College Football Week One TV Schedule

There’s no doubt which game most of you will be watching this fine evening, but below find the entire schedule of college football games (regardless of division) being broadcast on nationally-available networks or on ESPN3.

The Wildcats actually have the prime real estate this evening, as only Colorado/Colorado State is even remotely close to carrying the same weight as K-State’s trip to Silicon Valley.

Saturday, the ball really starts rolling downhill. After whetting your appetite before breakfast with an ACC game from Ireland (yeah, okay, nobody’s getting up to watch that), Oklahoma/Houston is the marquee matchup in the first shift slot. Missouri/West Virginia could be entertaining as well.

The 2:30 window is anchored by the Battle for All Your Booze up in Green Bay as LSU faces Wisconsin. UCLA and Texas A&M has some cachet, and we may see a solid FCS upset with fourth-ranked Richmond taking on in-state rival Virginia. (It wouldn’t be the first time.)

Late afternoon sees Georgia and North Carolina clashing in Atlanta, and then the big guns go off in Arlington in the early evening as Alabama takes on Southern Cal. At the same time, we get the week’s only ranked FBS vs ranked FCS tilt as TCU hosts South Dakota State, and our toothy bird friends from the northeast face the daunting task of holding off their in-state FCS brethren.

An hour after that you get Clemson/Auburn, and a little later Arizona meets BYU in Glendale. Sunday, a couple of classic HBCU games lead into Notre Dame/Texas, and then Monday night you can celebrate Labor Day by watching a couple of cheatin-ass teams rumble. Good times.

And with that, the table of doom, which is considerably less janky than last night’s. Enjoy!