2012 College Football TV Schedule Week 4: TV Listings for the Upcoming Week

This week, there will be teams that have been sneaking by with easy opponents that will finally be tested against a conference opponent; and that makes you, the college football viewer, a winner because there will be a ton to watch on TV.

Welcome back to another week of the ultimate college football television guide. Once again, I will be your TV guide as to where you can find some of the top games this week. 

However, like always, before we can move forward we must take a step back and reflect on the week that just passed us by. 

Biggest Winners and Losers of the week:

Recently, I did a piece that gave five winners and losers from the previous week. 

If you’d like to view that you can click here. 

However, I have found two more winners and one loser that were not covered in that piece and I’d like to brush over them quickly. 

Winner: Pennsylvania BCS Schools

Coming into the week the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State were winless. However, both rose to the occasion in front of their home fans with two amazing performances. 

Penn State blew out Navy, 34-7; while Pittsburgh—who came into their game against Virginia Tech as a heavy underdog—shocked the Hokies 35-17. 

For the first time in three weeks, it was a great Saturday in the Keystone State. 

Loser: Tyler Wilson’s teammates

Yikes, did you all see Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson’s comments after the Razorbacks loss to Alabama this weekend? 

Wilson was held out of Saturday’s game because of a shoulder injury that he suffered during their loss to Louisiana-Monroe. During the game, as Arkansas’ offense was getting decimated by Alabama’s defense, you could see Wilson doing his best Jay Cutler angry face impression. 

After the game, as you can see in the video, Wilson comes in, rips his teammates and leaves. 

It would have been better if he would have paced a few times—like Chris Rock during standup—said his piece, dropped the microphone and then walked out. 

Winner: No. 6 California University of PA staying undefeated

The final winner is the Cal U Vulcans keeping their perfect season alive with another win this week over conference foe, Edinboro: 24-14. 

With the win, they improved their rankings in the Division-II polls to No. 6 in the nation. 

Next week, Cal U takes on their rival, Indiana (PA) in the Coal Bowl at home. This will be a test to see if this Vulcan team can go deep in the Division-II playoffs this year. 

Sign Off:

Okay, that’s enough rambling from me this week. Below you’ll find where and when you can find college football on television or online this week. 

Remember all times are eastern standard time zone, and all rankings are from the Associated Press poll. 

Till next week, you couch potatoes. 

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Channel
Wednesday, Sept. 19	7:00 PM	Kent State at Buffalo	ESPN-U
Thursday, Sept. 20	9:00 PM	BYU at No. 24 Boise State	ESPN
Friday, Sept. 21	8:00 PM	Baylor at Louisiana-Monroe	ESPN
Saturday, Sept. 22	Noon	Central Michigan at Iowa	Big Ten Network
		UMASS at Miami (OH)	ESPN-3
		UAB at No. 16 Ohio State	Big Ten Network
		Mississippi at Tulane	Fox Sports Network
		Bowling Green at Virginia Tech	ESPN-U
		Maryland at No. 8 West Virginia	FX
	12:21 PM	Kentucky at No. 14 Florida	SEC Network
	12:30 PM	Army at Wake Forest	ACC Network
	2:00 PM	UCONN at Western Michigan	ESPN-3
		Norfolk State at Ohio	ESPN-3
	3:00 PM	Miami (FL) at Georgia Tech	ESPN-3
	3:30 PM	Eastern Michigan at No. 21 Michigan State	Big Ten Network
		VMU at Navy	CBS Sports Network
		Idaho State at No. 25 Nebraska	Big Ten Network
		East Carolina at North Carolina	ESPN-U
		Kansas at Northern Illinois	ESPN-3
		South Dakota at Northwestern	Big Ten Network
		Temple at Penn State	ABC/ESPN-2
		Gardner-Webb at Pittsburgh	ESPN-3
		Marshall at Rice	CHSS
		Missouri at No. 7 South Carolina	CBS
		Oregon State at No. 19 UCLA	ABC/ESPN-2
	4:00 PM	Colorado at Washington State	FX
	4:30 PM	South Florida at Ball State	ESPN-3
	5:00 PM	Florida Atlantic at No. 1 Alabama	Alabama PPV/ESPN-3
		Wyoming at Idaho	ESPN-3
	6:00 PM	California at No. 13 USC	Pac-12 Network
		Citadel at North Carolina State	ESPN-3
		Memphis at Duke	ESPN-3
	7:00 PM	Rutgers at Arkansas	ESPN-3
		No. 2 LSU at Auburn	ESPN
		Utah State at Colorado State	TMTN
		No. 20 Louisville at FIU	ESPN-3
		South Alabama at No. 23 Mississippi State	ESPN-3
		Troy at North Texas	ESPN-3
		Costal Carolina at Toledo	ESPN-3
		Southern Miss at Western Kentucky	ESPN-3
	7:30 PM	No. 18 Michigan at No. 11 Notre Dame	NBC
		Akron at Tennessee	ESPN-3
	7:45 PM	Vanderbilt at No. 5 Georgia	ESPN-2
	7:50 PM	No. 15 Kansas State at No. 6 Oklahoma	FOX
	8:00 PM	No. 10 Clemson at No. 4 Florida State	ABC
		Louisiana Tech at Illinois	Big Ten Network
		Syracuse at Minnesota	Big Ten Network
		New Mexico at New Mexico State	ESPN-3
		Fresno State at Tulsa	CBS Sports Network
	10:00 PM	Utah at Arizona State	Pac-12 Network
		Air Force at UNLV	ALTN
	10:30 PM	Nevada at Hawaii	NBC Sports Network
		No. 22 Arizona at No. 3 Oregon	ESPN

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