The college football conference championship games are set for the 2025 season following the completion of Week 14 action.
The schedule begins on Friday, December 5 with two conference championships kicking off at 7:00pm ET. In the Conference USA Championship Game, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks will host the Kennesaw State Owls at AmFirst Stadium in Jacksonville, Ala. The game will be televised by CBS Sports Network (CBSSN).
Jacksonville State and Kennesaw State met earlier this season on Nov. 15 in Jacksonville, and the Gamecocks came away with a 35-26 victory.
The Sun Belt Championship Game also kicks at 7:00pm ET and will feature the James Madison Dukes hosting the Troy Trojans at Bridgeforth Stadium in Harrisonburg, Va. That contest will be televised by ESPN.
One hour later at 8:00pm ET, the 24th-ranked Tulane Green Wave will host the North Texas Mean Green in the American Championship Game at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans, La. The game will be televised by ABC.
Also at 8:00pm ET on Friday is the Mountain West Championship Game. The contest features a rematch between the UNLV Rebels and Boise State Broncos at Albertsons Stadium in Boise, Idaho, and the game will be televised by FOX. The Broncos defeated the Rebels on Oct. 18 in Boise, 56-31.
Saturday’s action begins at noon ET with the Big 12 Championship Game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, featuring the 11th-ranked BYU Cougars vs. the 5th-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders (ABC). Earlier this season on Nov. 8, Texas Tech defeated BYU in Lubbock, 29-7.
Also at noon on Saturday, the MAC Championship Game features a rematch between the Miami RedHawks and Western Michigan Broncos at Ford Field in Detroit, Mich. (ESPN). During Week 9 this season, Miami knocked off Western Michigan at home, 26-17.
Next up is the SWAC Championship Game, which will kickoff at 2:00pm ET on ESPN2. The Prairie View A&M Panthers will travel to take on the Jackson State Tigers in that contest at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson, Miss.
Another rematch is set in the SEC Championship Game, which pits the the 4th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs against the 10th-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga. ABC will televise the matchup at 4:00pm ET.
Georgia hosted Alabama in Athens on Sept. 27, and the Crimson Tide left Athens with a 24-21 victory.
Conference championship weekend concludes with two games at 8:00pm ET. The Duke Blue Devils take on the 18th-ranked Virginia Cavaliers in the ACC Championship Game on ABC, while the top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes will face the No. 2 Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten Championship Game on FOX.
Duke-Virginia is a rematch, as the two schools met on Nov. 15 in Durham, N.C. The Cavaliers defeated the Blue Devils in that contest, 34-17.
Check out the full schedule below.
College football conference championship games 2025
FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 2025
CUSA Championship Game
Kennesaw State at Jax State
7:00pm ET | CBSSN
AmFirst Stadium – Jacksonville, AL
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Sun Belt Championship Game
Troy at (25) James Madison
7:00pm ET | ESPN
Bridgeforth Stadium – Harrisonburg, VA
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American Championship Game
(24) North Texas at (20) Tulane
8:00pm ET | ABC
Yulman Stadium – New Orleans, LA
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Mountain West Championship Game
UNLV at Boise State
8:00pm ET | FOX
Albertsons Stadium – Boise, ID
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SATURDAY, DEC. 6, 2025
Big 12 Championship Game
(11) BYU vs. (4) Texas Tech
12:00pm ET | ABC
AT&T Stadium – Arlington, TX
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MAC Championship Game
Miami OH vs. Western Michigan
12:00pm ET | ESPN
Ford Field – Detroit, MI
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SWAC Championship Game
PVAMU at Jackson State
2:00pm ET | ESPN2
MS Veterans Mem. Stadium – Jackson, MS
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SEC Championship Game
(3) Georgia vs. (9) Alabama
4:00pm ET | ABC
Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, GA
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ACC Championship Game
Duke vs. (17) Virginia
8:00pm ET | ABC
Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, NC
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Big Ten Championship Game
(2) Indiana vs. (1) Ohio State
8:00pm ET | FOX
Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis, IN
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New Mexico got robbed
It’s about who beats who, and tie breakers come into play as well.
@Danny Greene MW tie-breaker uses a composite poll average. If it was a who beats who amongst the tied teams, Boise and NMU would have been selected.
Sorry Evan that New Mexico got robbed Boise State vs New Mexico would have made a fantastic Mountain West Conference Championship games.
There always next year for New Mexico cheer up Evan.
You know what they say, “birds of a feather…”