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Week 7 doesn't offer tons of obvious great games, but it's a college football Saturday. Something will always emerge, and we have two games between nothing but top-10 teams (Alabama at Tennessee and Ohio State at Wisconsin).
Below is Saturday's full TV and streaming schedule, arranged for you in order of watchability. This is based on a subjective combo of quality, competitiveness, stakes, and what else is on at the time.
As always, the early going is wide open, the middle features big games, and the late-night will go totally wild. Perfect!
Week 7 is off to a decent enough start, despite having no Thursday games due to weather fallout and Wednesday's game being a dud of a blowout by Appalachian State over UL Lafayette. Friday night, Louisville's win hinged on a Duke player bumping a kicker (excitement!) and BYU beat Mississippi State in double overtime, per all known rules on BYU games.
Here's your Saturday schedule guide!
| WATCH THIS | Maybe watch this | This is a football game | |
| Noon ET | #20 WVU at Texas Tech FS1, Fox Sports Go |
NC State at #3 Clemson ABC, WatchESPN |
Lafayette at Army CBSSN |
| Kansas State at #19 Oklahoma ESPN,WatchESPN |
Vanderbilt at Georgia SEC Network, WatchESPN |
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| Minnesota at Maryland ESPNU, WatchESPN |
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| Iowa at Purdue ESPN2, WatchESPN |
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| Illinois at Rutgers ESPNews, WatchESPN |
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| 12:30 | GA Southern at GA Tech ACC Network, WatchESPN |
Pitt at Virginia ACC Network, WatchESPN |
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| 2 | EMU at Ohio WatchESPN |
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| 2:30 | WKU at MTSU WatchESPN |
Kent State at Miami (Ohio) WatchESPN |
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| 3:30 | #1 Alabama at #9 Tennessee CBS, CBSSports.com |
#10 Nebraska at Indiana ABC/ESPN2, WatchESPN |
Kansas at #11 Baylor FS1, Fox Sports Go |
| UNC at #16 Miami ABC/ESPN2, WatchESPN |
Wake Forest at #14 FSU ESPN, WatchESPN |
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| #24 WMU at Akron CBSSN |
Ball State at Buffalo WatchESPN |
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| New Mexico at Air Force ESPNews, WatchESPN |
Northwestern at Michigan State BTN, BTN2Go |
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| USC at Arizona Fox, Fox Sports Go |
Bowling Green at Toledo WatchESPN |
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| CMU at NIU WatchESPN |
Georgia State at Troy WatchESPN |
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| LA Tech at UMass WatchESPN |
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| 3:45 | #17 Virginia Tech at Syracuse ESPNU, WatchESPN |
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| 4 | #21 Utah at Oregon State Pac-12 Networks |
Missouri at #18 Florida SEC Network, WatchESPN |
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| 5 | NMSU at Idaho WatchESPN |
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| 6 | FIU at Charlotte CUSA.tv |
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| 7 | #12 Ole Miss at #22 Arkansas ESPN, WatchESPN |
Iowa State at Texas Longhorn Network, WatchESPN |
Tulsa at #13 Houston ESPN2, WatchESPN |
| South Alabama at Ark. State WatchESPN |
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| FAU at Marshall ASN |
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| UTSA at Rice beIN |
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| Texas State at ULM WatchESPN |
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| UConn at USF CBSSN |
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| 7:30 | Southern Miss at LSU SEC Network, WatchESPN |
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| Stanford at Notre Dame NBC, NBCSports.com |
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| Temple at UCF ESPNU, WatchESPN |
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| 8 | #2 Ohio State at #8 Wisconsin ABC, WatchESPN |
Arizona State at Colorado Pac-12 Networks |
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| 10:15 | CSU at #15 Boise State ESPN2, WatchESPN |
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| 10:30 | UCLA at Washington State ESPN, WatchESPN |
Nevada at San Jose State CBSSN |
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| Midnight | UNLV at Hawaii Oceanic PPV |
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Notes, as always, on the WATCH THIS games:
- The noon ET spot is extremely noon. Let's go with the game likeliest to produce incredible amounts of points and the best chance all weekend for an undefeated team to lose. (WVU is undefeated, yes, having played only four games. By the time this game kicks off, BYU, Duke, and Fresno State will have completed seven games each. No one is in charge of our sport, and that's fine.)
- Bama-Tennessee lost some shine after the Vols finally got caught attempting to pull off a miracle comeback and due to UT's injury issues. But it's still a rivalry game that really matters for the first time in a while, and a home upset could swing the SEC.
- Ole Miss-Arkansas is a rematch of 2015's best game, and this time, the underdog has home advantage.
- Ohio State-Wisconsin is also a rematch ... of a season-breaking 2014 beatdown that changed the Playoff at the last minute. What fun!
- Pretty easy call for your closeout game: Mike freaking Leach showing a former NFL head coach how to run the football.