The Big Ten is starting conference play this week, and the SEC and Pac-12 are loaded with conference matchups. Heading into Week 5, rankings have already changed quite a bit since the start of the season. Don’t miss any of the action.
College football schedule for Oct. 3: TV times, online streaming info, and more
We have the full schedule for Saturday’s college football slate, and three things to look for.
For more information on your favorite team, check out the SBNation team blogs. Here’s the TV and streaming schedule for Saturday’s games.
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Just keep this Twitter list open for constant updates from around the country, with possibly several jokes and GIFs. Included here are sites for every power-conference team and non-power FBS conference, plus lots of fun people watching along with you.
Three things to know
1) SEC shakeup. For the first time since 2009, Alabama is an underdog. The No. 8 Bulldogs are undefeated heading into the matchup and have a strong, consistent offense that seems to be firing on all cylinders. The No. 13 Crimson Tide on the other hand, despite a dependable defense, has had some issues on offense adjusting to a new quarterback.
2) Big Ten play kicks off. As more Big Ten teams find their way into the Top 25, things could change quickly as they head into conference games. No. 22 Michigan takes on Maryland -- and a Randy Edsall team that may or may not have had a players-only meeting. No. 1 Ohio State will meet a 4-0 Indiana team, and No. 2 Michigan State faces Purdue. Unranked Iowa is playing No. 19 Wisconsin and have a chance to walk away with a win.
3) Can they pull it off? No. 6 Notre Dame is facing an also-undefeated No. 12 Clemson team for what could be a four quarter back and forth. Both teams are trying to prove that they belong in the top of the rankings and should be considered for the College Football Playoffs. Neither team is taking this week’s game lightly.
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