2012 College Football TV Schedule Week 10: TV Listings for the Upcoming Week

By this time next week, we may have not only saw the No. 1 team in the country go down but also the No. 2 team lose as well. Because this week, the top 2 teams in the latest BCS standings have two very tough games against ranked conference opponents.

And they’re playing at the same time, 8:00 p.m. Saturday. 

So with that being said, welcome back to another week of the ultimate college football television guide. As always, I will be your guiding light through Week 10 of the college football season. 

As I said in the beginning both No. 1 and 2 in the BCS are in action at the same time this week. 

No. 1 Alabama heads on the road to take on last year’s SEC champion, No. 5 LSU. While No. 2 Kansas State stays at the friendly confines of Bill Snyder Stadium and welcomes in No. 24 Oklahoma State. 

Both Alabama and Kansas State will be favored in its games—according to 5Dimes Alabama is a 10.5 point favorite while Kansas State is an 8.5 favorite.

However, those aren’t just the two games that you should only watch this weekend. 

Because if that was the case then what would you do, get that list that your wife of girlfriend has been nagging at you to do?

No thanks.

I’ll let you, the viewer, take a look at the television schedule below as to what games you would want to watch before the two heavyweight matchups at 8. 

However, before we get into Week 10, I have to take this train off the tracks and give an update on how the Cal U Vulcans of the D-II are doing.

Cal came into this week at 7-1 and as the No. 13 team in the country. However, they ended the week with a loss to Slippery Rock, 26-28. The loss will send the Vulcans tumbling down the polls and its division. 

They’ll need Indiana PA to lose either next week at Gannon, or the following week at home vs. Shippensburg, to make its way back into the PSAC championship game. 

Okay, enough Division II talk, let’s get into Week 10. Make sure you check your local listings on Saturday just incase your market has switched where you can find your game. 

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Channel
Thursday, Nov. 1	6:00 PM	Eastern Michigan at Ohio	ESPN-U
	7:30 PM	Virginia Tech at Miami (FL)	ESPN
	9:15 PM	Middle Tennessee at Western Kentucky	ESPN-U
Friday, Nov. 2	9:00 PM	Washington at CAL	ESPN-2
Saturday, Nov. 3	12:00 PM	Air Force at Army	CBS Sports Network
		Syracuse at Cincinnati	ESPN-3
		Houston at East Carolina	Fox Sports Network
		Missouri at Florida	ESPN-2
		No. 12 Oklahoma at Iowa State	ABC
		Vanderbilt at Ketucky	ESPN-U
		Temle at No. 10 Lousiville	ABC
		Michigan at Minnesota	Big Ten Network
		No. 16 Texas A&M at No. 15 Mississippi State	ESPN
		Troy at Tennessee	ESPN-3
	12:21 PM	Tulsa at Arkansas	ESPN-3
	12:30 PM	New Mexico State at Auburn	ESPN-3
		Georgia Tech at maryland	ACC Network
	1:00 PM	Western Michigan at Central Michigan	ESPN-3
	2:00 PM	No. 14 Stanford at Colorado	FX
		Akron at Kent State	ESPN-3
	3:00 PM	TCU at No. 21 West Virginia	FOX
		Washington State at Utah	PAC-12 Network
	3:30 PM	Ole Miss at No. 6 Georgia	CBS
		No. 23 Texas at No. 18 Texas Tech	ABC
		No. 20 Nebraska at Michigan State	ESPN-2
		Pittsburgh at No. 3 Notre Dame	NBC
		Iowa at Indiana	Big Ten Network
		Boston Collage at Wake Forest	ESPN-3
		Illinois at Ohio State	ESPN
		Florida Atlantic at Navy	CBS Sports Network
		Penn State at Purdue	ESPN-U
	4:00 PM	UTSA at No. 25 Louisiana Tech	ESPN-3
		Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe	ESPN-3
	7:00 PM	No. 4 Oregon at No. 17 USC	FOX
		No. 13 Clemson at Duke	ESPN-2
		UCONN at South Florida	ESPN-U
		SMU at UCF	CBS Sports Network
	8:00 PM	No. 1 Alabama at No. 5 LSU	CBS
		No. 24 Oklahoma State at No. 2 Kansas State	ABC
	10:30 PM	Arizona State at No. 11 Oregon State	ESPN-2
		San Diego State at No. 19 Boise State	CBS Sports Network
		No. 22 Arizona at UCLA	PAC-12 Network

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