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College football TV schedule, Black Friday and Saturday: It’s Hate Week, y’all

The most wonderful weekend in sports is upon us: it’s college football’s rivalry weekend. Full TV schedule below, including FCS playoff games. Follow @SBNationCFB

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“If we only win one game this year, it better be that one.” If your school has a game that causes fans to say such things, it’s probably scheduled for this weekend. College football’s regular season begins to wind down with hate all across the map, and big stakes even besides bragging rights and rivalry trophies.

No. 1 Notre Dame sit back and scout its title game opponent for the rest of the season if it can get past USC in Los Angeles, Nos. 2 and 3 Alabama and Georgia have to first get past outmanned state rivals before they take on each other for what could be the other Miami spot, No. 4 Florida looks to make its own championship case against No. 10 Florida State, and even No. 5 Oregon has faint title hopes against No. 15 Oregon State.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 will each decide which division winners get to play for the Rose Bowl, several other conferences might see their standings resolved and 24 teams in all remain in the running for BCS bowl spots.

Plus the first round of the FCS playoffs kicks off.

And then there’s all that HATE.

We’ve got a lot to do here.



The full college football TV schedule for Friday and Saturday:

Friday, November 23

11 a.m. ET Ohio 8-3 at 23 Kent State 10-1 ESPNU

11 a.m. ET Syracuse 6-5 at Temple 4-6 ESPN 2

12 p.m. ET 14 Nebraska 9-2 at Iowa 4-7 ABC

1 p.m. ET NIU 10-1 at EMU 2-9 ESPN3.com

1 p.m. ET Ball State 8-3 at Miami 4-7 MAC DN

2 p.m. ET Buffalo 4-7 vs. Bowling Green 7-4 BCSN, ESPN3

2 p.m. ET Marshall 5-6 at East Carolina 7-4 CBSSN

2:30 p.m. ET 7 LSU 9-2 at Arkansas 4-7 CBS

3 p.m. ET Utah 4-7 at Colorado 1-10 FX

3 p.m. ET CMU 5-6 at UMass 1-10 MAC DN

3:30 p.m. ET 25 Washington 7-4 at Washington State 2-9 FOX

3:30 p.m. ET West Virginia 5-5 at Iowa State 6-5 ABC

7 p.m. ET USF 3-7 at Cincinnati 7-3 ESPN

10 p.m. ET Arizona State 6-5 at 24 Arizona 7-4 ESPN

Saturday, November 24

12 p.m. ET UConn 4-6 at 20 Louisville 9-1 Big East Network

12 p.m. ET Georgia Tech 6-5 at 3 Georgia 10-1 ESPN

12 p.m. ET 18 Rutgers 9-1 at Pittsburgh 4-6 ESPN 2

12 p.m. ET 19 Michigan 8-3 at Ohio State 11-0 ABC

12 p.m. ET Illinois 2-9 at Northwestern 8-3 Big Ten Network

12 p.m. ET Indiana 4-7 at Purdue 5-6 Big Ten Network

12 p.m. ET Tulsa 9-2 at SMU 5-6 FX

12 p.m. ET UAB 3-8 at UCF 8-3 FSN

12 p.m. ET Virginia 4-7 at Virginia Tech 5-6 ESPNU

12 p.m. ET Colgate 8-3 at Wagner 8-3 ESPN3.com

12:21 p.m. ET Kentucky 2-9 at Tennessee 4-7 SEC Network

12:30 p.m. ET Miami-Florida 6-5 at Duke 6-5 ACC Network

1 p.m. ET North Texas 4-7 at WKU 6-5 Sun Belt Network

2 p.m. ET Texas State 3-7 at UTSA 7-4

2 p.m. ET Coastal Carolina 7-4 at Bethune-Cookman 9-2 ESPN3.com

2:30 p.m. ET Baylor 5-5 vs. Texas Tech 7-4 FOX

2:30 p.m. ET Grambling State 1-9 vs Southern 3-7 NBC

3 p.m. ET 5 Oregon 10-1 at 15 Oregon State 8-2 Pac-12 Network

3 p.m. ET Boston College 2-9 at NC State 6-5 ESPN3.com

3 p.m. ET Idaho 1-10 at Utah State 9-2 ESPN Regional

3 p.m. ET Maryland 4-7 at North Carolina 7-4 RSN

3 p.m. ET Eastern Illinois 7-4 at S. Dakota State 8-3 ESPN3.com

3 p.m. ET Villanova 8-3 at Stony Brook 9-2 ESPN3.com

3:30 p.m. ET Auburn 3-8 at 2 Alabama 10-1 CBS

3:30 p.m. ET 4 Florida 10-1 at 10 Florida State 10-1 ABC or ESPN2

3:30 p.m. ET 21 Oklahoma St. 7-3 at 13 Oklahoma 8-2 ESPN

3:30 p.m. ET Air Force 6-5 at Fresno State 8-3 NBCSN

3:30 p.m. ET BYU 6-5 at New Mexico State 1-9 ESPN3.com

3:30 p.m. ET Michigan State 5-6 at Minnesota 6-5 Big Ten Network

3:30 p.m. ET Troy 5-6 at MTSU 7-3 ESPN3.com

3:30 p.m. ET Tulane 2-9 at Houston 4-7 FSN

3:30 p.m. ET Wisconsin 7-4 at Penn State 7-4 ABC or ESPN2

3:30 p.m. ET Vanderbilt 7-4 at Wake Forest 5-6 ESPNU

3:30 p.m. ET San Diego State 8-3 at Wyoming 4-7 ROOT Sports

4:30 p.m. ET Southern Miss 0-11 at Memphis 3-8 CSS

5 p.m. ET South Alabama 2-9 at UL Lafayette 6-4 Cox4, ESPN3.com

6 p.m. ET ULM 7-4 at FIU 3-8

6:30 p.m. ET 8 Stanford 9-2 at 17 UCLA 9-2 FOX

8 p.m. ET 1 Notre Dame 11-0 at USC 7-4 ABC

7 p.m. ET 12 S. Carolina 9-2 at 11 Clemson 10-1 ESPN

7 p.m. ET 25 Mississippi St. 8-3 at Ole Miss 5-6 ESPNU

7 p.m. ET Missouri 5-6 at 9 Texas A&M 9-2 ESPN 2

7 p.m. ET New Mexico 4-8 at Colorado State 3-8 ROOT Sports

7 p.m. ET Rice 5-6 at UTEP 3-8 FCS

10:30 p.m. ET Louisiana Tech 9-2 at San Jose St. 9-2 ESPN 2

11 p.m. ET UNLV 2-10 at Hawaii 1-9 Time Warner Cable

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