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College football games on TV today: Full schedule, times, channels, live streams to watch NCAA Week 5

Here's all you need to know to watch every FBS game this weekend.

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As the college football season hits Week 5, the separation process has begun in earnest and a handful of key matchups this week will continue that work.

At the top of that list is a key Big Ten showdown with No. 5 Ohio State traveling to face No. 14 Iowa, which is coming off a big win at Michigan. The Buckeyes already have a loss on their resume thanks to Texas and will try to avoid dropping to 3-2 in a tough environment.

The SEC slate features a pair of ranked unbeatens facing off as No. 16 Mississippi State hosts No. 7 Alabama, while No. 8 Florida also will look to stay perfect as it travels to No. 25 Missouri.

Other unbeaten teams facing potentially tricky road trips include No. 3 Notre Dame at North Carolina, No. 10 BYU at TCU, No. 4 Miami at Clemson and No. 12 Texas Tech at Colorado.

It should be a weekend full of action. Here's when and where to watch every game.

No. 16 Mississippi State vs. No. 7 Alabama

Where to watch college football: TV channels, live streams

TV channels: ABC, CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC, TNT, USA Network, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, SEC Network, ESPNU, CBS Sports Network, The CW

Live streams: Fubo , DIRECTV , ESPN app , Disney+ , Peacock , Paramount+

Week 5 college games will air across a variety of networks.

Fans can also stream nearly every game on the docket with Fubo , which offers a free trial so new users can try before they buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 100+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)

Other streaming options available for this weekend include DIRECTV , the ESPN app , Disney+ , Peacock and Paramount+ .

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Saturday, October 3, 2026

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