There are so many great college football games in Week 10 and here is how you can watch all of the Top 25 teams in action.
Saturday is a great day to clear your schedule and abandon all your commitments and obligations to park yourself in front of the TV for a marathon session of watching college football. The first weekend after the first College Football Playoff rankings came out is sure to inspire some teams looking to impress the committee. And there will be plenty of opportunities for teams to impress the committee with seven games on the Week 10 schedule featuring ranked teams.
That guarantees seven ranked teams will lose today. That could result in a radically different Top 25 poll on Sunday afternoon and the Playoff rankings could see a new team or two added when their rankings are revealed on Tuesday. While that will provide some drama, the real drama is taking place from noon until the end of the night with the Pac-12 after dark games.
So make sure you have plenty of food and beverages nearby, and if you need a sugar rush for a jolt of energy, grab the leftover Halloween candy.
The Top 25 schedule and TV guide are here to assist you through the next 12 hours of action. Below you can find the Top 25 games, TV start time and the TV channel. Teams in bold are my picks to win the game.
Top 25 Schedule and Predictions
UMass at No. 16 Mississippi State – 12 – SEC Network
No. 14 Auburn at Texas A&M – 12 – ESPN
No. 9 Wisconsin at Indiana – 12 – ABC
No. 7 Penn State at No. 24 Michigan State – 12 – FOX
South Carolina at No. 1 Georgia – 3:30 – CBS
No. 15 Iowa State at West Virginia – 3:30 – ESPN2
Wake Forest at No. 3 Notre Dame – 3:30 – NBC
No. 21 Stanford at No. 25 Washington State – 3:30 – FOX
No. 6 Ohio State at Iowa – 3:30 – ESPN
No. 4 Clemson at No. 20 NC State – 3:30 – ABC
No. 5 Oklahoma at No. 11 Oklahoma State – 4:00 – FS1
Texas at No. 8 TCU – 7:15 – ESPN
No. 18 UCF at SMU – 7:15 – ESPN2
No. 19 LSU at No. 2 Alabama – 8:00 – CBS
No. 13 Virginia Tech at No. 10 Miami – 8:00 – ABC
Oregon at No. 12 Washington – 10:00 – FS1
No. 22 Arizona at No. 17 USC – 10:45 – ESPN
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From Friday: No. 23 Memphis defeated Tulsa, 41-14.
— What games will you be watching with a close on Saturday? Do you see any big upsets? How about any playoff teams suffering a big loss that could create some chaos for the committee?