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11/12 college football schedule: TV times, live streams, and the best games to watch

Here’s the FBS schedule for Saturday. It lacks marquee games, but the odds are good it’ll still be fun.

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It’s been a long week. College football games are going to be played on Saturday, and they don’t look like amazing games, and sports aren’t merely supposed to be a distraction from more important things. But when it comes to providing fun Saturdays in November, college football is pretty much undefeated. Let’s have a fun Saturday.

Saturday’s slate only offers two ranked-versus-ranked games, and both of those (LSU-Arkansas and USC-Washington) don’t happen until the evening on the East Coast. That means your daytime viewing schedule has more flexibility than usual, so treat this week’s Watchability Grid, as usual but especially, as merely a guide. It’s hard to say what’s going to be great and what won’t be, even though we’re able to make a few educated guesses.

We’ll start to see a couple of conference standings pictures clarify this week. Clemson and Virginia Tech can respectively clinch the ACC Atlantic and Coastal with two games left to play. The Pac-12 South could fall into utter chaos, depending on what USC and Colorado do. The SEC East could become a mess, too. Sounds like a good time to me.

Here’s your full Saturday schedule, in Eastern time and arranged by likely enjoyability:

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Noon No. 10 Penn State - Indiana
ABC/ESPN2, WatchESPN
Baylor - No. 11 Oklahoma
ABC/ESPN2, WatchESPN
Mississippi State - No. 1 Alabama
ESPN, WatchESPN
No. 16 WVU - Texas
FS1, Fox Sports GO
South Carolina - Florida
CBS, CBSSports.com
SMU - ECU
ESPNews, WatchESPN
Tulsa - Navy
CBSSN
Iowa State - Kansas
FSN, Fox Sports Go
Kentucky - Tennessee
SEC Network, WatchESPN
Northwestern - Purdue
BTN, BTN2Go
Rutgers - Michigan State
BTN, BTN2Go
Cincinnati - UCF
ESPNU, WatchESPN
12:30 p.m. NC State - Syracuse
ACC Network, WatchESPN
1 Miami (OH) - Buffalo
WatchESPN
2 Miami - Virginia
ACC Network, WatchESPN
Rice - Charlotte
CampusInsiders.com
ULM - Georgia State
WatchESPN
3 Wyoming - UNLV
Root
New Mexico State - Arkansas State
WatchESPN
Southern Utah - BYU
BYU TV, WatchESPN
3:30 No. 9 Auburn - Georgia
CBS, CBSSports.com
Pitt - No. 2 Clemson
ABC, WatchESPN
No. 5 Ohio State - Maryland
ESPN, WatchESPN
Texas Tech - No. 13 Okla. State
FS1, Fox Sports Go
GT - No. 14 Virginia Tech
ESPNU, WatchESPN
Illinois - No. 7 Wisconsin
ESPN2, WatchESPN
App State - Troy
WatchESPN
Tulane - Houston
CBSSN
UTSA - LA Tech
KMYS
Vanderbilt - Missouri
SEC Network, WatchESPN
Army - Notre Dame
NBC, NBCSports.com
Southern Miss - ODU
ConferenceUSA.com
North Texas - WKU
WatchESPN
4 Idaho - Texas State
WatchESPN
Stanford - Oregon
Pac-12 Networks
6 UTEP - FAU
ConferenceUSA.com
7 No. 24 LSU - No. 25 Arkansas
ESPN, WatchESPN
Wake Forest - No. 6 Louisville
ESPN2, WatchESPN
No. 22 Boise State - Hawaii
CBSSN
USF - Memphis
ESPNU, WatchESPN
MTSU - Marshall
ASN
7:30 No. 20 USC - No. 4 Washington
FOX, Fox Sports Go
Ole Miss - No. 8 Texas A&M
SEC Network, WatchESPN
Minnesota - No. 19 Nebraska
BTN, BTN2Go
8 No. 3 Michigan - Iowa
ABC, WatchESPN
9 Oregon State - UCLA
Pac-12 Networks
10 No. 12 Colorado - Arizona
FS1, Fox Sports Go
10:15 Colorado State - Air Force
ESPNU, WatchESPN
New Mexico - Utah State
ESPN2, WatchESPN
10:30 Cal - No. 23 Washington State
ESPN, WatchESPN
SDSU - Nevada
CBSSN

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Notes!

  • Be flexible about the noon slate, especially. But West Virginia-Texas is particularly interesting. Charlie Strong could clinch bowl eligibility, which would be superb for his job security but would necessarily involve a second WVU loss of the year. That, in turn, would knock the Big 12 all the way out of the College Football Playoff. (There’s no way a two-loss Big 12 team, even if it’s a white-hot Oklahoma, gets into the top four this year.)
  • Will Muschamp’s going back to Gainseville, and that’s what I like to call a “high-upside watch.” It’ll be completely hysterical if such a maligned former Florida coach beats Florida in Florida. Just keep an eye on it. (That a Gamecocks win could totally upend the SEC East race is merely a bonus.)
  • Georgia hasn’t done anything all year, but it’d be a decent salve for the Bulldogs to figure out Auburn and more or less clinch the SEC West for Alabama. (If Alabama wins earlier in the day against Mississippi State, a Georgia upset would mark a formal clincher.) Speaking for people who like it when the Iron Bowl means something, it’d probably be best if Auburn can stay relevant for another couple of weeks.
  • Stash Notre Dame-Army in your back pocket during the 3:30 ET shift. Notre Dame is 3-6.
  • LSU-Arkansas might be alright. The Hogs show up sometimes against good teams, and nobody’s going to be that surprised if they take the Golden Boot for a third year in a row. But Arkansas’ run defense is verifiable trash, and LSU’s about to feed the Hogs a heavy dose of carries from Leonard Fournette and Derrius Guice. This has real potential to get ugly for the Razorbacks.
  • USC-Washington will be cool. The Trojans started the year 1-3, so they’ve never been Playoff contenders. But they’ve turned things around under the guidance of a redshirt freshman QB, and now they’ll face a ferocious front and one of the best teams in the country. Washington’s probably going to win, but USC’s good enough that it won’t be a cataclysmic upset if it goes the other way.

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