Doesn’t life just feel better now that college football is officially back? Sure, we’re losing hours of daylight and Summer Fridays are now a thing of the past, but I feel like getting some good pigskin back to watch totally makes up for that.
Now that we’re done with the first week of college football, the schedules are getting a little tougher for the big programs. Truthfully, Week 1 always feels like kind of a preseason with so many weenie teams taking on the big boys. The biggest game for Week 2 is probably Oregon vs Michigan State purely because they’re the two best teams going head-to-head, but don’t sleep on that Michigan vs Notre Dame game. That’s a game that will likely get vicious quickly.
Luckily the cheerleaders will be there to remind them to watch their manners a little bit, though.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6TH
Florida Atlantic at (2) Alabama
(12:00 PM | SEC Network)
(4) Oklahoma at Tulsa
(12:00 PM EST | ABC)
Western Illinois at (18) Wisconsin
(12:00 PM EST | Big Ten Network)
McNeese State at (19) Nebraska
(12:00 PM EST | ESPN U)
(20) Kansas State at Iowa State
(12:00 PM | FOX Sports 1)
(24) Missouri at Toledo
(12:00 PM EST | ESPN)
South Carolina State at (23) Clemson
(12:30 PM EST | ACC Network)
(14) USC at (13) Stanford
(3:30 PM EST | ABC)
(15) Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
(4:30 PM EST | ESPN)
(7) Michigan State at (3) Oregon
(6:30 PM EST | FOX)
San Jose State at (5) Auburn
(7:00 PM EST | ESPN 2)
(17) Arizona State at New Mexico
(7:00 PM EST | CBS Sports Network)
East Carolina at (21) South Carolina
(7:00 PM EST | ESPN U)
Murray State at (25) Louisville
(7:00 PM EST)
Citadel at Florida State University
(7:30 PM EST | ACC Network)
Lamar at (9) Texas A&M
(7:30 PM EST | SEC Network)
Sam Houston State at (12) LSU
(7:30 PM EST | SEC Network)
Michigan at (16) Notre Dame
(7:30 PM EST | NBC)
Virginia Tech at (8) Ohio State
(8:00 PM EST | ESPN)
San Diego State at (21) North Carolina
(8:00 PM EST | ESPN News)
Memphis at (11) UCLA
(10:00 | Pac-12)
