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10/22 college football TV schedule: Game times, online streaming info, and what to watch

Here's your Saturday schedule guide, with TV and streaming into and notes on the best games in each time slot.

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College football's Week 8 is already off to a wild start, with explosive games on Thursday and Friday night. That'll get us going just fine.

Below, a Saturday schedule grid with watchability rankings for every FBS game. It's based on a subjective mix of game quality, competitiveness, stakes, and what else is going on at the time.

The biggest games are all in the SEC West this time, according to the AP Poll, with Texas A&M-Alabama, Arkansas-Auburn, and Ole Miss-LSU all clocking in as ranked games. But all four other power conferences have crucial stuff going on, and three of the current top mid-majors have potentially tricky conference games.

Will it be a good college football Saturday? Pal, they're all good college football Saturdays. It's 14 hours of college football, from a couple top-10 teams getting challenged early to some #Pac12AfterDark to close the show down late.

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Noon ET NC State at #7 Louisville
ABC, WatchESPN
#10 Wisconsin at Iowa
ESPN, WatchESPN
North Texas at Army
CBSSN
Indiana at Northwestern
BTN, BTN2Go
Miami (OH) at Bowling Green
WatchESPN
Texas at Kansas State
ESPN2, WatchESPN
Oklahoma State at Kansas
FS1, Fox Sports Go
CMU at Toledo
WatchESPN
Rutgers at Minnesota
ESPNU, WatchESPN
UMass at South Carolina
SEC Network, WatchESPN
UCF at UConn
ESPNews, WatchESPN
12:30 Syracuse at Boston College
ACC Network, WatchESPN
2 Hawaii at Air Force
Oceanic PPV
3 Colorado at Stanford
Pac-12 Networks
Akron at Ball State
WatchESPN
#22 UNC at Virginia
ACC Network, WatchESPN
3:30 #6 Texas A&M at #1 Alabama
CBS, CBSSports.com
TCU at #12 West Virginia
ESPN2, WatchESPN
Illinois at #3 Michigan
BTN, BTN2Go
EMU at #20 WMU
WatchESPN
Purdue at #8 Nebraska
ESPN2, WatchESPN
Memphis at #24 Navy
CBSSN
Idaho at App State
WatchESPN
UT-Martin at Georgia State
WatchESPN
Buffalo at NIU
WatchESPN
Prairie View at Rice
ConferenceUSA.com
3:45 Tulane at Tulsa
ESPNU, WatchESPN
4 #19 Utah at UCLA
Fox, Fox Sports Go
MTSU at Missouri
SEC Network, WatchESPN
5:30 CSU at UNLV
Root
Charlotte at Marshall
beIN
6 #17 Arkansas at #21 Auburn
ESPN, WatchESPN
6:30 Oregon State at #5 Washington
Pac-12 Networks
7 #11 Houston at SMU
ESPN2, WatchESPN
ECU at Cincinnati
CBSSN
LA Tech at FIU
WatchESPN
UL-Lafayette at Texas State
WatchESPN
UTEP at UTSA
ConferenceUSA.com
ODU at WKU
ASN
7:30 Mississippi State at Kentucky
SEC Network, WatchESPN
Michigan State at Maryland
BTN, BTN2Go
Tennessee State at Vanderbilt
ESPNU, WatchESPN
8 #2 Ohio State at Penn State
ABC, WatchESPN
#16 Oklahoma at Texas Tech
Fox, Fox Sports Go
Georgia Southern at NMSU
WatchESPN
9 #23 Ole Miss at #25 LSU
ESPN, WatchESPN
ULM at New Mexico
Root
10 Washington State at Arizona State
Pac-12 Networks

10:30 Fresno State at Utah State
CBSSN
Wyoming at Nevada
ESPN2, WatchESPN

Notes on the WATCH THIS games:

  • NC State has a solid defense and should kind of be 6-0 right now, after losing grasp of an upset at Clemson last week and dropping an even game at East Carolina earlier. But if nothing else, Lamar Jackson's in this game.
  • Kinda have to clock in for A&M-Bama, even though the Tide opened the week as 16.5-point favorites and have only since become even more heavily favored. We're running out of chances for Bama to suffer its annual meaningless loss, but here's why the Aggies have a prayer.
  • If that one's gone sour, Arkansas-Auburn promises madness, with two coaches who've butted heads and have kind of traded identities, in some ways. The Hogs get in weird shootouts, and the Tigers get in ugly slogs.
  • Ohio State's trip to Penn State seems tougher than that 20-point spread suggests, though we said the same about OSU's trip to Oklahoma. A prime-time road game against a talented team with an improved offense a week after going through the Wisconsin wringer?
  • Your close-out game: WSU at ASU, two teams that score a lot of points and currently have minor coaching beef.

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