Full college football TV/streaming schedule guide for Week 4, including what to watch

Thursday and Friday removed from schedule, for your convenience.

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.

Best option: No. 20 Georgia Tech at Duke, ESPN2

Spread: Georgia Tech -8.5

The Yellow Jackets’ triple option attack looked entirely stoppable against Notre Dame, while Duke is looking to pull off its usual Coastal madness.

Plan B: No. 22 BYU at Michigan, ABC

Every single BYU game this season has come down to the final play. So definitely tune in for the fourth quarter.

Keep in mind: No. 8 LSU at Syracuse, ESPN

Leonard Fournette will be playing. LSU fans may actually drink Syracuse out of booze. That should be enough to get you to tune in, at least briefly.

Best option: No. 3 TCU at Texas Tech, FOX

Spread: TCU -7.5

TCU has lost nearly its entire starting Peach Bowl defense to graduation and injury, and Texas Tech is fresh off a surprise win over Arkansas. Watch out, Horned Frogs!

Plan B: No. 24 Oklahoma State at Texas, ABC/ESPN2

Oklahoma State might be the most “wait, they’re ranked?” team at the moment, but the Cowboys will have an opportunity to prove themselves against a Texas team that performed admirably against Cal (until that missed extra point).

Keep in mind: Maryland at West Virginia, FS1.

West Virginia looks like a serious Big 12 sleeper after destroying a good Georgia Southern team and could absolutely demolish a bad Maryland team. But this is kind of a rivalry game, and the Mountaineers have four straight games against ranked opponents after this (including three on the road).

In case of emergency: Western Michigan at No. 1 Ohio State, ABC/ESPN2

The Buckeyes almost lost to a MAC team last week and now face a possibly better MAC team this week. Great potential for madness here.

Best option: No. 9 UCLA at No. 16 Arizona, ABC

Spread: UCLA -3.5

Both of these teams are 3-0, but UCLA and true freshman quarterback Josh Rosen have had the better start. The Bruins’ win against BYU is one of the best victories in the Pac-12 right now, but Rich Rodriguez and Arizona have spoiled parties before.

Plan B: No. 18 Utah at No. 13 Oregon, FOX

Utah’s defense vs. Oregon’s offense is a fun matchup every year. This year we get the added fun of Oregon having what looks like a bad defense, which means the Utes could actually keep up.

Keep in mind: No. 14 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, ESPN