College Football Week 13 Saturday TV/Streaming Schedule

It’s finally here. With the exception of the Big 12 and Sun Belt, as well as the Army-Navy game and a couple of random HBCU contests, the regular season ends today. Hard to believe, isn’t it?

We’ll cover playoff action after the main card, which begins in Columbus this morning as Michigan and Ohio State battle it out to determine the Big 10 East title (although Penn State also has a hand in the fire). The rest of the morning schedule includes a mass of rivalry games, including Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate, the Old Oaken Bucket, and our own as K-State hosts Kansas in the Sunflower Showdown.

In the afternoon, Auburn will try to make Western Michigan the nation’s only unbeaten FBS team as they tackle arch-nemesis Alabama in the Iron Bowl; at the same time, Penn State — with full knowledge that their game is actually relevant if Ohio State wins in the morning — faces Sparty for the Land-Grant Trophy. Wisconsin-Minnesota and Notre Dame-USC are also on tap, as is the Egg Bowl, in which Mississippi State will try to ensure that the only team from Mississippi going bowling is Southern Miss.

A half-hour after the main afternoon window begins, another batch of games is on the table, including the Civil War and the Fremont Cannon. An hour later is the final regular-season game of the FCS season as Grambling meets Southern in the Bayou Classic.

Evening brings us the Pac-12’s most important game of the day as Utah visits Colorado, and the big clash between Florida and Florida State. Later on, Wyoming visits New Mexico in a game which would have had a lot more meaning had Boise State not lost to Air Force. Instead, it’s a victory lap for Craig Bohl’s Cowboys.

And with that, your schedule of all of today’s available non-playoff games:

The FCS playoffs begin today, with all games available on ESPN3. The best of the lot will very likely be Lehigh at New Hampshire.

In Division II, we have the super-regional semifinals. For most of you, the most relevant contest will of course be Emporia’s visit to Maryville to take on the Northwest juggernaut, but two other games — Shepherd/LIU and Harding/Sioux Falls — feature undefeated teams meeting for the right to advance.

Division III features yet another road game for Mount Union, who hasn’t lost one of those since before some of you were born.

And finally, the NAIA schedule for the day, including the Boys from Baldwin defending their unbeaten record against hostile invaders from Kentucky while defending champs Marian face, for the first time in three years, an Oregon team other than Southern Oregon.

There you go! Enjoy the one Saturday of the year which is actually the middle of your weekend. (We’re sure you will, as by 3:00 we should have Bill Snyder’s 200th win in hand.)