College football schedule: TV selections for November 8, 2025

By Kevin Kelley -

College football schedule TV selections for the weekend of November 8, 2025 will be made today. Selections will be made by the four power conferences, while some Group of Six 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. 1.

College football schedule: Week 11 TV selections

*All times Eastern.

ACC

Saturday, Nov 8
SMU at Boston College – 12pm, ACCN
Syracuse at Miami – 3:30pm, ESPN
Duke at UConn – 3:30pm, CBSSN
Stanford at North Carolina – 4:30pm, The CW
Wake Forest at Virginia – 7pm, ESPN
California at Louisville – 7pm, ESPN2
Florida State at Clemson – 7pm, ACCN

Off: Georgia Tech, NC State, Pitt, Virginia Tech

AMERICAN

Thursday, Nov 6
UTSA at USF – 7:30pm, ESPN

Friday, Nov 7
Tulane at Memphis – 9pm, ESPN

Saturday, Nov 8
Temple at Army – 12pm, CBSSN
UAB at Rice – 2pm, ESPN+
Charlotte at East Carolina – 3pm, ESPN+
Tulsa at Florida Atlantic – 3pm, ESPN+
Navy at Notre Dame – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock

Off: North Texas

BIG 12

Friday, Nov 7
Houston at UCF – 8pm, FS1

Saturday, Nov 8
BYU at Texas Tech – 12pm, ABC/ESPN3
Colorado at West Virginia – 12pm, TNT/HBO Max
Iowa State at TCU – 3:30pm, FOX
Kansas at Arizona – 3:30pm, ESPN2

Off: Arizona State, Baylor, Cincinnati, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Utah

BIG TEN

Friday, Nov 7
Northwestern at USC – 9pm, FOX

Saturday, Nov 8
Indiana at Penn State – 12pm, FOX
Ohio State at Purdue – 1pm, BTN
Maryland at Rutgers – 2:30pm, FS1
Oregon at Iowa – 3:30pm, CBS/Paramount+
Washington at Wisconsin – 4:30pm, BTN
Nebraska at UCLA – 9pm, FOX

Off: Illinois, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota

CONFERENCE USA

Saturday, Nov 8
Missouri St. at Liberty – 1pm, ESPN+
FIU at MTSU – 3pm, ESPN+
Jax State at UTEP – 3pm, ESPN+
LA Tech at Delaware – 3pm, ESPN+
Kennesaw St. at NM State – 4pm, ESPN+
Sam Houston at Oregon State – 10pm, The CW

Off: WKU

INDEPENDENTS

Saturday, Nov 8
Duke at UConn – 3:30pm, CBSSN
Navy at Notre Dame – 7:30pm, NBC/Peacock

Off: None

MAC

Tuesday, Nov 4
Miami OH at Ohio – 7pm, ESPN2
UMass at Akron – 7pm, CBSSN

Wednesday, Nov 5
Kent St. at Ball St. – 7pm, ESPNU
NIU at Toledo – 7pm, ESPN2

Saturday, Nov 8
Bowling Green at EMU – 1pm, ESPN+

Off: Buffalo, Central Michigan, Western Michigan

MOUNTAIN WEST

Saturday, Nov 8
Air Force at San Jose State – 6pm, FS1
Nevada at Utah State – 7:30pm, CBSSN
UNLV at Colorado State – 9:30pm, FS1
SDSU at Hawaii – 11pm, Spectrum/Scripps/MWN

Off: Boise State, Fresno State, New Mexico, Wyoming

PAC-12

Saturday, Nov 8
Sam Houston at Oregon St. – 10pm, The CW

Off: Washington State

SEC

Saturday, Nov 8
Georgia at MS State – 12pm, ESPN
The Citadel at Ole Miss – 1pm, SECN+
Texas A&M at Missouri – 3:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Auburn at Vanderbilt – 4pm, SECN
LSU at Alabama – 7:30pm, ABC/ESPN3
Florida at Kentucky – 7:30pm, SECN

Off: Arkansas, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas

SUN BELT

Thursday, Nov 6
GA Southern at App State – 7:30pm, ESPN2

Saturday, Nov 8
JMU at Marshall – 12pm, ESPN2
Southern Miss at A-State – 12pm, ESPNU
Georgia State at CCU – 4pm, ESPN+
Texas State at Louisiana – 5pm, ESPN+

Off: Old Dominion, South Alabama, ULM, Troy

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Comments (9)

But it could be the first Big 12 game to air on ABC and only the 3rd game on ABC not involving an SEC team.

“But it could be the first Big 12 game to air on ABC and only the 3rd game on ABC not involving an SEC team.”

Exactly. Even if Brigham Young @ Texas Tech kicks off at 11 am in the central time zone, both of these teams deserve to be on ABC.

From a fan’s perspective, 2:30 or 6/7 PM CT on ESPN or ESPN2 is much more desirable than 11 AM on ABC.

so fs1 has college basketball on 11/8 at 12 pm eastern so that is why the start times are a little different not sure the reason for btn that day

So glad you brought that up Junkie Dawg. November is here and that means from a Big Ten perspective that BTN and FS1 (and probably Fox to a little extent) will start airing college basketball games now. That will definitely to not only stranger start times for football but also will mean the dreaded six-day hold on some of these games. Got to be prepared for that this month.