2022 Early Season CFB TV Guesses: Week 3

Week 3 CFB TV guesses for 2022 are below.  I'm assuming no MLB on FS1 at all and there's no primetime MLB on FOX at this time

If a game isn't listed here, assume its on the home team's streaming platform of choice, whether that is handled by a conference or independently.

Thursday

I'm kinda stumped as to what game gets moved here.  Maybe Rutgers at Temple since they could be waiting on the NFL schedule to see if Lincoln Financial Field is going to be used by the Eagles?  My brain was curious re: Maryland hosting a Thursday night game too, but it seems highly unlikely as a Big Ten member when the game isn't during the opening week of games.

Maybe Pitt at Western Michigan.  Cincy vs. Miami (OH) I'd think would be possible if it weren't scheduled for Paul Brown Stadium.

For now:

7:30pm ESPN: Rutgers at Temple

Friday

7:30pm ESPN: Florida State at Louisville

10:30pm Pac-12: Eastern Michigan at Arizona State

Because both ASU and Arizona are at home in September, there's usually a check with the networks to see if they want a game because if they air on Pac-12 Networks, they would likely air in the same timeslot due to heat considerations.  I'm making the assumption that neither ASU's or UA's game will be chosen by ESPN or FOX Sports, so I decided to move EMU at ASU to Friday night so both schools' games could air in the late evening.

Saturday

11:30am CBSSN: Villanova at Army West Point

12pm ABC: Purdue at Syracuse

12pm FOX: Oklahoma at Nebraska

12pm ESPN: Miami (FL) at Texas A&M

12pm ESPN2: Texas Tech at NC State

12pm FS1: NM State at Wisconsin

12pm ESPNU: Kansas at Houston

12pm SECN: Akron at Tennessee

12pm BTN: UConn at Michigan

12pm ACCN: Liberty at Wake Forest

12:30pm ACC RSNs: Wofford at Virginia Tech

2pm Pac-12: Montana State vs. Oregon State

2:30pm NBC: California at Notre Dame

3pm CBSSN: Pitt at Western Michigan

3:30pm ABC: Fresno State at USC

3:30pm CBS: Penn State at Auburn

3:30pm ESPN: Colorado at Minnesota

3:30pm ESPN2: Ole Miss at Georgia Tech

3:30pm FS1: Air Force at Wyoming

3:30pm BTN: Southern Illinois at Northwestern

4pm FOX: Michigan State at Washington

4pm ESPNU: WKU at Indiana

4pm SECN: USF at Florida

4pm ACCN: Old Dominion at Virginia

5pm Pac-12: South Alabama at UCLA

6:30pm CBSSN: UCF at Florida Atlantic

7pm ESPN: Georgia at South Carolina

7pm ESPN2: Mississippi State at LSU

7pm FS1: Nevada at Iowa

7pm Stadium: North Texas at UNLV

7:30pm ABC: Toledo at Ohio State

7:30pm ESPNU: Vanderbilt at Northern Illinois

7:30pm SECN: ULM at Alabama

7:30pm BTN: SMU at Maryland

7:30pm ACCN: Louisiana Tech at Clemson

8pm FOX: BYU at Oregon

8pm LHN: UTSA at Texas

8pm FS2: UT Martin at Boise State

8pm Pac-12: Colorado State at Washington State

10pm ESPN: San Diego State at Utah

10pm CBSSN: UTEP at New Mexico

11pm Pac-12: North Dakota at Arizona

11:59pm PPV: Duquesne at Hawai'i

2022 Early Season CFB TV Guesses: Week 2

Week 2 CFB TV guesses for 2022 are below.  I'm assuming no MLB on FS1 at all, but a primetime window of MLB on FOX.

Also, the midday ESPN window is being used by the US Open women's final.

If a game isn't listed here, assume its on the home team's streaming platform of choice, whether that is handled by a conference or independently.

Thursday

Usually ESPN has programmed the US Open women's semifinals that evening.  Coupled with the expected NFL Opening Night game on NBC, ESPN typically passes on placing a college football game on ESPN2.  They might end up placing a SWAC or MEAC game on ESPNU, but not do anything else

Friday

ESPN2 8pm: Louisville at UCF

ESPNU 8pm: FIU at Texas State

CBSSN 9pm: Boise State at New Mexico

FS1 9:30pm: Colorado at Air Force

Only the two games on ESPN Networks are set for Friday.  The others are speculative on my part and I'm not quite certain that FIU at Texas State is worth televising either.  Might be an ESPN+ game.  I kinda wonder if it was deliberately contracted for Friday knowing that Alabama at Texas is going to be on Saturday, similar to how UAB tries to work its home schedule around when Alabama & Auburn are either on the road or aren't playing.

Saturday

12pm ABC: Washington State at Wisconsin

12pm FOX: Alabama at Texas

12pm ESPN: Tennessee at Pitt

12pm ESPN2: Missouri at Kansas State

12pm FS1: Georgia Southern at Nebraska

12pm ESPNU: North Carolina at Georgia State

12pm BTN: Arkansas State at Ohio State

12pm BTN: Wagner at Rutgers

12pm BTN: Indiana State at Purdue

12pm SECN: Wake Forest at Vanderbilt

12pm ACCN: Furman at Clemson

12pm CBSSN: UTSA at Army West Point

12:30pm ACC RSN: Western Carolina at Georgia Tech

1pm Pac-12: Southern Utah at Utah

2:30pm NBC: Marshall at Notre Dame

3:30pm ABC: Hawai'i at Michigan

3:30pm FOX: Iowa State at Iowa

3:30pm ESPN2: Arizona State at Oklahoma State

3:30pm FS1: Virginia at Illinois

3:30pm BTN: Ohio at Penn State

3:30pm BTN: Western Carolina at Minnesota

3:30pm CBSSN: Memphis at Navy

4pm ESPNU: Akron at Michigan State

4pm SECN: San Jose State at Auburn

4pm ACCN: Charleston Southern at NC State

4pm Pac-12: Eastern Washington at Oregon

6pm CBSSN on Facebook: Maryland at Charlotte

7pm ESPN: Kentucky at Florida

7pm ESPN2: Appalachian State at Texas A&M

7pm FS1: Houston at Texas Tech

7pm Sooner PPV: Kent State at Oklahoma

7pm CBSSN: Syracuse at UConn

7pm Stadium: Middle Tennessee at Colorado State

7:30pm ABC: USC at Stanford

7:30pm ESPNU: Kansas at West Virginia

7:30pm SECN: South Carolina at Arkansas

7:30pm ACCN: Boston College at Virginia Tech

7:30pm BTN: Duke at Northwestern

7:30pm BTN: Idaho at Indiana

8pm Pac-12: Portland State at Washington

10:15pm ESPN: Baylor at BYU

10:30pm ESPN2: UNLV at California

10:30pm FS1: Mississippi State at Arizona

10:30pm CBSSN: Oregon State at Fresno State

11pm Pac-12: Alabama State at UCLA

2022 Early Season CFB TV Guesses: Weeks 0 and 1

Good morning.  2022 is live on my site, so feel free to poke around.

I'll start with sketching out what I think the 2022 early season (Weeks 0-3) schedule will look like.  Starting with Week 4 (the Saturday date of 9/24/2022), most games will have their time and TV outlets set 12 days in advance of the game date, so take that date of the game that won't be picked here, look at the Monday date of the prior week, and that's the date you should look for time and TV to be set.  

Yes, there are six day holds that TV can use that will potentially affect that game's start time or TV outlet.  There are also a few games that do get TV set farther in advance than most, such as Notre Dame home games and the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry game.

For Weeks 0 and 1, there are some typical conflicts with other sports that affect the available TV windows.  I'm expecting these events to take up time.

• Little League World Series - ESPN and/or ABC afternoon  (Week 0)
• Regular season MLB - FOX evenings (Week 0 and 1)
• Unknown for the most part is FS1's schedule
• US Open tennis - ESPN various times (Week 1 and 2)
• Potential exists for the following 
• National WNBA on CBSSN and ESPN

If a game isn't listed here, assume its on the home team's streaming platform of choice, whether that is handled by a conference or independently.

Also, this is pretty much trash if C-USA and Sun Belt reconfigure for 2022.

EDIT: This has indeed become trash with respect to C-USA and the Sun Belt.  I'll make modifications with strikethrough and this red bold italicized font.

Week 0

Saturday

12pm FOX: Nebraska vs. Northwestern

4:30pm ACCN: Florida A&M at North Carolina

7pm ESPN; Alabama State vs. Howard

7pm BTN: Wyoming at Illinois

8pm CBSSN: UConn at Utah State

8pm ACCN: Duquesne at Florida State

9pm AggieVision: Nevada at NM State

11:30pm CBSSN: Vanderbilt at Hawai'i

Week 1

Thursday

7pm FOX: Penn State at Purdue

7pm ACCN: VMI at Wake Forest

7:30pm ESPN: West Virginia at Pitt

6pm SECN: Georgia State at South Carolina

8pm BTN: NM State at Minnesota

8pm FS1: Central Michigan at Oklahoma State

9:15pm SECN: Memphis at Mississippi State

10:30pm Pac-12: Northern Arizona at Arizona State

The moves of Georgia State at South Carolina & Memphis at Mississippi State from Saturday to Thursday are not confirmed nor I don't know if they're even being planned.  Its just a guess on my part.

Friday

7pm ESPN: Illinois at Indiana

7pm ESPN: Virginia Tech at Old Dominion

7pm FS1: Illinois at Indiana

7pm ACCN: Temple at Duke

8pm BTN: Western Michigan at Michigan State

10pm ESPN: TCU at Colorado

Saturday

12pm ABC: BYU at USF

12pm FOX: Colorado State at Michigan

12pm ESPN: NC State at ECU

12pm FS1: Buffalo at Maryland

12pm ESPNU: Louisiana Tech at Missouri

12pm SECN: Miami (OH) at Kentucky

12pm ACCN: Rutgers at Boston College

12pm BTN: South Dakota State at Iowa

12:30pm ACC RSN: Richmond at Virginia

12pm CBSSN: Central Connecticut at UConn

2pm Pac-12: UC Davis at California

3:30pm ABC: Georgia vs. Oregon

3:30pm FOX: UTEP at Oklahoma

3:30pm ESPN: Utah at Florida

3:30pm FS1: Boise State at Oregon State

3:30pm CBSSN: Delaware at Navy

3:30pm BTN: Illinois State at Wisconsin

3:30pm Stadium: Texas State at Nevada

4pm ESPNU: North Carolina at Appalachian State

4pm SECN: Cincinnati at Arkansas

4pm ACCN: Louisville at Syracuse

5pm Pac-12: Idaho State at Washington State

7pm ESPN: Utah State at Alabama

7pm FS1: ULM at Texas

7pm: CBSSN: Virginia Tech at Old Dominion

7pm CBSSN: Houston at UTSA

7pm Stadium: Liberty at Southern Miss

7pm Stadium: SMU at North Texas

7:30pm ABC: Notre Dame at Ohio State

7:30pm ESPNU: Troy at Ole Miss

7:30pm SECN: Ball State at Tennessee

7:30pm BTN: North Dakota at Nebraska

7:30pm ACCN: Bethune-Cookman at Miami (FL)

8pm FS2: Tulsa at Wyoming

8pm Longhorn: ULM at Texas

8pm Pac-12: Rice at USC

8pm Pac-12: Bowling Green at UCLA

8pm Pac-12 Bay Area: Colgate at Stanford

10:30pm ESPN: Rice at USC

10:30pm ESPN: Boise State at Oregon State

10:30pm FS1: Bowling Green at UCLA

10:30pm CBSSN: Arizona at San Diego State

11pm Pac-12: Kent State at Washington

11:59pm PPV: WKU at Hawai'i

Sunday

7:30pm ABC: Florida State vs. LSU

Monday

8pm ESPN: Clemson vs. Georgia Tech

CFB TV Confirmations for 2021 Week 13 (11/26/21 & 11/27/21)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 11/26/21 & 11/27/21 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 of 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.  

Number of six day holds used

ACC: 4 (11/6, 11/13, 11/20, 11/27)

American: 1 (11/20)

Big 12: 4 (10/16, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13)

Big Ten: 3 (11/6, 11/13, 11/27)

Mountain West: 1 (10/16)

Pac-12: 4 (10/30 by FOX, 11/6 by ESPN, 11/20 by ESPN, 11/27 by FOX)

SEC: 3 (10/9 and 11/6 by CBS, 10/16 by ESPN)

All times Eastern

Friday

12pm ESPNU: Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan

12pm CBSSN: Ohio at Bowling Green

3:30pm ABC: Cincinnati at ECU

3:30pm ESPN: USF at UCF

3:30pm ESPN+: Coastal Carolina at South Alabama

7pm ESPN: North Carolina at NC State

Saturday (not all slot may end up being used)

12pm ABC: Georgia at Georgia Tech

12pm ESPN: Florida State at Florida

12pm FS1: Texas Tech at Baylor

12pm ESPNU: Navy at Temple

12pm BTN: Maryland at Rutgers

12pm ESPN+: Akron at Toledo

12pm ESPN+: Miami (OH) at Kent State

12pm ESPN+: Army West Point at Liberty

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

2pm ESPN+: Troy at Georgia State

2pm ESPN+: Texas State at Arkansas State

2:30pm ESPN+: Georgia Southern at Appalachian State

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Auburn

3:30pm FS1: Indiana at Purdue

3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Illinois

3:45pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Tennessee

4pm ESPN2: Tulsa at SMU

4pm ESPNU: ULM at Louisiana

4pm Pac-12: Arizona at Arizona State

7pm ESPN: Texas A&M at LSU

7pm FS1: West Virginia at Kansas

7:30pm ABC: Oklahoma at Oklahoma State

7:30pm ESPNU: Tulane at Memphis

7:30pm SEC: Clemson at South Carolina

10:30pm ESPN: BYU at USC

10:30pm FS1: California at UCLA

Six day hold

Pitt at Syracuse - 12pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN (2 games, times TBD)

Kentucky at Louisville - 12pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN (2 games, times TBD)

Wake Forest at Boston College - 12pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN (2 games, times TBD)

Virginia Tech at Virginia - 12pm ESPN2, 7:30pm ESPN2 or ACCN (2 games, times TBD)

Penn State at Michigan State - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN OR 4pm FOX

Wisconsin at Minnesota - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN OR 4pm FOX

Oregon State at Oregon - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN or 8pm FOX

Notre Dame at Stanford - 3:30pm ABC or ESPN or 8pm FOX

CFB TV Guesses for 2021 Week 13 Selections (11/26/21 & 11/27/21)

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.

* The following games have been preselected by network groups but without a start time or TV network finalized:

• Oklahoma at Oklahoma State (ABC, ESPN or ESPN2)

Number of six day holds used

ACC: 3 (11/6, 11/13, 11/20)

American: 1 (11/20)

Big 12: 4 (10/16, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13)

Big Ten: 2 (11/6, 11/13)

Mountain West: 1 (10/16)

Pac-12: 2 (10/30 by FOX, 11/6 by ESPN, 11/20 by ESPN)

SEC: 3 (10/9 and 11/6 by CBS, 10/16 by ESPN)

Remaining Selections

Big Ten: One for ESPN Networks and two for FOX Sports

Big 12: Three for ESPN

Pac-12: Two each for ESPN Networks and FOX Sports

Friday

12pm ESPNU: Eastern Michigan at Central Michigan

12pm CBSSN: Ohio at Bowling Green

3:30pm ABC: Cincinnati at ECU

3:30pm ESPN: USF at UCF

7pm ESPN: North Carolina at NC State

Streaming

Coastal Carolina at South Alabama - This one could be televised if some of the ESPN Events Invitational were to be shifted from ESPNU to ESPNEWS, allowing this one to be slotted in at 3:30pm ET on ESPNU

Saturday

12pm ABC: Georgia at Georgia Tech

12pm ESPN: Pitt at Syracuse

12pm ESPN2: Texas Tech at Baylor

12pm FS1: West Virginia at Kansas

12pm ESPNU: Miami (OH) at Kent State

12pm SEC: Vanderbilt at Tennessee

12pm ACCN: Kentucky at Louisville

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

3:30pm ABC: Penn State at Michigan State

3:30pm CBS: Alabama at Auburn

3:30pm ESPN: Notre Dame at Stanford

3:30pm ESPN2: Tulsa at SMU

3:30pm FS1: Indiana at Purdue

3:30pm ESPNU: ULM at Louisiana

3:30pm BTN: Northwestern at Illinois

3:30pm BTN: Maryland at Rutgers

4pm FOX: Wisconsin at Minnesota

4pm SEC: Florida State at Florida

4pm ACCN: Wake Forest at Boston College

4pm Pac-12: Arizona at Arizona State

7pm ESPN: Texas A&M at LSU

7pm ESPN2: Tulane at Memphis

7pm FS1: BYU at USC

7pm ESPNU: Army West Point at Liberty

7:30pm ABC: Oklahoma at Oklahoma State

7:30pm SEC: Clemson at South Carolina

7:30pm ACCN: Virginia Tech at Virginia

8pm FOX: Oregon State at Oregon

10:30pm ESPN: California at UCLA

Streaming

Navy at Temple

Akron at Toledo

Georgia Southern at Appalachian State

Texas State at Arkansas State

Troy at Georgia State

Considerations

* I gave ESPN the top Big Ten choice after Ohio State at Michigan State, FOX Sports the top Pac-12 choice and ESPN the top Big 12 choice after Oklahoma at Oklahoma State.

* I didn't have a need for any late evening windows on ESPN2 or ESPNU.

* I'm assuming FOX Sports will not get an extra game this season due to the lost Cal-USC game on 11/13. If anything, maybe they'll figure out a way to carve out a window on FS1. There's a three hour opening from 6-9pm that night, but I don't know what other programming they have planned and would need to adjust the last MBK window at 9pm (Iowa State at Creighton) to get a 3 hour 30 minute TV window.

* I moved the BTN games to a concurrent 3:30pm window.  With FOX owning the network, its one less game to conflict with Ohio State-Michigan.

CFB TV Confirmations for 2021 Week 12 (11/13/21)

This post will be updated as announcements come out for start times for 11/20/21 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 of 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.  For those curious about the MAC midweek games, I don't think they'll be set today but set once this week's midweek games are played.

Number of six day holds used

ACC: 2 (11/6, 11/13, 11/20)

American: 1 (11/20)

Big 12: 4 (10/16, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13)

Big Ten: 2 (11/6, 11/13)

Mountain West: 1 (10/16)

Pac-12: 2 (10/30 by FOX, 11/6 by ESPN)

SEC: 3 (10/9 and 11/6 by CBS, 10/16 by ESPN)

All times Eastern

12pm ABC: Michigan State at Ohio State

12pm FOX: Iowa State at Oklahoma

12pm ESPN: Wake Forest at Clemson

12pm ESPN2: Texas at West Virginia

12pm ESPNU: Harvard at Yale

12pm SECN: NM State at Kentucky

12pm BTN: Rutgers at Penn State

12pm BTN: Purdue vs. Northwestern

12pm ACCN: Florida State at Boston College

12pm ACC RSNs: Wofford at North Carolina

12pm ESPN+: USF at Tulane

12pm ESPN+: Kent State at Akron

1pm ESPN+: Texas State at Coastal Carolina

2pm FS1: Illinois at Iowa

2pm ESPN3: Arkansas State at Georgia State

3pm Pac-12: Washington at Colorado

3:30pm ABC or ESPN: Nebraska at Wisconsin 

3:30pm CBS: Arkansas at Alabama

3:30pm BTN: Michigan at Maryland

3:30pm BTN: Minnesota at Indiana

3:30pm ESPN+: Appalachian State at Troy

4pm ESPNU: Louisiana at Liberty

4pm SECN: Florida at Missouri

4pm ESPN+: Kansas at TCU

4pm ESPN+: Temple at Tulsa

4pm ESPN+: BYU at Georgia Southern

5:30pm FS1: Baylor at Kansas State

7pm ESPN: Auburn at South Carolina

7pm Pac-12: California at Stanford

7:30pm ESPNU: South Alabama at Tennessee

7:30pm SECN: Vanderbilt at Ole Miss

8pm FOX: Oklahoma State at Texas Tech

9pm FS1: New Mexico at Boise State

9pm ESPN2: ULM at LSU

10:30pm ESPN: Arizona State at Oregon State

Six day holds

SMU at Cincinnati

Virginia at Pitt

Syracuse at NC State

Virginia Tech at Miami (FL)

Oregon at Utah

UCLA at USC

Options: ABC or ESPN 3:30pm (wherever Nebraska at Wisconsin isn't slotted), ESPN2 3:30pm, FOX 4pm (Pac-12 only), ACCN 2 games (mid-afternoon and evening, ACC only) and ABC 7:30pm

 

CFB TV Guesses for 2021 Week 12 Saturday Selections (11/20/21)

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.

* The following games have been preselected by network groups but without a start time or TV network finalized:

• Harvard at Yale (ESPN Networks)
• Nebraska at Wisconsin (ABC, ESPN or ESPN2)
• New Mexico at Boise State (FOX, FS1 or FS2)

* ESPN2 has a Top Rank Boxing window from 7pm-9pm ET for PPV prelims.

* I'm not going to bother with the MAC midweek games.  Those will likely be set based on the results of this week's midweek games.

* There's an ESPNEWS window at 6pm ET

Number of six day holds used

ACC: 2 (11/6, 11/13)

American: 0

Big 12: 4 (10/16, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13)

Big Ten: 2 (11/6, 11/13)

Mountain West: 1 (10/16)

Pac-12: 2 (10/30 by FOX, 11/6 by ESPN)

SEC: 3 (10/9 and 11/6 by CBS, 10/16 by ESPN)

Selections used by contract

Big 12

• ESPN has chosen 27 of 32 games 
• Assumed first picks: 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 10/16, 10/30, 11/27
• Assumed first picks for FOX: 9/4, 9/18. 10/2, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13

Big Ten

• ESPN: 25 of 27
• Assumed first picks: 9/18, 10/16, 10/23, 10/30, 11/13
• FOX Sports: 24 of a range between 24 and 27
• Assumed first picks: 9/4, 9/11, 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 11/6, 11/27
• BTN needs to air a game involving Michigan and Penn State

Pac-12

• ESPN: 18 of 22
• Assumed first picks: 9/25, 10/2, 10/9, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13
• FOX Sports: 19 of 22
• Assumed first picks: 9/4, 9/11, 9/18, 10/16, 10/30
• FOX must air one more game in primetime

All times Eastern

12pm ABC: SMU at Cincinnati

12pm FOX: Iowa State at Oklahoma

12pm ESPN:  Nebraska at Wisconsin

12pm ESPN2: Harvard at Yale

12pm FS1: Baylor at Kansas State

12pm ESPNU: BYU at Georgia Southern

12pm SECN: NM State at Kentucky

12pm BTN: Minnesota at Indiana

12pm BTN: Michigan at Maryland

12pm ACCN: Florida State at Boston College

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

3pm Pac-12: Washington at Colorado

3:30pm ABC: Michigan State at Ohio State

3:30pm CBS: Arkansas at Alabama

3:30pm ESPN: Wake Forest at Clemson

3:30pm ESPN2: Arizona State at Oregon State

3:30pm FS1: Illinois at Iowa

3:30pm ESPNU: Louisiana at Liberty

3:30pm BTN: Rutgers at Penn State

3:30pm BTN: Purdue at Northwestern

4pm FOX: Oregon at Utah

4pm SECN: South Alabama at Tennessee

4pm ACCN: Virginia at Pitt

6pm ESPNEWS: UAB at UTSA

7pm ESPN: Auburn at South Carolina

7pm FS1: New Mexico at Boise State

7pm ESPNU: ULM at LSU

7:30pm ABC: Oklahoma State at Texas Tech

7:30pm SECN: Florida at Missouri

7:30pm ACCN: Syracuse at NC State

8pm FOX: Texas at West Virginia

9pm ESPN2: Vanderbilt at Ole Miss

10:30pm ESPN: UCLA at USC

10:30pm FS1: California at Stanford

Streaming

Wofford at North Carolina

USF at Tulane

Temple at Tulsa

Kansas at TCU

Kent State at Akron

Arkansas State at Georgia State

Texas State at Coastal Carolina

Notes

* Liberty needs a game on linear TV per its new TV deal and the Louisiana game makes sense.

* I gave top Big Ten choice to ESPN, top Big 12 choice to FOX Sports and top Pac-12 choice to ESPN.

* With UTSA still undefeated and UAB at 6-3 at this time, I think the ESPNEWS window could be for that game.