Noon Windows Launch Packed Slate Across Major Networks
College football’s Week 10 action kicks off on Saturday, October 31, 2026, with a loaded slate of early games across broadcast and cable networks. Headlining the 12:00 PM ET window is a neutral-site rivalry matchup featuring No. 5 Notre Dame facing Navy at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, with Bob Wischusen and Louis Riddick calling the action on ABC. Simultaneously, FOX delivers Big Ten action as No. 25 Wisconsin travels to Iowa with the team of Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt, while ESPN broadcasts No. 22 Arizona at No. 13 Texas Tech called by Dave Pasch and Dusty Dvoracek.
Game
Time (ET)
TV / Stream
Play-by-Play & Analysts
No. 5 Notre Dame vs. Navy(Foxboro, MA)
12:00 PM
ABC
Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick
No. 25 Wisconsin @ Iowa
12:00 PM
FOX
Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt
No. 22 Arizona @ No. 13 Texas Tech
12:00 PM
ESPN
Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek
No. 19 SMU @ Syracuse
12:00 PM
ESPN2
Anish Shroff, Andre Ware
Boston College @ Duke
12:00 PM
CW
Thom Brennaman, Jason Cabinda, Wes Bryant
Illinois @ Maryland
12:00 PM
FS1
Noah Reed, Mark Helfrich
Michigan @ Rutgers
12:30 PM
BTN
Jason Horowitz, Jake Butt
California @ N.C. State
12:00 PM
ACCN
Roxy Bernstein, Dave Clawson
UAB @ South Florida
12:00 PM
ESPNU
Mark Neely, Leger Douzable
Bowling Green @ Western Michigan
12:00 PM
CBSSN
John Sadak, Randy Cross
Auburn @ No. 12 Ole Miss
12:45 PM
SECN
Matt Schumacker, Aaron Murray
Marshall @ Old Dominion
1:00 PM
ESPN+
Broadcast Crew N/A
Kansas State @ Colorado
2:00 PM
TNT
J.B. Long, Mike Golic Jr.
Coastal Carolina @ Georgia State
2:00 PM
ESPN+
Matt Stewart, Sam Crenshaw
Afternoon Slate Highlighted by Neutral-Site SEC Rivalry and Big Ten Contenders
The 3:30 PM ET window delivers several major top-25 matchups with significant postseason implications. A signature SEC rivalry takes center stage as No. 17 Florida meets No. 3 Georgia at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, broadcast live on ABC and Disney+ with Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit on the call. Concurrently, CBS features Big Ten power No. 4 Indiana hosting Minnesota with Brad Nessler and Charles Davis, while FOX broadcasts No. 8 BYU hosting Arizona State. ESPN follows at 3:45 PM ET with No. 6 Utah visiting Cincinnati.
Game
Time (ET)
TV / Stream
Play-by-Play & Analysts
Connecticut @ Air Force
3:00 PM
MW+
Broadcast Crew N/A
Temple @ East Carolina
3:00 PM
ESPN+
Evan Budrovich, Jay Sonnhalter
Louisiana Tech @ South Alabama
3:00 PM
ESPN+
Broadcast Crew N/A
Stanford @ Louisville
3:15 PM
ACCN
Jorge Sedano, Rodney McLeod
No. 17 Florida vs. No. 3 Georgia(Atlanta)
3:30 PM
ABC / Disney+
Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit
Minnesota @ No. 4 Indiana
3:30 PM
CBS
Brad Nessler, Charles Davis
Arizona State @ No. 8 BYU
3:30 PM
FOX
Connor Onion, Robert Griffin III
Kansas @ TCU
3:30 PM
FS1
Carlo Jimenez, Spencer Tillman
No. 20 Northwestern @ Oregon
3:30 PM
Peacock / NBCSN
Paul Burmeister, Yogi Roth
Colorado State @ Utah State
3:30 PM
USA
Ted Robinson, Darius Walker
Florida International @ Liberty
3:30 PM
CBSSN
Jack Gordon, Taylor McHargue
Southern Mississippi @ ULM
3:30 PM
ESPN+
Broadcast Crew N/A
UTEP @ North Dakota State
3:30 PM
ABC ND / MW+
Broadcast Crew N/A
No. 6 Utah @ Cincinnati
3:45 PM
ESPN
Tom Hart, Roddy Jones, Quint Kessenich
Virginia @ No. 14 Wake Forest
3:45 PM
ESPN2
Roy Philpott, Brock Osweiler
South Dakota @ South Dakota State
4:00 PM
ESPNU
Jason Ross Jr., Tyoka Jackson
New Mexico @ San José State
4:00 PM
MW+
Broadcast Crew N/A
South Carolina @ Oklahoma
4:15 PM
SECN
Taylor Zarzour, Gene Chizik
Nevada @ No. 7 UCLA
4:15 PM
BTN
A.J. Kanell, Brett Hundley
Purdue @ Penn State
4:15 PM
BTN
Chris Vosters, Anthony Herron
Primetime Window Features Top-Ranked Miami and Big Ten Showdowns
Saturday evening features elite national programming across all major networks. At 7:30 PM ET on ABC, top-ranked Miami travels to face North Carolina with Sean McDonough and Greg McElroy in the booth. NBC features a blue-blood Big Ten clash as No. 2 Ohio State visits USC with Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge calling the game. Meanwhile, ACCN showcases a high-stakes ACC battle between Clemson and Florida State at 7:00 PM ET, led by Wes Durham and Max Browne.
Game
Time (ET)
TV / Stream
Play-by-Play & Analysts
Appalachian State @ Georgia Southern
6:30 PM
ESPN+
Danny Waugh, Jayson Foster
No. 24 Oklahoma State @ Iowa State
7:00 PM
FS1
Tim Brando, Devin Gardner
Clemson @ Florida State
7:00 PM
ACCN
Wes Durham, Max Browne
Washington State @ San Diego State
7:00 PM
CBSSN
Rich Waltz, Adam Breneman
No. 1 Miami (FL) @ North Carolina
7:30 PM
ABC
Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy
No. 2 Ohio State @ USC
7:30 PM
NBC
Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge
Mississippi State @ No. 11 Texas
7:30 PM
ESPN / Disney+
Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer
Georgia Tech @ Pittsburgh
7:30 PM
ESPN2
Lowell Galindo, Kirk Morrison
No. 23 Missouri @ Arkansas
7:45 PM
SECN
Dave Neal, Cole Cubelic
Washington @ Nebraska
8:00 PM
BTN
Wayne Randazzo, Rhett Lewis
Army @ Memphis
8:00 PM
ESPNU
Chuckie Kempf, Dustin Fox
Late Night Slate Caps Off October Schedule
The Week 10 schedule concludes with late-night action out West. The CW broadcasts Texas State visiting No. 20 Boise State at 10:00 PM ET, anchored by Rick Allen, Will Blackmon, and Michael Bumpus. CBSSN features Northern Illinois traveling to UNLV at 10:30 PM ET with Jordan Kent and Doug Pederson calling the game, while USA Network wraps up the night with Oregon State visiting Fresno State at 11:00 PM ET with Nate Gatter and Ryan Leaf.
