College football schedule TV selections for the weekend of November 29, 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 will be finalized on Sunday, Nov. 23.
College football schedule: Week 14 TV selections
*All times Eastern.
ACC
Friday, Nov 28
Georgia at Georgia Tech – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Saturday, Nov 29
Clemson at S. Carolina – 12pm, SECN
Kentucky at Louisville – 12pm, ACCN
Miami FL at Pitt – 12pm, ABC/ESPN3
Boston College at Syracuse – 3pm, The CW
Wake Forest at Duke – 3:30pm, ACCN
FSU at Florida – 4:30pm, ESPN2
Virginia Tech at Virginia – 7pm, ESPN
N. Carolina at NC State – 7:30pm, ACCN
SMU at California – 8pm, ESPN2
Notre Dame at Stanford – 10:30pm, ESPN
Off: None
AMERICAN
Thursday, Nov 27
Navy at Memphis – 7:30pm, ESPN
Friday, Nov 28
Temple at North Texas – 3:30pm, ESPN
Saturday, Nov 29
ECU at FAU – 12pm, ESPN+
UAB at Tulsa – 3pm, ESPN+
Army at UTSA – 3:30pm, ESPN+
Rice at USF – 7pm, ESPN+
Charlotte at Tulane – 7:30pm, ESPNU
Off: None
BIG 12
Friday, Nov 28
Utah at Kansas – 12pm, ESPN
Arizona at Arizona State – 9pm, FOX
Saturday, Nov 29
Houston at Baylor – 12pm, TNT/HBO Max
Iowa St at Oklahoma St – 12pm, ESPNU
Colorado at Kansas State – 12pm, FS1
Texas Tech at WVU – 12pm, ESPN
UCF at BYU – 1pm, ESPN2
Cincinnati at TCU – 3:30pm, FOX
Off: None
BIG TEN
Friday, Nov 28
Iowa at Nebraska – 12pm, CBS/Paramount+
Indiana at Purdue – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock
Saturday, Nov 29
Ohio State at Michigan – 12pm, FOX
Oregon at Washington – 3:30pm, CBS/Paramount+
Penn State at Rutgers – 3:30pm, BTN
Wisconsin at Minnesota – 3:30pm, FS1
Maryland vs Michigan St (in Detroit) – 7pm, FS1
Northwestern at Illinois – 7:30pm, FOX
UCLA at USC – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock
Off: None
CONFERENCE USA
Saturday, Nov 29
FIU at Sam Houston – 1pm, ESPN+
UTEP at Delaware – 1pm, ESPN+
LA Tech at Missouri State – 2pm, ESPN+
WKU at Jax State – 2pm, ESPN+
MTSU at NM State – 3pm, ESPN+
Kennesaw St at Liberty – 3:30pm, CBSSN
Off: None
INDEPENDENTS
Saturday, Nov 29
Notre Dame at Stanford – 10:30pm, ESPN
Off: UConn
MAC
Tuesday, Nov 25
Bowling Green at UMass – 4:30pm, ESPNU
WMU at EMU – 7:30pm, ESPN2
Friday, Nov 28
Kent State at NIU – 12pm, CBSSN
Ohio at Buffalo – 12pm, ESPNU
Saturday, Nov 29
Ball St at Miami (Ohio) – 12pm, CBSSN
Toledo at CMU – 12pm, ESPN+
Off: Akron
MOUNTAIN WEST
Friday, Nov 28
Air Force at Colorado State – 3pm, FS1
San Diego St at New Mexico – 3:30pm, CBSSN
Boise St at Utah St – 4pm, CBS/Paramount+
Saturday, Nov 29
UNLV at Nevada – 9pm, CBSSN
Fresno St at San Jose St – 10:30pm, FS1
Wyoming at Hawaii – 11pm, Spectrum/Scripps/MWN
Off: None
PAC-12
Saturday, Nov 29
Oregon St at Washington St – 6:30pm, The CW
Off: None
SEC
Friday, Nov 28
Ole Miss at MS State – 12pm, ABC/ESPN3
Georgia at GA Tech – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
TAMU at Texas – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Saturday, Nov 29
Clemson at S. Carolina – 12pm, SECN
Kentucky at Louisville – 12pm, ACCN
FSU at Florida – 4:30pm, ESPN2
LSU at Oklahoma – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Missouri at Arkansas – 3:30pm, SECN
Vandy at Tennessee – 3:30pm, ESPN
Alabama at Auburn – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Off: None
SUN BELT
Saturday, Nov 29
Georgia Southern at Marshall – 1:30pm, ESPN+
Georgia State at ODU – 2pm, ESPN+
Arkansas State at App State – 2:30pm, ESPN+
South Alabama at Texas St – 3pm, ESPN+
ULM at Louisiana – 3pm, ESPN+
Troy at Southern Miss – 3:30pm, ESPN+
James Madison at CCU – 3:45pm, ESPNU
Off: None
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
College Football Schedule (FBS)
College Football TV Schedule (FBS & FCS)
Starting next year, UM-OSU should alternate timeslots and networks, which is a better compromise than allowing the Baltimore Ravens to form using most existing Cleveland Browns personnel while the Browns were forced to reload with an expansion draft, something they have not recovered from to this day.
And playing UM-OSU at night is a better idea than the NBA play-in games, which cost another Cleveland team dearly in 2022.
Anyway Z-Man Michigan Wolverines wants only two night games at big house during CFB regular season & bottom line why Michigan-Ohio State never want to play at night is there will be increase drinking & frostbites from spectators.
Furthermore Z-Man At least you have three choices to watch Big Ten games under the lights.
Credit Big Ten on having Michigan-Ohio State as standalone Noon game & with choices at 3:30PM & 7:30PM on last Saturday 2025 regular season.
Fantastic job Big Ten!!!
Dan, your afraid of frostbite? You do know the Packers play in much colder weather than anything we see in the upper Midwest at thanksgiving! Where do you get these pansy ideas from? I mean Michigan is one of your favorite teams but you pretty much make it sound like the fans of Michigan are wimps and can’t be outside in the cold.
Illininoles97 I really enjoy watching Big Ten Football however I do not care about cold weather plus Big Ten are not fans of playing cold weather night games in November.
LOL Stanford vs ND is at 7:30 PM PT
Here is a proposal I have, this weekend November 22nd, should be the last day of college football for the regular season. I know people like watching the games over Thanksgiving weekend, but this is what I would do, have the conference championship games on both Friday and Saturday that way, they can be more stand alone times, also this also gives the players more rest before their first playoff game, especially since they are still students, and have to finish up on their work for the semester and get finals out of the way. Also for teams that didn’t make to a conference championship game, it gives them time to go home, spend time with their families for Thanksgiving. Also this way, a lot of people travel that weekend, so if they are going to a relatives house or something like that, it would be easier, than worrying about your rival game being played. Just my thoughts.
Before the regular season expanded to 12 games, many rivalry games were played the week before Thanksgiving. Cal/Stanford still is, all of the FCS games still are. Until about 15 years ago, the Big Ten rarely played after Thanksgiving.
And I don’t think it will be long until Cal-Stanford gets played in Santa Clara on an annual basis either.
Z Man, I guarantee you that humans will land on Venus before that ever happens.
There is no advantage to putting Cal/Stanford at a neutral site.
The 49ers stadium is larger and has better amenities than either on-campus venue.
To Z-Man & Evan
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Why can’t we be friends
Why can’t we be friends
Why can’t we be friends
Just having fun from a classic song from 50 years ago.
Jtk1, I like your proposal. I think the regular season should always start the last weekend of August regardless of if it’s Labor Day weekend or not. The regular season ends the Saturday before Thanksgiving. Personally, I don’t like Conference Championship Games, but if you want to have them, they’ll be the Friday/Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Round 1 of the playoffs is the first weekend of December (campus sites)
Round 2 is the second (campus sites)
Round 3 is the third (semifinals played either at Orange Bowl or Sugar Bowl)
The Title game is either January 1 or the first Saturday of January, and always played at the Rose Bowl.
I am confident that UM-OSU would still be the most-watched regular season game each year even if it isn’t always played at noon. Besides, other traditions have fallen by the wayside in recent years. We’ve seen it in longtime rivalries ending due to realignment. We’ve seen it in the major bowls giving up conference tie-ins to host a quarterfinal or semifinal in the CFP every year. UM-OSU always being at noon could be the next thing to go.
Having Michigan-Ohio State playing on Saturday Night would put Big Ten west coast teams in jeopardy & Friday is a zero option either.
Michigan-Ohio State will have healthy excellent TV ratings being standalone Big Ten noon game in its traditional kickoff & hope it stays that way.
When you become the Athletic Director at Ohio State, or Big Ten commissioner, or President at FOX Sports, then you can implement your desired changes.
Dan do a little research, the year was around 2009 and the Michigan Ohio St game wasn’t played at noon, it was #1vs #2 and it was a later afternoon start. Nobody got violent, no reports of frostbite and everything was fine. You and your precious noon kickoffs…….who you crappin?
It was 2006 to be exact. I’m willing to bet ABC regrets not being more aggressive in trying to get the game onto Saturday Night Football, which never featured the rivalry in the last 11 years ABC had rights to UM-OSU.
Hope you do not mind me using My in following post.
I respect My Michigan Wolverines, I respect rival Ohio State, I respect FOX Sports & I am very enthusiastic about Michigan-Ohio State having standalone Big Ten game at noon time slot.
Sorry Z-Man Michigan-Ohio State wants Noon kickoff whether you’re for it or opposed to it.