College Football Week 10 Viewing Guide

While Iowa fans may be ready to just move on to basketball season, there remains college football to be played this season. In fact, there’s more football being played this week than any other this season as we get the Pac-12 back. While some of us totally missed the fact the entire MAC was back on Wednesday night (sorry, ya’ll), there was lots of action already this week. In addition to the MACtion on Wednesday, there were a handful of games on Thursday night.

The action continues with some very nice matchups on Friday night before we get to the main event on Saturday, capped off with a top-5 showdown in the ACC. Here’s a look at this week’s games and where to find each one.

Friday, November 6th

There’s a trio of games on Friday night, starting with an ACC matchup kicking off at 6:30pm CT. That will feature #11 Miami at NC State. You can find that one on ESPN. Then at 8pm you’ve got San Jose State at San Diego State on CBS Sports Network. Things wrap up with an 8:45 kick featuring #9 BYU at #21 Boise State, which should be a great night cap on Friday night. You can find that on FS1.

Saturday, November 7th

Things kick off on Saturday at 11am as usual. You can find your Iowa Hawkeyes hosting the Michigan State Spartans on ESPN. Other early game action includes #23 Michigan at #13 Indiana on FS1, Arizona State at #20 USC on FOX (and it’s worth pointing out that’s 9am on the west coast), #22 Texas hosting West Virginia at ABC, #25 Liberty at Virginia Tech on the ACC Network, North Carolina at Duke on ESPN2 and Nebraska at Northwestern on BTN.

There’s a limited selection of staggered starts this week and the only one worth noting is Boston College at Syracuse. That’s a 1pm kick on ESPN3.

Things get good with the 2:30 slot as #8 Florida is at #5 Georgia on CBS. Houston is at #6 Cincinnati on ABC at the same time while Kansas is at #19 Oklahoma on ESPN. The BTN is mirroring Maryland at Penn State with Minnesota at Illinois. The SEC Network has Vanderbilt at Mississippi State and FS1 gives us Texas Tech at TCU. Arizona is also at Utah on ESPN2.

At 3pm you’ve got #14 Oklahoma State at Kansas State on FOX as well as Pitt at Florida State on the ACC Network.

The evening slate gets rolling at 6pm. ESPN has #7 Texas A&M at South Carolina while ESPN2 has UCLA at Colorado. FS1 is airing Baylor at #17 Iowa State.

The real prize of the day is at 6:30pm CT. NBC has #1 Clemson at #4 Notre Dame. In case you didn’t hear during Iowa’s broadcast last week, Clemson is without Trevor Lawrence. ABC has Stanford at #12 Oregon while the BTN has Rutgers at #3 Ohio State. Tennessee is also at Arkansas on the SEC Network.

At 7pm, ESPNU has South Alabama at #15 Coastal Carolina, which could be a nice fill in for those 6:30 games on break.

In the night cap, you’ve got the return of Pac-12 after dark with Washington State at Oregon State on FS1. That’s a 9:30 start. And things wrap up at 10pm with New Mexico at Hawaii.

And that’s it for this week. Here’s a look at the full slate of games this weekend.