This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 10/1/22 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.
All times Eastern
Games on Six Day Hold
NC State at Clemson - 3:30pm ACCN, 7:30pm ACCN, 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ABC
Wake Forest at Florida State - 3:30pm ACCN, 7:30pm ACCN, 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ABC
Virginia Tech at North Carolina - 3:30pm ACCN, 7:30pm ACCN, 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ABC
Georgia Tech at Pitt - 3:30pm ACCN, 7:30pm ACCN, 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 7pm ESPN2 or 7:30pm ABC
Oklahoma State at Baylor - 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 3:30pm FOX, 7pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ABC, 7:30pm FS1
Oklahoma at TCU - 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 3:30pm FOX, 7pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ABC, 7:30pm FS1
West Virginia at Texas - 12pm ABC, 3:30pm ABC or ESPN, 3:30pm FOX, 7pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ABC, 7:30pm FS1
7pm ESPN2 may be deleted with this the tentative plan for the 1st CFB ManningCast with Pat McAfee
12pm FOX: Michigan at Iowa
12pm ESPN: Kentucky at Ole Miss
12pm ESPN2: Purdue at Minnesota
12pm ESPNU: Temple at Memphis
12pm SEC: South Carolina State at South Carolina
12pm ACC: Louisville at Boston College
12pm BTN: Illinois at Wisconsin
12pm ESPN+: Texas Tech at Kansas State
1:30pm ESPN+: Texas State at James Madison
2pm Pac-12: Oregon State at Utah
2pm ESPN+: Northern Illinois at Ball State
2pm ESPN+: UMass at Eastern Michigan
3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Arkansas
3:30pm ABC/ESPN: Northwestern at Penn State
3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: SMU at UCF
3:30pm ESPN2/ESPNU: Iowa State at Kansas
3:30pm FS1: Michigan State at Maryland
3:30pm NFLN: Central Michigan at Toledo
3:30pm BTN: Rutgers at Ohio State
3:30pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at Buffalo
3:30pm ESPN+: Ohio at Kent State
3:30pm ESPN+: Bowling Green at Akron
3:30pm ESPN+: Gardner-Webb at Marshall
3:30pm ESPN+: The Citadel at App State
4pm SEC: Texas A&M at Mississippi State
4pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Coastal Carolina
5pm ACCNX/ESPN+: Wagner at Syracuse
5pm ESPN+: South Alabama at Louisiana
5:30pm Pac-12: California at Washington State
6pm ESPN3: New Hampshire at Western Michigan
6pm ESPN+: Liberty at Old Dominion
7pm ESPN: LSU at Auburn
7pm ESPNU: Cincinnati at Tulsa
7pm ESPN+: East Carolina at South Florida
7pm ESPN+: ULM at Arkansas State
7:30pm SEC: Georgia at Missouri
7:30pm BTN: Indiana at Nebraska
7:30pm ACC RSNs: Virginia at Duke
9:30pm Pac-12: Colorado at Arizona
10:15pm ESPNU: UC Davis at Montana State
10:30pm ESPN: Arizona State at USC
11pm FS1: Stanford at Oregon
Does fox have a 7pm time slot open?
ReplyDeleteNo. They have a MLB window that evening.
ReplyDeletewhat are the choices for the e2 10;15pm window
ReplyDeleteUC Davis at Montana State or no game. See the "Games to Be Slotted"
ReplyDeletewhoops missed that sorry also what time is the NFL Network for Central Michigan at Toledo because here on your blog you have 3;30pm but your website has 7pm so a bit confusing again sorry :(
DeleteThat's my fault. 3:30pm is correct.
ReplyDeleteLooking at the ESPN webpage college football week 5 schedule for the ACC, it shows GT-Pitt as an ACC Network game. Is this confirmation that it will occupy either the 3:30 or 7:30 PM time slot on that network?
ReplyDeleteNo it isn't. Apparently that's been up all week even though both sides have said it's on a hold
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