College football on television this weekend (Sept. 24-26)
One thing we’ve learned through these first three weeks of the college football season, games can be postponed or canceled at a moment’s notice.
As of Thursday, four games scheduled for this weekend had been postponed — Notre Dame at Wake Forest, Tulsa at Arkansas State, South Florida at Florida Atlantic, and North Texas at Houston. So we post this weekend’s college football television schedule with the following disclaimer: Subject to change.
The SEC starts its season Saturday, which means Kentucky will start its season at Auburn. Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers and Cole Cubelic will be the SEC Network team for the noon kickoff.
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CBS picked Mississippi State-LSU for its 3:30 p.m. slot. ESPN tabbed Alabama-Missouri for its 7 p.m. slot. The SEC Network settled on Tennessee-South Carolina for its 7:30 p.m. prime-time game. ABC chose Florida State at Miami for its 8 p.m. window.
Here is this weekend’s college football television schedule, which is, as we said, subject to change.
Thursday, Sept. 24
7:30 - UAB at South Alabama (ESPN)
Friday, Sept. 25
8:00 - Middle Tennessee at UTSA (CBS Sports)
Saturday, Sept. 26
12:00 - Kansas State at Oklahoma (Fox)
12:00 - Florida at Ole Miss (ESPN)
12:00 - Kentucky at Auburn (SEC)
12:00 - UCF at East Carolina (ABC)
12:00 - Louisville at Pittsburgh (ACC)
12:00 - Georgia Southern at Louisiana (ESPN2)
12:00 - Georgia State at Charlotte (ESPNU)
1:30 - Iowa State at TCU (FS1)
3:30 - Mississippi State at LSU (CBS)
3:30 - Texas at Texas Tech (Fox)
3:30 - West Virginia at Oklahoma State (ABC)
3:30 - Army at Cincinnati (ESPN)
3:30 - UTEP at UL Monroe (ESPN2)
4:00 - Georgia at Arkansas (SEC)
4:00 - Duke at Virginia (ACC)
7:00 - Alabama at Missouri (ESPN)
7:30 - Tennessee at South Carolina (SEC)
7:30 - Vanderbilt at Texas A&M (SEC alternate)
7:30 - Florida State at Miami (ABC)
7:30 - Kansas at Baylor (ESPNU)
8:00 - N.C. State at Virginia Tech (ACC)
10:15 - Troy at BYU (ESPN)
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This story was originally published September 24, 2020 at 4:00 PM.
