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The college football season hits Week 11 with renewed clarity after the second College Football Playoff rankings shook up the landscape. The action kicked off Friday night with No. 4 UCLA (9-0) hosting Illinois and No. 16 Houston traveling to Colorado. But the bulk of the top 25 slate unfolds on Saturday, Nov. 14, with several high-stakes conference clashes.
Saturday's Top 25 Slate
Among the marquee games, No. 1 Georgia meets Missouri in a key SEC showdown at 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC. No. 3 Notre Dame takes on Boston College at the same time on NBC, while No. 5 Indiana faces No. 14 USC in a pivotal Big Ten battle on CBS. In the evening window, No. 8 Texas visits No. 22 LSU in Death Valley at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC, and No. 10 Texas Tech clashes with Oklahoma State at 9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. The nightcap features No. 2 Utah at No. 21 Arizona at 10:30 p.m. ET on Fox, a game that had its kickoff delayed due to the FAA ground stoppage on Friday, Nov. 13.
Other notable matchups include No. 6 Miami hosting Duke at noon on ABC, No. 11 Wake Forest at No. 23 SMU on ESPN, No. 7 Alabama at Vanderbilt on SEC Network, and No. 9 Tennessee at Texas A&M on ESPN. No. 12 BYU hosts Baylor on Fox, No. 13 Kentucky faces Florida on ESPN, and No. 15 Iowa hosts Purdue on NBC. No. 24 South Carolina travels to Arkansas on SEC Network, and No. 25 New Mexico takes on UNLV on The CW.
How to Watch
Saturday's games will be broadcast across a variety of networks, including ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, ESPN, ACC Network, SEC Network, USA Network, and The CW. Streaming options include Fubo (which carries the ESPN family of networks, CBS, Fox, and NBC and offers a free trial), Peacock (for Notre Dame vs. Boston College and Iowa vs. Purdue), and Sling TV (for Boise State vs. Oregon State).
Sunday's lone top 25 game features No. 17 Ole Miss at Oklahoma at 1 p.m. ET, with the TV network to be announced.
Originally reported by yahoo.