College football schedule TV selections for the weekend of November 1, 2025 will be made today. Selections will be made by the four power conferences, while some Group of Six games will also be set.
A few games were held under the six-day option. Those kickoff times and/or TV were finalized on Sunday, Oct. 26.
College football schedule: Week 10 TV selections
*All times Eastern.
ACC
Friday, Oct 31
North Carolina at Syracuse – 7:30pm, ESPN
Saturday, Nov 1
Duke at Clemson – 12pm, ACCN
Miami at SMU – 12pm, ESPN
Louisville at Virginia Tech – 3pm, The CW
Notre Dame at Boston College – 3:30pm, ESPN
Pitt at Stanford – 3:30pm, ACCN
Virginia at California – 3:45pm, ESPN2
Georgia Tech at NC State – 7:30pm, ESPN2
Wake Forest at FSU – 7:30pm, ACCN
Off: None
AMERICAN
Thursday, Oct 30
Tulane at UTSA – 7:30pm, ESPN
Friday, Oct 31
Memphis at Rice – 7pm, ESPN2
Saturday, Nov 1
Army at Air Force – 12pm, CBS/Paramount+
UAB at UConn – 12pm, CBSSN
Navy at North Texas – 12pm, ESPN2
East Carolina at Temple – 2pm, ESPN+
Off: Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, Tulsa, USF
BIG 12
Saturday, Nov 1
UCF at Baylor – 12pm, ESPNU
West Virginia at Houston – 12pm, FS1
Arizona St. at Iowa St. – 1pm, TNT/HBO Max
Texas Tech at K-State – 3:30pm, FOX
Oklahoma State at Kansas – 4pm, ESPN+
Arizona at Colorado – 7pm, FS1
Cincinnati at Utah – 10:15pm, ESPN
Off: BYU, TCU
BIG TEN
Saturday, Nov 1
Penn State at Ohio State – 12pm, FOX
Rutgers at Illinois – 12pm, NBC/Peacock
Indiana at Maryland – 3:30pm, CBS/Paramount+
Michigan St. at Minnesota – 3:30pm, BTN
Purdue at Michigan – 7pm, BTN
USC at Nebraska – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock
Off: Iowa, Northwestern, Oregon, UCLA, Washington, Wisconsin
CONFERENCE USA
Tuesday, Oct 28
UTEP at Kennesaw State – 7pm, ESPNU
Wednesday, Oct 29
Jax State at Middle Tennessee – 7:30pm, ESPN2
FIU at Missouri State – 8pm, CBSSN
Friday, Oct 31
Sam Houston at Louisiana Tech – 8pm, CBSSN
Saturday, Nov 1
Delaware at Liberty – 3:30pm, CBSSN
New Mexico State at WKU – 3:30pm, ESPN+
Off: None
INDEPENDENTS
Saturday, Nov 1
UAB at UConn – 12pm, CBSSN
Notre Dame at Boston College – 3:30pm, ESPN
Off: None
MAC
Saturday, Nov 1
Buffalo at Bowling Green – 12pm, ESPN+
CMU at WMU – 4pm, ESPNU
Off: Akron, Ball State, Eastern Michigan, Kent State, Miami OH, Northern Illinois, Ohio, Toledo, UMass
MOUNTAIN WEST
Saturday, Nov 1
Army at Air Force – 12pm, CBS/Paramount+
New Mexico at UNLV – 3pm, SSSEN
Fresno State at Boise State – 3:30pm, FS1
Wyoming at San Diego State – 7pm, CBSSN
Hawaii at San Jose State – 10:30pm, CBSSN
Off: Colorado State, Nevada, Utah State
PAC-12
Saturday, Nov 1
Washington St. at Oregon St. – 7:30-8pm, CBS/Paramount+
Off: None
SEC
Saturday, Nov 1
Vanderbilt at Texas – 12pm, ABC/ESPN3
Georgia vs Florida (in Jax) – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Mississippi St. at Arkansas – 4pm, SECN
South Carolina at Ole Miss – 7pm, ESPN
Kentucky at Auburn – 7:30pm, SECN
Oklahoma at Tennessee – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Off: Alabama, LSU, Missouri, Texas A&M
SUN BELT
Tuesday, Oct 28
James Madison at Texas State – 8pm, ESPN2
Thursday, Oct 30
Marshall at Coastal Carolina – 7:30pm, ESPN2
Saturday, Nov 1
Louisiana at South Alabama – 3:30pm, ESPN+
Old Dominion at ULM – 3:30pm, ESPN+
Arkansas State at Troy – 8pm, ESPNU
Off: App State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Southern Miss
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
College Football Schedule (FBS)
College Football TV Schedule (FBS & FCS)
I continue to be amazed by the disrespect that these conferences and TV providers have towards their fans and ticket holders with waiting until less than a week before the game to determine when teams are going to play. Incredibly frustrating and completely driven by money.
It’s not the TV network‘s fault the schools are willing to work with this so they can get the money for the NIL and paying the players. If you want to blame someone blame the players they’re the ones that’s requiring all this extra money. The schools have to take him to pay them now to play a game that is only benefiting them getting them ready for the NFL. There was a time when you knew that 90% of your college games. We’re gonna start at 1:30 in the afternoon But that can’t happen anymore schools have to get the money to pay these Primadonna players or they fall behind, then have to fire their coach because he’s not winning enough
Waiting until a week before the kickoff time of a game is announced is utterly unacceptable. But TV doesn’t give a care about the fans. If the late announcement impacts the fans’ travel plans, that’s just too bad.
This is 100% on the university presidents and their desire to maximize the dollars they get from the networks. The networks are only exercising a right they paid for, and that the universities were willing to sell them. The conferences (which are run by the university presidents) could simply tell the networks that all game times have to set at the beginning of the season in their next TV contract, and then let the network adjust what they were willing to bid for the TV right accordingly. But the university presidents aren’t going to do that.
And I don’t see how any of this can be blamed on the players. 6-day selections existed well before NIL. Also, the players are the ones generating all the revenue, and for years they got none of it. Even with NIL, the colleges aren’t paying near fair market value for the personnel generating the revenue.
I couldn’t agree more. They need to go to the NFL model where the entire season is announced in advance but a small number of changes can be made at least 2 weeks in advance. Also, 11am local start times should be a rarity.
This cannot be blamed on NIL or paying he players. The TV people have been doing this for decades.