With few ranked-on-ranked contests and minimal rivalry action, we're left anticipating upsets. And with so many big games on the horizon, somebody's sure to get caught lookin'. Here's the Week 12 college football schedule.
South Carolina control their own destiny in the SEC East, but they come up against a tough test in the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday
Robert Griffin III and the most efficient passing offense in the nation head to Stillwater to take on Justin Blackmon and the No. 3 ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys
Michigan State looks to continue their path towards the Big Ten Championship and the Rose Bowl as they host Nebraska on Saturday
Wisconsin might not have a better chance all year to crack the BCS top five than they will this week. Elsewhere, Stanford welcomes suddenly ranked Washington, LSU hosts Auburn and USC-Notre Dame happens. And yes, it is the Third Saturday in October.
No. 23 Michigan State goes for four in a row against No. 11 Michigan, No. 9 Oregon welcomes No. 18 Arizona State and 12 other ranked teams take to the road.
The Red River Rivalry headlines a college football schedule that includes Florida-LSU, Auburn-Arkansas and ... yeah, this is definitely not the season's best weekend.
This college football weekend's biggest game is all-red everything, plus Florida-Alabama, Texas A&M-Arkansas, Clemson-Virginia Tech and more.
We've seen novelty matchups featuring big teams. Now it's time for top-ranked conference battles. No. 14 Arkansas vs. No. 3 Alabama, No. 7 Oklahoma State vs. No. 8 Texas A&M and No. 11 11 Florida State vs. No. 21 Clemson lead the way.
Clemson hosts No. 21 Auburn in the first nationally televised game of the day, trying to beat its SEC namesake for the first time since 1951. Auburn will try to build on its momentum from beating Mississippi State last week.
In-state rivals Tulsa and Oklahoma State Cowboys are set to clash for the 71st time in NCAA football history on Saturday night inside Chapman Stadium.
The Wisconsin Badgers and Northern Illinois Huskies resume their forty-year history as they battle on Soldier Field in Chicago on Saturday night.
No. 18 West Virginia head to College Park in a rivalry game, so to speak, but an early season test for two teams with new coaches eager to prove themselves.
Last week the Toledo Rockets went into Columbus and almost shocked Ohio State. They'll try to take down another giant this week when they host Boise State.
For the first time in the 105-year history of the series, LSU and Mississippi State will face one another as ranked teams.
The season's first on-campus, top-five matchup -- between No. 1 Oklahoma and No. 5 FSU -- makes it feel like college football is here here now.
Alabama's national title credentials will be tested this weekend with a tough road game against Penn State. Both teams are yet to name a starting QB, so expect to see four quarterbacks take the field Saturday.
Notre Dame playing in Michigan is important. Sometimes important things are important just because they're important. Here's this week's complete college football TV schedule.
The Nevin Shapiro scandal looms large over the Miami Hurricanes as they try to take down new coach Randy Edsall's Maryland Terrapins in the season opener.
On a rare Sunday college football game, a pair of teams coming off promising seasons collide.
The Marshall Thundering Herd, behind true freshman quarterback Rakeem Cato, is aiming for its first win ever over the West Virginia Mountaineers.
The No. 3 Oregon Ducks and No. 4 LSU Tigers open up their 2011 schedules in The Cowboys Classic in Arlington, Texas.
No. 22 Florida will kick off a new era under coach Will Muschamp when they take on Florida Atlantic on Saturday.
Mike Gundy's Cowboys look to begin 2011 with a blowout.
No. 5 Boise State and No. 19 Georgia have a neutral-site (neutral!) date Saturday night at the Chick-fil-A College Kickoff in Atlanta.
No. 15 Arkansas opens up their 2011 season against the Missouri State Bears on Saturday.
