College football schedule: TV selections for November 30, 2024

By Kevin Kelley -

College football schedule TV selections for the weekend of November 30, 2024 will be made today. Selections will be made by the four power conferences, while some Group of Five games will also be set.

Several games were held under the six-day option. Those kickoff times and/or TV were finalized late on Saturday, Nov. 23.

College football schedule: Week 14 TV selections

*All times Eastern.

ACC

Friday, Nov. 29
Stanford at San Jose St. – 4pm, CBS/Paramount+
Georgia Tech at Georgia – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN+

Saturday, Nov. 30
South Carolina at Clemson – 12pm, ESPN
Duke at Wake Forest – 12pm, ACCN
Louisville at Kentucky – 12pm, SECN
Pitt at Boston College – 3pm, The CW
Miami at Syracuse – 3:30pm, ESPN
California at SMU – 3:30pm, ESPN2
NC State at North Carolina – 3:30pm, ACCN
Florida at Florida State – 7pm, ESPN2
Virginia at Virginia Tech – 8pm, ACCN

Off: None

AMERICAN

Thursday, Nov. 28
Memphis at Tulane – 7:30pm, ESPN

Friday, Nov. 29
Navy at East Carolina – 12pm, ESPN

Saturday, Nov. 30
North Texas at Temple – 12pm, ESPN+
UTSA at Army – 12pm, CBSSN
USF at Rice – 2pm, ESPN+
Florida Atlantic at Tulsa – 3:30pm, ESPN+
UAB at Charlotte – 3:30pm, ESPN+

Off: None

BIG 12

Friday, Nov. 29
Oklahoma St. at Colorado – 12pm, ABC/ESPN+
Utah at UCF – 8pm, FOX

Saturday, Nov. 30
Kansas at Baylor – 12pm, ESPN2
West Virginia at Texas Tech – 12pm, FS1
Arizona State at Arizona – 3:30pm, FOX
TCU at Cincinnati – 6pm, ESPN+
Kansas State at Iowa State – 7:30pm, FOX
Houston at BYU – 10:15pm, ESPN

Off: None

BIG TEN

Friday, Nov. 29
Minnesota at Wisconsin – 12pm, CBS/Paramount+
Nebraska at Iowa – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock

Saturday, Nov. 30
Illinois vs. Northwestern* – 12pm, BTN
Michigan at Ohio State – 12pm, FOX
Fresno State at UCLA – 3:30pm, BTN
Maryland at Penn State – 3:30pm, BTN
Rutgers at Michigan State – 3:30pm, FS1
Notre Dame at USC – 3:30pm, CBS/Paramount+
Purdue at Indiana – 7pm, FS1
Washington at Oregon – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock

* at Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL

Off: None

CONFERENCE USA

Friday, Nov. 29
Liberty at Sam Houston – 3:30pm, CBSSN

Saturday, Nov. 30
MTSU at FIU – 2pm, ESPN+
Jax State at WKU – 4pm, ESPNU
Kennesaw St. at LA Tech – 4pm, ESPN+
UTEP at NM State – 4pm, ESPN+

Off: None

INDEPENDENTS

Saturday, Nov. 30
UConn at UMass – 12pm, ESPN+
Notre Dame at USC – 3:30pm, CBS/Paramount+

Off: None

MAC

Tuesday, Nov. 26
Kent State at Buffalo – 7pm, ESPN+
Toledo at Akron – 7pm, ESPN2

Friday, Nov. 29
Ball State at Ohio – 12pm, CBSSN
Miami OH at BGSU – 12pm, ESPNU

Saturday, Nov. 30
EMU at WMU – 1:30pm, ESPN+
CMU at NIU – 3:30pm, CBSSN

Off: None

MOUNTAIN WEST

Friday, Nov. 29
Oregon St. at Boise St. – 12pm, FOX
Utah St. at Colorado St. – 3:30pm, FS1
Stanford at San Jose St. – 4pm, CBS/Paramount+

Saturday, Nov. 30
Fresno State at UCLA – 3:30pm, BTN
Wyoming at Washington St. – 6:30pm, The CW
Nevada at UNLV – 8pm, CBSSN
Air Force at San Diego St. – 10:30pm, FS1
New Mexico at Hawaii – 11pm, Spectrum PPV

Off: None

PAC-12

Friday, Nov. 29
Oregon State at Boise State – 12pm, FOX

Saturday, Nov. 30
Wyoming at Washington St. – 6:30pm, The CW

Off: None

SEC

Friday, Nov. 29
Mississippi St. at Ole Miss – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN+
Georgia Tech at Georgia – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN+

Saturday, Nov. 30
Louisville at Kentucky – 12pm, SECN
South Carolina at Clemson – 12pm, ESPN
Tennessee at Vanderbilt – 12pm, ABC/ESPN+
Auburn at Alabama – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN+
Arkansas at Missouri – 3:30pm, SECN
Florida at Florida State – 7pm, ESPN2
Oklahoma at LSU – 7pm, ESPN
Texas at Texas A&M – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN+

Off: None

SUN BELT

Friday, Nov. 29
Texas St. at South Alabama – 3:30pm, ESPN+

Saturday, Nov. 30
Louisiana at ULM – 12pm, ESPNU
CCU at Georgia State – 2pm, ESPN+
Southern Miss at Troy – 2pm, ESPN+
ODU at Arkansas State – 3pm, ESPN+
App State at Georgia Southern – 6pm, ESPN+
Marshall at James Madison – 8pm, ESPNU

Off: None

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Comments (26)

I am a Fan of Big Ten allowing extra week to decide game that CBS is able to show & now fully flexible on their three choices.

Washington at Oregon

Purdue at Indiana

Notre Dame at USC

CBS Choices Saturday 11/30 are Washington at Oregon or Notre Dame at USC should both Notre Dame & USC get victories.

Purdue at Indiana will likely end up on FS1 Saturday evening.

On Friday, November 29th, the sun will rise in Boise at 7:56 AM. Kickoff is at 10 AM. That just seems way to early to me.
This is another reason why Boise should consider moving back to Pacific Time Zone, because the tv networks would be less likely to schedule a 9 AM kickoff.

DaveMealy517

Here is Dan’s quad-favorite Big Ten Football teams.

1. Northwestern Wildcats

2. Illinois Fighting Illini

3. Michigan Wolverines

4. Any Teams that play at 3:30PM airing on CBS

I have an idea for a compromise.

Starting next year, CBS, Fox and NBC rotate having first Big Ten pick all season long rather than on a week-by-week basis.

This means UM-OSU would alternate between the networks and time slots every year.

Fox paid about $500mm/year for their B10 rights (actually $570mm/year with the additions of UO and UWash and the extra Friday night games) while CBS and NBC paid about $350mm/year each for their B10 rights. So no, Fox isn’t giving up the Game just so you can see OSU-UMich in different time slots.

If Michigan-Ohio State kickoff at 3:30PM Saturday on CBS or Noon Friday on CBS it would be a treat for me.

Other than that I am a fan of traditional Noon kickoff for My Michigan Wolverines vs Ohio State Buckeyes.

It’s certainly a better compromise than the one that has crippled the Cleveland Browns for the past quarter-century-plus while the Baltimore Ravens have been one of the most successful NFL franchises of the 21st century.

It’s strange to me ESPN didn’t put a SEC or even an ACC in the Thanksgiving night slot or something more marquee.

Richard I support your comments NFL will always be King on Thanksgiving Thursday.

Go Bears!!!

Go Eagles!!!

ESPN has had a Thanksgiving night game for as long as I can remember. It was historically Texas/Texas A&M, and then it was the Egg Bowl.

There should, in fact be more CFB games played on the actual Thanksgiving holiday in response to the NFL intruding on Black Friday, a day previously reserved for college and high school games.

Z-Man you have all of Black Friday & all of Saturday to watch CFB on Your favorite weekend of the year.

Also Z-Man please do Dan Rakow a favor & please start appreciating CFB even if you are not a fan of certain things & make the best of it buddy.

Hope to see My co-favorites Oklahoma State Cowboys & Arizona State Sun Devils to each get appearance on TNT.