkansas

12pm FOX: Indiana at Ohio State

12pm ESPN: Missouri at Tennessee

12pm ESPN2: Iowa State at Oklahoma State

12pm FS1: Purdue at Illinois

12pm ESPNU: Southern Miss at Coastal Carolina

12pm SECN: Texas A&M at Auburn

12pm BTN: Rutgers at Michigan State

12pm ACCN: Boston College at NC State

12pm ACC RSNs: Miami (FL) at Georgia Tech

3:30pm ABC: Louisville at Clemson

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Ole Miss

3:30pm FOX: Maryland at Penn State

3:30pm ESPN: Nebraska at Michigan

3:30pm ESPN2: UCF at Tulane

3:30pm FS1: Northwestern at Minnesota

3:30pm ESPNU: Oklahoma at West Virginia

3:30pm BTN: Wisconsin at Iowa

3:30pm ACCN: Pitt at Virginia

3:30pm ACC RSNs: Virginia Tech at Duke

4pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Kentucky

4pm Pac-12: California at Oregon State

7pm FOX: Kansas State at Baylor

7pm ESPN: Georgia at Mississippi State

7pm ESPN2: North Carolina at Wake Forest

7pm FS1: Kansas at Texas Tech

7pm ESPNU: Stanford at Utah

7pm NFLN: Temple at Houston

7:30pm ABC: TCU at Texas

7:30pm SECN: South Carolina at Florida

8pm ACCN: Florida State at Syracuse

8pm Pac-12: Arizona State at Washington State

10:30pm FOX: Washington at Oregon

10:30pm ESPN: Arizona at UCLA

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

Streaming

SMU at South Florida

ULM at Georgia State

App State at Marshall

James Madison at Old Dominion

UMass at Arkansas State

Army West Point at Troy

Texas State at South Alabama

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 10 (11/5/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/29/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

Games on six day hold

Baylor at Oklahoma

Texas at Kansas State

Texas Tech at TCU

Oklahoma State at Kansas

Penn State at Indiana

Iowa at Purdue

Maryland at Wisconsin

Minnesota at Nebraska

Michigan State at Illinois

BYU at Boise State (FOX Sports)

Oregon at Colorado - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10pm FS1

Arizona at Utah - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10pm FS1

UCLA at Arizona State - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7:30pm Pac-12 or 10:30pm FS1

All Times Eastern

12pm ABC: Ohio State at Northwestern

12pm ESPN: Florida at Texas A&M

12pm ESPNU: Tulane at Tulsa

12pm SEC: Kentucky at Missouri

12pm ACCN: North Carolina at Virginia

12:30pm ACC RSNs: Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech

2pm ESPN+: South Florida at Temple

2pm ESPN+: Marshall at Old Dominion

3pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at Louisiana Tech

3pm ESPN+: Georgia State at Southern Miss

3:30pm CBS: Tennessee at Georgia 

3:30pm ESPN2: Navy at Cincinnati OR UCF at Memphis

3:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at Pitt

3:30pm Pac-12: Washington State at Stanford

3:30pm ESPN+: West Virginia at Iowa State

4pm ESPNU: Navy at Cincinnati OR UCF at Memphis

4pm SEC: Liberty at Arkansas

4pm ESPN+: FIU at North Texas

4pm ESPN+: South Alabama at Georgia Southern

5pm ESPN+: Troy at Louisiana

5pm ESPN3: Texas State at ULM

7pm ESPN: Alabama at LSU

7pm NFLN: Houston at SMU

7:30pm ABC: Florida State at Miami (FL)

7:30pm ESPN2: Auburn at Mississippi State

7:30pm ESPNU: James Madison at Louisville

7:30pm SEC: South Carolina at Vanderbilt

7:30pm BTN: Michigan at Rutgers

8pm ACCN: Wake Forest at NC State

10:30pm ESPN: California at USC

10:30pm FS2: Hawai'i at Fresno State

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 10 (11/5/22)

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:

* BTN has a night game window this week, and I'm expecting it to be their last of the season, along with this being the last time ESPN's networks and FOX Sports can air a Big Ten game at night with no strings attached.  After 11/5, there's a set of conditions that need to be met for a Big Ten game to be played at night.  Most notably is that both teams had to agree to it in advance.

* I don't think BTN is planning for four games with two at 12pm, but I didn't have a great path to fit everything in.

* I'm putting the over/under number of conferences that will have a six day hold at 2.5 and preparing for the over to be hit.

* I have Wake Forest at NC State at 3:30pm on ESPN on merit of both schools being ranked, but I fear that you'll be able to flip it to a lesser network in favor of bigger brands.

* I know that I have both AAC ranked teams on ESPNU in their respective games, but I wouldn't be stunned to see one of their games on ABC at 3:30pm to use one of the conference's three required ABC games.  I know both are playing schools that have losing records, but if you think every is going to be watching Tennessee-Georgia, you can be creative with programming.

* I'm told the AAC can fill a couple NFLN slots and this might be the week to do so, especially now that the MAC is going to their mid-week schedule.

* I'm conflicted as to whether Texas at Kansas State or Texas Tech at TCU should be FOX's sole broadcast network window.  This particular Saturday would be the date of World Series Game 7, plus FOX also has the MLS Cup in mid-afternoon.  I could see FOX making the 7pm game flexible to FOX or FS1 in the event they have the bandwidth to air it on the broadcast network

Games where time or TV is set, but not both

BYU at Boise State (TBA, FOX Sports)

Hawai'i at Fresno State (TBA, FOX Sports)

All times Eastern

12pm ABC: Maryland at Wisconsin

12pm FOX: Texas at Kansas State

12pm ESPN: Ohio State at Northwestern

12pm ESPN2: Miami (FL) at Florida State

12pm FS1: Michigan State at Illinois

12pm ESPNU: Navy at Cincinnati

12pm SEC: Auburn at Mississippi State

12pm ACCN: Syracuse at Pitt

12pm BTN: Minnesota at Nebraska

12pm BTN: Iowa at Purdue

12:30pm ACC RSNs: James Madison at Louisville

2pm Pac-12: Arizona at Utah

3:30pm ABC: Oregon at Colorado

3:30pm CBS: Tennessee at Georgia

3:30pm ESPN: Wake Forest at NC State

3:30pm ESPN2: Baylor at Oklahoma

3:30pm FS1: BYU at Boise State

3:30pm ESPNU: Tulane at Tulsa

3:30pm BTN: Penn State at Indiana

3:30pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech

4pm SEC: South Carolina at Vanderbilt

5:30pm Pac-12: UCLA at Arizona State

7pm ESPN: Alabama at LSU

7pm ESPN2: Kentucky at Missouri

7pm FS1: Texas Tech at TCU

7pm ESPNU: Liberty at Arkansas

7pm NFLN: UCF at Memphis

7:30pm ABC: Oklahoma State at Kansas

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

7:30pm BTN: Michigan at Rutgers

8pm ACCN: North Carolina at Virginia

10:30pm ESPN: California at USC 

10:30pm ESPN2: Washington State at Stanford

10:30pm FS1: Hawai'i at Fresno State

ESPN3/+

West Virginia at Iowa State

South Florida at Temple

Houston at SMU

Marshall at Old Dominion

Troy at Louisiana

Georgia State at Southern Miss

South Alabama at Georgia Southern

Texas State at ULM

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 9 (10/29/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/29/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

Games on hold

Cincinnati at UCF - 12pm or 3:30pm ET, ABC or ESPN

Notre Dame at Syracuse - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN

South Florida at Houston -12pm ESPN2 or 3:30pm ESPN+

SMU at Tulsa -12pm ESPN2 or 3:30pm ESPN+

Oklahoma State at Kansas State - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN OR 3:30pm FOX or FS1

TCU at West Virginia - 12pm or 3:30pm, ABC or ESPN OR 3:30pm FOX or FS1

All times Eastern

12pm FS1: Oklahoma at Iowa State

12pm ESPNU: Toledo at Eastern Michigan

12pm SECN: Arkansas at Auburn

12pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Florida State

12pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at Akron

12:30pm ACC RSN: Miami (FL) at Virginia

2pm ESPN3: Charlotte at Rice

2:30pm BTN: Rutgers at Minnesota

3pm ESPN+: Old Dominion at Georgia State

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Illinois at Nebraska

3:30pm FOX or FS1: Oregon at California 

3:30pm ESPN2: Northwestern at Iowa 

3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Louisville

3:30pm ESPN3: NM State at UMass

3:30pm ESPN+: Robert Morris at App State

4pm ESPNU: South Alabama at Arkansas State

4pm SECN: Missouri at South Carolina

7pm ESPN: Kentucky at Tennessee

7pm FS1: Colorado State at Boise State

7pm NFLN: Coastal Carolina at Marshall

7pm Pac-12: USC at Arizona

7:30pm ABC: Michigan State at Michigan

7:30pm ESPN2: Baylor at Texas Tech

7:30pm ESPNU: Arizona State at Colorado

7:30pm SECN: Ole Miss at Texas A&M

8pm ACCN: Pitt at North Carolina

9pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at UTEP

10:30pm ESPN: Stanford at UCLA

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

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 9 (10/29/22)

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:

Games set for TV or the start time, but not both

Oklahoma at Iowa State (Time TBD, FOX or FS1)

Colorado State at Boise State (Time TBD, FOX Sports)

San Diego State at Fresno State (Time TBD, FOX Sports)

Arizona State at Colorado (Time TBD, ESPN/2/U)

Northwestern at Iowa (3pm or 3:30pm, TV TBD)

* No CBS selection as they selected Florida vs. Georgia in the spring.

* FOX announced that Ohio State at Penn State would be their 12pm game this past weekend.

* It is unclear how many games BTN will carry, but they are planning to carry two volleyball matches.  I'm going to assume one game window, but two games in that window.

* I think the 7pm ESPN2 window will get used this week and not get used for a McAfee-cast.

* For the third straight week, there will be no ACCN window at 12pm.

* Regardless of whether USC won or lost vs. Utah, I had the Arizona game pegged for Pac-12 Networks so that the Trojans can fulfill all of their Pac-12 Networks requirements.
* I know that SECN has three scheduled windows, but we saw a couple weeks ago where they dropped their noon window to get an extra game on ESPN.  So I decided the same situation could apply here to get Ole Miss at Texas A&M on ESPN.  

* I dropped the NFL Network window as well.  There's not many games to be placed there.  I could see South Alabama at Arkansas State being put there if they do have a game.

12pm ABC: Notre Dame at Syracuse

12pm ESPN: Ole Miss at Texas A&M

12pm ESPN2: TCU at West Virginia
12pm FS1: Baylor at Texas Tech
12pm ESPNU: Toledo at Eastern Michigan

12pm BTN: Illinois at Nebraska

12pm BTN: Rutgers at Minnesota
12:30pm ACC RSN: Miami (FL) at Virginia

3:30pm ABC: Oklahoma State at Kansas State

3:30pm FOX: Oklahoma at Iowa State

3:30pm ESPN: Northwestern at Iowa
3:30pm ESPN2: Cincinnati at UCF
3:30pm ESPNU: Arizona State at Colorado
3:30pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Louisville
4pm FS1: Colorado State at Boise State
4pm SECN: Missouri at South Carolina
4pm Pac-12: USC at Arizona

7pm ESPN: Kentucky at Tennessee
7pm ESPN2: Pitt at North Carolina

7pm ESPNU: Coastal Carolina at Marshall

7:30pm ABC: Michigan State at Michigan

7:30pm FS1: San Diego State at Fresno State
7:30pm SECN: Arkansas at Auburn
8pm ACCN: Georgia Tech at Florida State 

10:30pm ESPN: Oregon at California

11pm FS1: Stanford at UCLA

ESPN3/+

South Florida at Houston

SMU at Tulsa

Miami (OH) at Akron

Robert Morris at App State

Old Dominion at Georgia State

South Alabama at Arkansas State

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 8 (10/22/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/22/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

All times Eastern

12pm ABC: Syracuse at Clemson

12pm FOX: Iowa at Ohio State

12pm ESPN/ESPN2: Cincinnati at SMU

12pm ESPN/ESPN2: Kansas at Baylor

12pm ESPNU: Houston at Navy

12pm SECN: UT Martin at Tennessee

12pm BTN: Indiana at Rutgers

12pm ESPN+: Akron at Kent State

12:30pm ACC RSN: Duke at Miami (FL)

1pm ESPN3: Bowling Green at Central Michigan

1pm ESPN+: Toledo at Buffalo

2pm ESPN+: Eastern Michigan at Ball State

2pm ESPN+: Northern Illinois at Ohio

3pm FS1/FS2: West Virginia at Texas Tech

3pm ESPN+: Rice at Louisiana Tech

3:30pm ABC: Texas at Oklahoma State

3:30pm CBS: Ole Miss at LSU

3:30pm FOX/FS1: UCLA at Oregon

3:30pm ESPN: Purdue at Wisconsin

3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: Memphis at Tulane

3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: BYU at Liberty

3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Maryland

3:30pm ACCN: Boston College at Wake Forest

3:30pm CBSSN: Western Michigan at Miami (OH)

3:30pm ESPN3: FIU at Charlotte

3:30pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Old Dominion

3:30pm ESPN+: Marshall at James Madison

4pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Missouri

4pm Pac-12: Arizona State at Stanford

4pm ESPN+: Florida Atlantic at UTEP

5pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Louisiana

5pm ESPN+: Southern Miss at Texas State

6:30pm FS2: Fresno State at New Mexico

7pm ESPN: Mississippi State at Alabama

7:30pm ABC: Minnesota at Penn State

7:30pm ESPNU: UCF at East Carolina

7:30pm SECN: Texas A&M at South Carolina

8pm FOX/FS1: Kansas State at TCU

8pm ACCN: Pitt at Louisville

8pm Pac-12: Colorado at Oregon State

9:45pm FS1/FS2: Utah State at Wyoming

10:30pm ESPN: Washington at California

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 8 (10/22/22)

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:

Games already selected for time or TV, but not both

Frenso State at New Mexico (FOX Sports, Time TBD)

Utah State at Wyoming (FOX Sports, Time TBD)

Indiana at Rutgers (TV TBD, 12pm ET)

Northwestern at Maryland (TV TBD, 3:30pm ET)

Purdue at Wisconsin (TV TBD, 3:30pm ET)

Minnesota at Penn State (TV TBD, 7:30pm ET)

Houston at Navy (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU, 12pm ET)

* I could see another Pat McAfee telecast on ESPN2 at 7pm with the Montana at Sacramento State game on ESPN2 not starting until 11pm ET.  Plenty of time to use the ABC game in that case.  I'm going to delete it for now.

* FS1 listings have three TV windows, but FOX affiliates have been told that the NLCS game on this date (Game 4, so it will happen) will be simulcast on FS1.  This is also a date when both the ALCS and NLCS would be played, so the feeling that I get is that one FS1 window is guaranteed, either early in the afternoon or later, but not both. Because of that, I think the two Mountain West games will move over to FS2.  If FS1 weren't simulcasting the NLCS, then I'd assume all three windows are planned for. 

* The last FS1 window is listed for 9:45pm, which also assures one of the two MW games.  MW games on FOX Sports must start no later than 7:45pm local time.  With both games being in the Mountain time zone, 9:45pm ET it is.

* Last thing on the MW games and if they get scheduled for FS2 instead: they can start the TV windows earlier instead of the 6:30pm and 9:45pm ET start times listed for them on FS1.

* BTN has a volleyball window scheduled for the evening.

* Just two ACCN windows again.  No 12pm ET game is currently listed.

* One Liberty game has to air on ESPN's linear TV networks (ESPN/2/U).  I went with the BYU game over the Virginia Tech game being played later in the year.

12pm ABC: Syracuse at Clemson

12pm FOX: Iowa at Ohio State

12pm ESPN: Kansas State at TCU

12pm ESPN2: Cincinnati at SMU

12pm ESPNU: Houston at Navy

12pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Missouri

12pm BTN: Indiana at Rutgers

12:30pm ACC RSN: Pitt at Louisville

3pm FS1: West Virginia at Texas Tech

3:30pm ABC: UCLA at Oregon

3:30pm CBS: Ole Miss at LSU

3:30pm FOX: Texas at Oklahoma State

3:30pm ESPN: Purdue at Wisconsin

3:30pm ESPN2: Kansas at Baylor

3:30pm ESPNU: BYU at Liberty

3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Maryland

3:30pm ACCN: Boston College at Wake Forest

3:30pm CBSSN: Toledo at Buffalo

4pm SECN: UT Martin at Tennessee

4pm Pac-12: Colorado at Oregon State

6:30pm FS2: Utah State at Wyoming

7pm ESPN: Mississippi State at Alabama

7pm ESPNU: Memphis at Tulane

7pm NFLN: Marshall at James Madison

7:30pm ABC: Minnesota at Penn State

7:30pm SECN: Texas A&M at South Carolina

8pm ACCN: Duke at Miami (FL)

8pm Pac-12: Arizona State at Stanford

9:45pm FS2: Fresno State at New Mexico

10:30pm ESPN: Washington at California

ESPN3/ESPN+

UCF at East Carolina

Eastern Michigan at Ball State

Bowling Green at Central Michigan

Western Michigan at Miami (OH)

Northern Illinois at Ohio

Akron at Kent State

Georgia Southern at Old Dominion

Arkansas State at Louisiana

Southern Miss at Texas State

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 7 (10/15/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/15/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

All times Eastern

12pm FOX: Penn State at Michigan

12pm ABC or ESPN2: Kansas at Oklahoma

12pm ABC or ESPN2: Iowa State at Texas

12pm ESPN: Auburn at Ole Miss

12pm ESPNU: Old Dominion at Coastal Carolina

12pm BTN: Minnesota at Illinois

12pm ESPN+: Central Michigan at Akron

12pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at Bowling Green

12:30pm ACC RSNs: Miami (FL) at Virginia Tech

1pm ESPN3: Buffalo at UMass

2pm Pac-12: California at Colorado

2pm ESPN3: UConn at Ball State

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Tennessee

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Oklahoma State at TCU

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Arkansas at BYU

3:30pm ESPN2: Maryland at Indiana

3:30pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Georgia

3:30pm ACCN: NC State at Syracuse

3:30pm CBSSN: Ohio at Western Michigan

3:30pm ESPN3: Texas State at Troy

3:30pm ESPN+: Kent State at Toledo

3:30pm ESPN+: Gardner-Webb at Liberty

3:30pm ESPN+: Northern Illinois at Eastern Michigan

3:30pm ESPN+: WKU at Middle Tennessee

4pm FOX: Wisconsin at Michigan State

4pm ESPNU: Tulane at South Florida

4pm ESPN+: James Madison at Georgia Southern

4pm ESPN+: Louisiana Tech at North Texas

5:30pm Pac-12: Arizona at Washington

7pm ESPN: LSU at Florida

7pm ESPN2: 

7pm NFLN: ULM at South Alabama

7pm ESPN+: Rice at Florida Atlantic

7pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Southern Miss

7:30pm ABC: Clemson at Florida State

7:30pm ESPNU: Memphis at East Carolina

7:30pm SECN: Mississippi State at Kentucky

7:30pm BTN: Nebraska at Purdue
8pm FOX: USC at Utah
8pm ACCN: North Carolina at Duke

9pm Pac-12: Washington State at Oregon State

10:45pm FS1/FS2: San Jose State at Fresno State

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 7 (10/15/22)

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:

Games where the start time or television is set, but not both

Minnesota at Illinois (TV TBD, 12pm)

Wisconsin at Michigan State (TV TBD, 3:30pm or 4pm)

Arkansas at BYU (ESPN Networks, Time TBD)

San Jose State at Fresno State (FOX Sports, Time TBD)

* FS1 has 3pm and 7pm NLDS windows planned, which takes out nearly all of their ability to show college football.  They do have an 11pm window.  Even though this date would be Game 4 of both series, they have to go under the assumption that games will be played this day instead of not.

* Speaking of that 11pm window, I think they'll have to adjust that by 15 minutes to start San Jose State at Fresno State at its latest available start time for FOX Sports (7:45pm local).

* BTN has a volleyball window planned for 4pm ET.  I know they dropped their planned volleyball window on 10/8 but I'm running under the assumption they'll stick to the schedule.

* It looks like there will be no 12pm ACC window and ESPN2 has dropped a previously listed late evening (10:30pm ET) window.

* I gave FOX top Big Ten choice and ABC received top Big 12 and PAC-12 choices. 

All times Eastern

12pm ABC: Clemson at Florida State

12pm FOX: Penn State at Michigan

12pm ESPN: Iowa State at Texas
12pm ESPN2: Minnesota at Illinois

12pm ESPNU: Memphis at East Carolina

12pm SECN: Mississippi State at Kentucky

12pm BTN: Nebraska at Purdue

12pm ACC RSNs: North Carolina at Duke

2pm Pac-12: California at Colorado

3:30pm ABC: Oklahoma State at TCU

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Tennessee

3:30pm ESPN: Arkansas at BYU

3:30pm ESPN2: Wisconsin at Michigan State
3:30pm ESPNU: Old Dominion at Coastal Carolina

3:30pm CBSSN: Ohio at Western Michigan

3:30pm ACCN: Miami (FL) at Virginia Tech

4pm FOX: Arizona at Washington

4pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Georgia
7pm ESPN: Auburn at Ole Miss
7pm ESPN2: Washington State at Oregon State
7pm ESPNU: James Madison at Georgia Southern

7pm NFLN: Kent State at Toledo

7:30pm ABC: USC at Utah

7:30pm SECN: LSU at Florida

7:30pm BTN: Maryland at Indiana

8pm FOX: Kansas at Oklahoma

8pm ACCN: NC State at Syracuse

10:45pm FS1: San Jose State at Fresno State

ESPN3/ESPN+

Tulane at South Florida

Gardner-Webb at Liberty

Central Michigan at Akron

Northern Illinois at Eastern Michigan

UConn at Ball State

ULM at South Alabama

Texas State at Troy

Arkansas State at Southern Miss

Bonus guess: Tulane at Cincinnati gets moved to Friday 11/25. One AAC game has to be moved this particular week and the announcement has to be done next week. 

CFB TV Confirmations for 2022 Week 6 (10/8/22)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/8/22 from the twelve day selection process that most TV networks adhere to. Most conferences have the possibility of having all or part of their games held for a six day hold for the start time. 

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. 

There's also a handful of rules that both conferences and TV networks have put into their agreements which affect these selections, which are updated weekly and can be found here.

All times Eastern

Six day decisions (neither seems to be a six day hold)

Clemson at Boston College - either ABC at 7:30pm or ACCN at 8pm

Florida State at NC State - either ABC at 7:30pm or ACCN at 8pm

Texas Tech at Oklahoma State - either FOX or FS1 at 3:30pm ET

Utah at UCLA - either FOX or FS1 at 3:30pm ET

12pm ABC: Texas vs. Oklahoma

12pm FOX: Michigan at Indiana 

12pm ESPN: Tennessee at LSU

12pm FS1: TCU at Kansas

12pm ESPNU: Missouri at Florida

12pm SEC: Arkansas at Mississippi State

12pm ACC: Louisville at Virginia

12pm BTN: Purdue at Maryland

12pm CBSSN: Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan

12pm ESPN+: Buffalo at Bowling Green

2pm ESPN3: Georgia Southern at Georgia State

2pm ESPN+: Akron at Ohio

2:30pm ESPN+: South Florida at Cincinnati

3:30pm CBS: Auburn at Georgia

3:30pm ESPNU: East Carolina at Tulane

3:30pm BTN: Wisconsin at Northwestern

3:30pm ACC: Virginia Tech at Pitt

3:30pm ESPN+: Ball State at Central Michigan

3:30pm ESPN+: Kent State at Miami (OH)

3:30pm ESPN+: Liberty at UMass

3:30pm ESPN+: Toledo at Northern Illinois

4pm ABC: Ohio State at Michigan State

4pm ESPN2: North Carolina at Miami (FL)

4pm SEC: Ole Miss at Vanderbilt

4pm ACC RSNs: Duke at Georgia Tech

4pm Pac-12: Washington at Arizona State

6pm ESPN+: WKU at UTSA

7pm FS1: Air Force at Utah State

7pm NFL: James Madison at Arkansas State

7pm ESPN3: UConn at FIU

7pm ESPN+: App State at Texas State

7pm ESPN+: Southern Miss at Troy

7pm ESPN+: UTEP at Louisiana Tech

7:30pm FOX: Washington State at USC

7:30pm ESPNU: Kansas State at Iowa State

7:30pm SEC: South Carolina at Kentucky

7:30pm ACC RSNs: Army West Point at Wake Forest

7:30pm BTN: Iowa at Illinois

8pm CBS: Texas A&M at Alabama

8pm ESPN+: Coastal Carolina at ULM

9pm Pac-12: Oregon at Arizona

9:45pm FS1: Fresno State at Boise State

11pm ESPN: Oregon State at Stanford

CFB TV Guesses for 2022 Week 6 (10/8/22)

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:

Games where either the time or TV network has been set, but not both

Texas vs. Oklahoma (ABC, presumably either 12pm or 3:30pm ET)

Michigan at Indiana (TV TBD, 12pm ET)

Wisconsin at Northwestern (TV TBD, 3:30pm or 4pm ET)

Air Force at Utah State (FOX, FS1 or FS2, Time TBD)

Fresno State at Boise State (FOX, FS1 or FS2, Time TBD)

* ESPN and ESPN2 will have postseason MLB through most of the day.

* CBS has their primetime SEC game in addition to their 3:30pm window. Both games have exclusivity from ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU. Which isn't that big of a deal with respect to their SEC selections since those would just got to noon ET, but it cuts out the ability to carry games from other conferences.

* ACC RSNs appear to be set up for two game windows at 4pm & 7:30pm ET.

* Only two BTN windows exist, but the 3:30pm window appears to be for three games. Women's volleyball will air on the network in the evening. I don't think they'll use three at that time.

12pm ABC: Texas vs. Oklahoma

12pm FOX: Michigan at Indiana

12pm ESPN: Auburn at Georgia 

12pm ESPN2: South Carolina at Kentucky

12pm FS1: Texas Tech at Oklahoma State

12pm ESPNU: Army West Point at Wake Forest

12pm SEC: Missouri at Florida

12pm ACC: North Carolina at Miami (FL)

12pm BTN: Iowa at Illinois

12pm CBSSN: Toledo at Northern Illinois

3:30pm ABC: Ohio State at Michigan State

3:30pm CBS: Tennessee at LSU

3:30pm FS1: Fresno State at Boise State

3:30pm ESPNU: South Florida at Cincinnati

3:30pm BTN: Wisconsin at Northwestern

3:30pm BTN: Purdue at Maryland

3:30pm ACC: Virginia Tech at Pitt

4pm FOX: Washington State at USC

4pm SEC: Ole Miss at Vanderbilt

4pm ACC RSNs: Duke at Georgia Tech

4pm Pac-12: Oregon at Arizona

7pm FS1: Air Force at Utah State

7pm ESPNU: Kansas State at Iowa State

7pm NFL: Coastal Carolina at ULM

7:30pm ABC: Florida State at NC State

7:30pm SEC: Arkansas at Mississippi State

7:30pm ACC RSNs: Louisville at Virginia

8pm CBS: Texas A&M at Alabama

8pm FOX: TCU at Kansas

8pm ACC: Clemson at Boston College

8pm Pac-12: Washington at Arizona State

10:30pm ESPN: Utah at UCLA

10:30pm FS1: Oregon State at Stanford

Streaming (ESPN3/ESPN+)

East Carolina at Tulane

Buffalo at Bowling Green

Ball State at Central Michigan

Kent State at Miami (OH)

Akron at Ohio

Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan

James Madison at Arkansas State

Georgia Southern at Georgia State

Southern Miss at Troy

2022 Conference TV Requirements, Six Day Holds and Likely First Picks

Updated as of 11/22/22 with 6 day TV decisions for 11/25 & 11/26.  

Instead of cluttering up the weekly picks, I'm going to keep track of selection specific information in this post like six day holds that have been used, the number of times I think a network has chosen first and the required appearances that a school needs to fill on conference networks like Big Ten Network or Pac-12 Network

Six Day Holds Used

ACC: 3 of 4 (10/1, 10/29, 11/19)

American: 2 of 4 (10/29, 11/19)

Big 12: 4 of 4 (10/1, 10/29, 11/5, 11/19)

Big Ten: 3 of 4 (11/5, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26)

MW: 1 of ??? (11/5)

Pac-12: 3 of 4 (11/5, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26)

SEC: 1 of 3 (11/12)

Please note that this is my guess about who chose first in a given Saturday.  This is not a confirmation from either the networks or conferences of who chose first.

	Big Ten	Big 12	Pac-12
8/27/22	FOX: NE vs. NU	--	--
9/3/22	ESPN: ND at OSU	FOX: UTEP at OU	ESPN: UO vs. UGA*
9/10/22	FOX: WSU at UW	FOX: UA at UT	ESPN: USC at STAN
9/17/22	FOX: OU at NE	ESPN: UTSA at UT	ESPN: MSU at UW
9/24/22	ESPN: UW at OSU	FOX: KState at OU	FOX: UO at WSU
10/1/22	FOX: UM at IA	FOX: OKSt at BU	ESPN: ASU at USC
10/8/22	ESPN: OSU at MSU	ESPN: UT vs. OU	FOX: WSU at USC
10/15/22	FOX: PSU at UM	ESPN: OKSt at TCU	FOX: USC at Utah
10/22/22	FOX: IA at OSU	ESPN: TX at OKSt	FOX: UCLA at UO
10/29/22	FOX: OSU at PSU	FOX: OU at ISU	ESPN: STAN at UCLA
11/5/22	ESPN: OSU at NU	FOX: TxTech at TCU	ESPN: Cal at USC
11/12/22	ESPN: NE at UM	ESPN: TCU at UT	FOX: UW at UO
11/19/22	ESPN: IL at UM	FOX: TCU at BU	FOX: USC at UCLA
11/26/22	FOX: UM at OSU	FOX: ISU at TCU	ABC: ND at USC

Both ESPN (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU) and FOX Sports (FOX & FS1) would normally carry 27 Big Ten games per season.  Because of an arrangement between ESPN and FOX Sports related to ESPN signing Joe Buck as a NFL broadcaster, FOX Sports has received one of ESPN's telecasts, meaning that FOX has one more than a normal season and ESPN has one less.  

For some reason, FOX Sports was able to pull in 29 selections.  Not sure how that happened.  Trying to investigate that occurrence.

Here's the count of selections for each network, including games selected into the future.  This count excludes the conference championship game.

Network	Count
ABC	14
ESPN	4
ESPN2	7
ESPNU	1
Total (Max: 26)	26
FOX	16
FS1	13
Total (Max: 28)	29
BTN	43

All Big Ten schools must appear twice on BTN with at least one of those appearances against another Big Ten school.  All have met that requirement as of 11/19's selections.