Week 11 College Football Schedule: Television, times, streaming & how to watch

It’s a weird week for football, y’all. No games really stand out as must-see viewing (aside from maybe USC - Washington,) but there are plenty of interesting matchups that could turn into something special.

Tonight we have two interesting games, as UNC could lose in Durham to a bipolar archrival Duke team. The night cap is a Utes team that is playing somewhat iffy on the road against a reeling, but high-powered Sun Devils team. Do yourself a favor though, and skip tomorrow night’s BC - Noles game. Blech.

Saturday early, the Dirt Burglars look to pile on Baylor’s misery. Alabama, which has traditionally played blah the week after LSU, hosts a Mississippi State team that seems to finally be putting it together. Washington-USC could be a preview of the P12CG (assuming the surging Trojans can win in Seattle and keep ground in the South.) Michigan-Iowa will put you to sleep, and the Wolverines should trounce the Hawkeyes in any event. Pitt-Clemson has the potential to be interesting, especially since the Tigers’ entire skills positions just announced their draft eligibility. All eyes will be on Kentucky-Vols. Tennessee can’t lose that one, can they? CAN THEY?

The CBS national game is Auburn - UGA. This is a game Auburn can and should win. But, with injuries to Pettway and White, will they? Texas Tech - Oklahoma State will be fun if you hate defense. Arkansas-LSU both desperately need wins. Does Leonard Fournette go for about 250 as the Tigers bounce back? LSU has a habit of letting Alabama beat them twice. Can it happen again? Look for upset specials as the reeling Huskers host a lowkey decent Minnesota team. And, a low-key fun game should be USF - Memphis: Two rebuilding programs that have acquitted themselves very well. The nightcap, and a genuinely entertaining one, takes us to Pullman where the Cougs host Agents of Chaos, Cal.