This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for Week 12 (11/17/26 - 11/21/2026) 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.
Tuesday
6pm ESPN2:
7pm ESPNU:
7pm CBSSN:
Games To Be Slotted
Ball State at Ohio
Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan
Miami (OH) at Kent State
Saturday
Six Day Hold
Virginia Tech at Miami (FL)
Pittsburgh at Louisville
Wake Forest at Georgia Tech
North Texas at Tulane
Memphis at Navy (12pm, ESPN Networks)
UTSA at UAB
Arizona at Kansas State
Utah at TCU
Houston at West Virginia
Texas Tech at Baylor
BYU at Kansas
UCLA at Michigan
Ohio State at Nebraska
Indiana at Washington
Texas A&M at Oklahoma
Vanderbilt at Florida
12pm NBC: Wisconsin at Purdue
12pm FS1: Northwestern at Minnesota
12pm ESPN+: Colorado at Cincinnati
12pm ACCN: Syracuse at Boston College
12:30pm CW: North Carolina at Virginia
1pm ESPN+: WKU at Liberty
2pm ESPN+: Missouri State at Jacksonville State
2pm ESPN+: Charlotte at Tulsa
2pm ESPN+: Middle Tennessee at Sam Houston
2:30pm ESPN+: South Florida at Florida Atlantic
2:30pm ESPN+: ULM at App State
3pm ESPN+: Delaware at NM State
3pm ESPN+: FIU at Kennesaw State
3pm ESPN+: Coastal Carolina at Louisiana
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: LSU at Tennessee
3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Arkansas at Texas
3:30pm FS1: Rutgers at Penn State
3:30pm SECN: Stamford at Auburn
3:30pm ACCN: NC State at Florida State
4pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Troy
4pm ESPN+: Georgia State at Marshall
4pm ESPN+: South Alabama at Southern Miss
7pm ESPN+: Arkansas State at Louisiana Tech
7:30pm ABC: Georgia at South Carolina
7:30pm ACCN: Stanford at California
7:30pm SECN: Kentucky at Missouri
10:15pm ESPN: Oklahoma State at Arizona State
10:30pm FS1: Hawai'i at Nevada
Openings
12pm: ABC, FOX, ESPN, ESPN2, TNT (Big 12), ESPNU, SECN (SEC) - Texas A&M-Oklahoma & Vanderbilt-Florida will fill two of ABC, ESPN and SECN. Memphis at Navy will also be at 12pm on one of the ESPN linear networks.
3:30pm: CBS (Big Ten), Peacock/NBCSN (Big Ten), FOX
Openings
12pm: ABC, FOX, ESPN, ESPN2, TNT (Big 12), ESPNU, SECN (SEC) - Texas A&M-Oklahoma & Vanderbilt-Florida will fill two of ABC, ESPN and SECN. Memphis at Navy will also be at 12pm on one of the ESPN linear networks.
3:30pm: CBS (Big Ten), Peacock/NBCSN (Big Ten), FOX
3:45pm: ESPN2
7pm: ESPN, FS1
7:30pm: ESPN2
8pm: ESPNU
7pm: ESPN, FS1
7:30pm: ESPN2
8pm: ESPNU
9pm: FOX
Also, per the American, all of their games on six day hold will air on ESPN linear networks and not ESPN+.
Also, per the American, all of their games on six day hold will air on ESPN linear networks and not ESPN+.
6 comments:
Wasn’t Sanford auburn selected for secn+?
It was. They changed their minds
Doesn’t Sanford auburn being moved to secn after being selected preseason by secn+ kinda breaks the contract of every sec team being required to host a game on secn+?
I don't want to diminish it, but I have a feeling all parties involved were OK with this decision. I think the choice to elevate a game here is also more about an SEC game not having to air on SECN and instead would be on ESPN in the afternoon.
Also per the American, utsa uab and unt Tulane are on linear networks, so that likely pushes a 2nd big 12 game to espn+, or they drop one of utsa uab or unt Tulane on espnews
Thanks for keeping this list updated — it is really helpful for planning the weekend around the games. The Sanford/Auburn move to SEC Network is interesting, and it is good to see so many of the American games getting linear TV slots too.
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