College Football - Week 10 (Nov. 7)

[Andy]

Top 25 games

(1) Miami at (11) Notre Dame (7:30 pm, NBC)

(2) Georgia at (10) Ole Miss (7:30 pm, ABC) 

(9) BYU at (3) Utah (12 pm, ABC)

(5) Alabama at (14) LSU (3:30 pm, ABC) 

(6) Kentucky at (13) Tennessee (6:15 pm, ESPN)

(7) Texas at (18) Missouri (12 pm, ESPN)

(8) UCLA at Minnesota (12 pm, FOX)   

(23) Oregon at (12) Ohio State (3:30 pm, CBS) 

West Virginia at (15) Texas Tech (9:30 pm, ESPN)

Merrimack at (16) Wake Forest (3:30 pm, ACC Network)

Cincinnati at (17) Houston (3:30 pm, FOX) 

(19) Iowa at Northwestern (7:30 pm, FOX)  

Texas A&M at (21) South Carolina (3 pm, ESPN) 

TCU at (22) Arizona (10:15 pm Friday, ESPN)

Oklahoma at (24) Florida (7:45 pm, SEC Network) 

(25) Boise State at Colorado State (6 pm, USA) 

 

Other nationally available games
Tuesday

Ohio at Akron (7 pm, ESPN2)

Buffalo at Miami (OH) (8 pm, ESPN)

 

Wednesday

Ball State at UMass (7 pm, ESPNU)

Toledo at Sacramento State (7 pm, CBSSN)

Central Michigan vs Eastern Michigan - in Detroit (7:30 pm, ESPN2)

 

Thursday

UTSA at Florida Atlantic (8 pm, ESPN)

James Madison at Southern Miss (8 pm, ESPN2)

 

Friday

Virginia Tech at SMU (7 pm, ESPN) 

South Florida at East Carolina (7:30 pm, ESPN2)

Nebraska at Illinois (8 pm, FOX)

New Mexico at Nevada (9 pm, CBSSN) 

 

Saturday TV

Clemson at Syracuse (12 pm, ESPN2)

Iowa State at Baylor (12 pm, FS1) 

Tulsa at Tulane (12 pm, ESPNU)

Florida State at Boston College (12 pm, ACC Network)

North Carolina at UConn (12 pm, CBSSN)

Duke at NC State (12:30 pm, CW)

Maryland at Purdue (12:30 pm, BTN)

Arkansas at Auburn (12:45 pm, SEC Network)

Oklahoma State at Kansas State (1 pm, TNT) 

Penn State at Washington (3:30 pm, FS1)  

Temple at Navy (3:30 pm, CBSSN)

UCF at Kansas (3:45 pm, ESPN2) 

Rice at North Texas (4 pm, ESPNU)

Rutgers at Wisconsin (4:15 pm, BTN)  

Vanderbilt at Mississippi State (4:15 pm, SEC Network)

Sam Houston at Jacksonville State (7 pm, CBSSN)

Air Force at Army (7:30 pm, CBS)

Colorado at Arizona State (7:30 pm, ESPN2)

Louisville at Georgia Tech (7:30 pm, ACC Network)

Liberty at New Mexico State (8 pm, ESPNU)

Hawaii at UTEP (9:30 pm, FS1)

Fresno State at Utah State (9:30 pm, USA)

Texas State at Oregon State (10:30 pm, CW)

Wyoming at UNLV (10:30 pm, CBSSN)

 

Saturday Streaming (all ESPN+ unless noted)

Old Dominion at Coastal Carolina (1 pm)

Georgia State at Appalachian State (2:30 pm)

UL Monroe at Arkansas State (3 pm)

Delaware at Kennesaw State (3 pm)

Charlotte at UAB (3:30 pm)

Marshall at Georgia Southern (3:30 pm)

Western Kentucky at Middle Tennessee (3:30 pm)

Louisiana Tech at Troy (4 pm)

Missouri State at FIU (4 pm)

South Alabama at UL Lafayette (5 pm)

Michigan State at Michigan (7:30 pm, Peacock)  

Edited 2 hours ago by Andy

[Andy]

As per usual I will replace these rankings with the committee rankings once they are revealed Tuesday. I expect changes.

That said, New Mexico is AP ranked for the first time ever, so that's fun.

[PackLandVA]

OK Notre Dame.....time to sh!t or get off the pot.  Tired of you coming up small in big games. 

Please win Saturday.

[cwood218]

1 hour ago, PackLandVA said:

OK Notre Dame.....time to sh!t or get off the pot.

Probably the same scenario as last year for ND if they lose.

SEC has 10 ranked teams: 2 with 3 losses, 6 with 2 losses and 2 with 1 loss. Have to think 3 or 4 of them end up with 3 losses and would not be shocked if 1-2 were taken over a 10-2 team. Indiana is probably in the same situation if they lose to USC.

[Andy]

Last year, the committee ignited a firestorm of whining and complaining that didn't stop for 6 weeks by placing Notre Dame 8 spots ahead of a Miami team that beat them in their initial rankings.

This year, the committee decided that was so much fun they are doing it again. Alabama is 8 spots ahead of a team they lost to head to head that has the same number of losses (Tennessee).

God I'm so glad I never watch this trash

Edited 2 hours ago by Andy

[cwood218]

21 minutes ago, Andy said:

Last year, the committee ignited a firestorm of whining and complaining that didn't stop for 6 weeks by placing Notre Dame 8 spots ahead of a Miami team that beat them in their initial rankings.

This year, the committee decided that was so much fun they are doing it TWICE. Indiana and Alabama are both 8 spots ahead of a team they lost to head to head that has the same number of losses.

God I'm so glad I never watch this trash

While I agree that IU's ranking is probably a few spots high, OSU has 2 L's while IU has 1. Also, it is reasonable to factor in the injury to OSU's QB. 

[Derwood]

Two Big Ten teams, lol

Edited 2 hours ago by Derwood