Networks released television schedules Monday for the 11th weekend of college football. Several marquee matchups received prime time slots across major conferences.
All game times are listed in Eastern Time.
ACC
Saturday, Nov. 8
SMU travels to Boston College at noon on ACC Network. Syracuse visits Miami at 3:30 pm on ESPN.
Duke faces UConn at 3:30 pm on CBS Sports Network. Stanford heads to North Carolina for a 4:30 pm kickoff on The CW.
Three evening games remain without final network assignments. Wake Forest at Virginia, California at Louisville, and Florida State at Clemson all start at 7 pm on ESPN, ESPN2 or ACC Network.
American Athletic Conference
Thursday, Nov. 6
UTSA at South Florida – 7:30 pm, ESPN
Friday, Nov. 7
Tulane at Memphis – 9 pm, ESPN
Saturday, Nov. 8
Temple visits Army at noon on CBS Sports Network. UAB faces Rice at 2 pm on ESPN+.
Charlotte plays at East Carolina and Tulsa visits Florida Atlantic, both at 3 pm on ESPN+.
Navy travels to Notre Dame for a 7:30 pm primetime matchup on NBC and Peacock.
Big Ten Conference
Friday, Nov. 7
Northwestern at USC – 9 pm, FOX
Saturday, Nov. 8
Ohio State heads to Purdue for a 1 pm game on Big Ten Network. Maryland faces Rutgers at 2:30 pm on FS1.
Four Big Ten games await network assignments. Indiana at Penn State, Nebraska at UCLA, Oregon at Iowa, and Washington at Wisconsin will receive time slots November 2nd.
Big 12 Conference
Friday, Nov. 7
Houston at UCF – 8 pm, FS1
Saturday, Nov. 8
BYU visits Texas Tech at noon on ABC or ESPN. Colorado faces West Virginia at noon on TNT and HBO Max.
Iowa State travels to TCU for a 3:30 pm game on FOX. Kansas plays at Arizona at 3:30 pm on ESPN2.
Conference USA
Saturday, Nov. 8
Missouri State visits Liberty at 1 pm on an ESPN network to be determined. Three afternoon games kick off at 3 pm, all on unspecified ESPN networks.
Florida International faces Middle Tennessee, Jacksonville State visits UTEP, and Louisiana Tech travels to Delaware.
Kennesaw State plays at New Mexico State at 4 pm. Sam Houston faces Oregon State in a late 10 pm game on The CW.
Mid-American Conference
Tuesday, Nov. 4
Two Tuesday night games feature UMass at Akron and Miami (OH) at Ohio, both at 7 pm on ESPN2 or CBS Sports Network.
Wednesday, Nov. 5
Kent State visits Ball State and Northern Illinois travels to Toledo. Both games start between 7-8 pm on ESPN2 or ESPNU.
Saturday, Nov. 8
Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan remains without a scheduled time.
Mountain West Conference
Saturday, Nov. 8
Air Force plays at San Jose State at 6 pm on FS1. Nevada visits Utah State at 7:30 pm on CBS Sports Network.
UNLV travels to Colorado State for a 9:30 pm game on FS1.
San Diego State faces Hawaii in the weekend’s latest kickoff at 11 pm on Spectrum Sports, Scripps Sports and Mountain West Network.
Southeastern Conference
Saturday, Nov. 8
Georgia visits Mississippi State at noon on ABC or ESPN. The Citadel plays Ole Miss at 1 pm on SEC Network+.
Texas A&M faces Missouri at 3:30 pm on ABC. Auburn travels to Vanderbilt at 4 pm on SEC Network.
Two primetime games highlight the evening slate. LSU visits Alabama at 7:30 pm on ABC, while Florida plays at Kentucky at 7:30 pm on SEC Network.
Sun Belt Conference
Thursday, Nov. 6
Georgia Southern at Appalachian State – 7:30 pm, ESPN2
Saturday, Nov. 8
James Madison visits Marshall and Southern Miss travels to Appalachian State, both at noon on ESPN2 or ESPNU.
Georgia State faces Coastal Carolina at 4 pm on ESPN+. Texas State plays at Louisiana at 5 pm on ESPN+.
