College Football Week 10 Saturday TV/Streaming Schedule

Once again we get an early kick as Navy clashes with Notre Dame at 10:30. A half-hour later, the other two FBS service academies collide, with Air Force hoping to claim the Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy with a win over the Black Knights of West Point. If Army wins, it will be the first time since 1988 that Army/Navy will occur with Army having beaten Air Force and Air Force having beaten Navy.

The Pilots/Grunts game is probably the most meaningful FBS game of the morning. All ranked teams playing at 11 are up against bean bags. The most exciting game at 11 will almost certainly be Texas at Texas Tech, though. Down in D-II, there’s a Pretty Big Deal as a pair of unbeatens, Fairmont State and Shepherd, collide. If you’re looking for relief at noon, you’re out of luck; again, the most important game in that window is in D-II as Edinboro faces California (PA).

At 1pm, there’s a whole raft of FCS games kicking off, including a top-20 matchup between Samford and The (undefeated) Citadel. We finally start getting some good FBS games at 2:30, though. Obviously, most of you will be focused on one of those as the Wildcats host Oklahoma State; Baylor/TCU, Florida/Arkansas, and Youngstown State/NDSU are also handy for those of you with wandering remotes and/or streaming addictions.

As evening begins, there’s a whole bunch of garbage. You could decide to see just what horrible things West Virginia will do to Kansas, or subject yourself to the horrific nightmare that will surely be Oregon/USC. Oddly, the most interesting 6pm game is probably Hawai’i/San Diego State, and even that looks like a potential blowout.

But at 7:00? Oh, boy. You get to choose between Bama/LSU and Nebraska/Ohio State. And that decision will effectively wrap your Saturday, as the late games are awful unless you’d like to see Wyoming get their Cowboy on against Utah State. There’s a curiosity at 8:00, though, as FCS San Diego plays an exhibition game against a Mexican college team. That could be... weird.

As always, the schedule below includes all FBS games as well as any other games which are televised on nationally-available networks and/or streamed on platforms you can get on a Roku. Enjoy your Saturday, and we’ll see you at 2:30.