College football games today: Week 10 scores, schedule for top 25 games - USA Today

Week 10 of the college football season is appointment television.

Saturday's slate kicks off at noon ET with the Holy War between No. 8 BYU and No. 4 Utah, which face off in a brunch-time matchup (10 a.m. local) at Rice–Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. The Utes are looking to keep their undefeated record alive, while the Cougars are chasing their second top-10 win in a matter of weeks.

Meanwhile, the night window in primetime is perhaps the main event of the day and will warrant some popcorn – or perhaps multiple buckets of it.

No. 1 Miami, which will be without star wide receiver Malachi Toney, will test its undefeated record against No. 6 Notre Dame, which not only received a slight jab from Nick Saban this week about its offense but will also be playing for its College Football Playoff berth in South Bend at 7:30 p.m. ET. No. 2 Georgia will travel to No. 12 Mississippi in a rematch of the Sugar Bowl from a season ago.

Other notable games include Kentucky looking to keep its path to the SEC title game (and CFP) intact without becoming a two-loss team when Kenny Minchey and the Wildcats travel to Rocky Top to take on Tennessee, and the "Saban Bowl" in Baton Rouge between LSU and Alabama.

Here's what to know about the slate of top 25 matchups on Saturday, Nov. 7:

College football games on Nov. 7 will air across the ESPN family of networks – ABC, ESPN and ACC Network – and an assortment of other TV channels from Fox to CBS to NBC and the USA Network, the latter of which will carry Boise State vs. Colorado State.

For all games not including the Boise State-Colorado State game, a streaming option includes Fubo, which carries the ESPN family of networks, CBS, Fox and NBC and offers a free trial to new subscribers. For the Notre Dame-Miami game, another option is Peacock, NBC's subscription streaming service.

The Boise State-Colorado State game can be streamed on Sling TV.

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