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:
- Tulsa at UTSA
- Temple at Memphis
- Florida Atlantic at East Carolina
- Tulane at South Florida
* No early SECN window as only one game has been reserved for that time slot.
* ACCN also doesn't have a planned window at noon ET.
* CBSSN is open at noon. It should be used for a MAC selection.
* Games already set for time or TV network family, but not both:
- Kansas State at Arizona State (TBA, ABC/ESPN networks)
- Iowa at Minnesota (Between 3pm and 8pm, TBA)
- Michigan State at UCLA (Between 3pm and 8pm, TBA)
- LSU at Auburn (12pm, ABC or ESPN)
- Other SEC game slots:
- Afternoon: Tennessee at South Carolina
- Evening: Vanderbilt at Kentucky
- Afternoon or evening: Texas A&M at Alabama, Ole Miss at Texas, Oklahoma at Mississippi State
* In terms of Big Ten order, I went FOX, CBS and NBC. It would not surprise me to see a six day hold used by FOX to wait on Indiana-Michigan or USC-Wisconsin.
* For the Big 12, I gave ESPN the top choice, and then gave FOX two straight.
Saturday 10/24/26
12pm FOX: USC at Wisconsin
12pm ESPN: LSU at Auburn
12pm TNT: West Virginia at TCU
3:30pm ESPN2: Baylor at Kansas
3:30pm FS1: Rutgers at Northwestern
12pm ESPN2: Texas Tech at Cincinnati
12pm CW: Boston College at Georgia Tech12pm TNT: West Virginia at TCU
12pm FS1: Colorado at Oklahoma State
12pm ESPNU: Western Michigan at Toledo
12pm CBSSN: Eastern Michigan at Ohio
3pm BTN: Oregon at Illinois
3:30pm ABC: Texas A&M at Alabama
3:30pm FOX: BYU at UCF
3:30pm CBS: Indiana at Michigan
3:30pm ESPN: Oklahoma at Mississippi State3:30pm ESPN2: Baylor at Kansas
3:30pm FS1: Rutgers at Northwestern
3:30pm ESPNU: UTSA at Tulane
7pm ESPN2: California at SMU
3:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at North Carolina
3:30pm Peacock/NBCSN: Michigan State at UCLA
4:15pm SECN: Tennessee at South Carolina
7pm ESPN: Houston at Utah7pm ESPN2: California at SMU
7pm FS1: Iowa State at Arizona
7pm ESPNU: Georgia State at Arkansas State
7:30pm ABC: Ole Miss at Texas
7:30pm NBC: Iowa at Minnesota
7:30pm ACCN: Virginia Tech at Clemson
7:45pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Kentucky
10:30pm ESPN: Kansas State at Arizona State
Streaming
Rice at Florida Atlantic
Akron at Kent State
Sacramento State at Ball State
Bowling Green at Buffalo
Miami (OH) at Central Michigan
Louisiana at Southern Miss
Old Dominion at Louisiana Tech
ULM at Troy
Friday 11/27/26
I think Tulsa at UTSA and Temple at Memphis will be moved to Black Friday. I think they will wait for the November selections to set start times for each game.
USC-Wisconsin over Indiana-Michigan????
ReplyDeletehave you seen how bad Michigan is?
DeleteHis question is reasonable. Michigan being mediocre to bad doesn't mean Michigan doesn't have a large built in fan base that drives TV viewing.
DeleteAs I mentioned, a six day pick is reasonable to me, but FOX if they're picking first might not care about the results of 10/17 and go for it.
"It would not surprise me to see a six day hold used by FOX to wait on Indiana-Michigan or USC-Wisconsin."
ReplyDeleteIf IU and Michigan both lose, and Wisconsin beats UCLA, it might be worth a visit to Madison. Might.