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College football games on TV today: Full schedule, times, channels, live streams to watch NCAA Week 8

Does more chaos await this week? Here's when and where to watch every game.

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After the wildest day of upsets in recent memory, what will this week's college football slate provide as an encore?

Losses by five of the top seven teams last Saturday shuffled the Top 25 like a deck of cards, providing an entirely new look throughout the polls entering Week 8.

The action includes a pair of intriguing early games Saturday, with new No. 1 Miami hosting Pitt and No. 6 Indiana looking to bounce back from its first loss with a trip to face a Michigan team playing with a bit more confidence.

Saturday's ranked matchups come later, with No. 7 Ole Miss traveling to No. 19 Texas and No. 10 Utah hosting No. 14 Houston in the nightcap.

All that and much more awaits in Week 8 of the college football season. Here's when and where to watch every game.

Florida International vs. Middle Tennessee

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 , Peacock , Paramount+

Week 8 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 , Peacock and Paramount+ .

Here are this week's remaining FBS games, plus lower-division matchups airing on prominent broadcast outlets:

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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

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