It's here again bitches. This month there is mother fucking college football and while this is normally slow season we at least have some entertainment in realignment to keep us occupied until the season begins. My favorite thread every year is time to go...
All times Central and the bold are my scheduled viewing...
Week 0-
Saturday August 28:
	Nebraska at Illinois    12:00 pm    FOX (cable) / FOX Video
	Hawaii at UCLA    2:30 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Eastern Illinois at Indiana State    5:00 pm    TBA
	Alcorn vs. NC Central    6:00 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
UConn at Fresno State    TBA    CBSSN / CBS Video
UTEP at New Mexico State    8:30 pm    Bally Spots / $Flo Video
	Southern Utah at San Jose State    9:00 pm    CBSSN / CBS Video
It'll be weird to see Nebby start the season @ Illinois for college football. Both teams are expected to be fairly bad, so this might be the only time I watch either team other than that glorious 11AM matchup for NU/OU. Hawaii will score 35 on UCLA but UCLA will score 52 and that should be fun. UConn @ Fresno should be an interesting matchup that you don't see too often. UTEP @ New Mexico State are both terrible but it's a rivalry even if it's a bigger basketball rivalry. We've had worse 0 weeks.
Week 1-
Wednesday September 1:
UAB vs. Jacksonville State (Montgomery, AL)6:30pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Better than nothing and a regional rivalry where both schools have had great success at their level. I really enjoy watching Bill Clark at UAB so I'm interested to see what level they're at this year. It's college football on tv.
Thursday September 2:
	Temple at Rutgers    5:30 pm    BTN / FOX Video
Boise State at UCF    6:00 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
Appalachian State vs. East Carolina (Charlotte, NC)    6:30 pm    ESPNU / ESPN Video
	South Florida at NC State    6:30 pm    ACC Network / / ESPN Video
	Bowling Green at Tennessee    7:00 pm    SEC Network / ESPN Video
Ohio State at Minnesota    7:00 pm    FOX (cable) / FOX Video
	Eastern Washington at UNLV    9:00 pm    FSN / Stadium (affiliates) / FSGo Video
	Southern Utah at Arizona State    9:30 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
	Weber State at Utah    TBA    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
Great set for the first Thursday with a rivalry in Temple @ Rutgers and then a future Big 12 battle between Boise @ UCF looks to be a blast and game of the night. I'm interesting in seeing how ECU is progressing and Appalachian State @ ECU will be a great uniform game with some good scoring. The BigTen game will probably be a blow out, but row the boat is always a wildcard. I guess y'all can watch Tennessee against one of the worst FBS teams there is to scout your future UT nemesis.
Friday September 3-
	North Carolina at Virginia Tech    5:00 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Duke at Charlotte    6:00 pm    CBSSN / CBS Video
	Old Dominion at Wake Forest    6:00 pm    ACC Network / ESPN Video
Michigan State at Northwestern    8:00 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Northern Colorado at Colorado    8:00 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
	South Dakota State at Colorado State    8:00 pm    FS1 / FSGo
	Games online only or not scheduled for nationally available networks.
South Dakota at Kansas    7:00 pm    $espn+ Video
Fun little Friday with two good games and then a Big 12 showing where KU will probably lose to South Dakota. UNC @ VaTech is going to be a great one and I know Northwestern wants revenge on Michigan State for their upset over them last year. Damn good opening Friday, but I have to admit if they could have Colorado vs Colorado State instead of those FCS games it would be a bit better.
Saturday September 4-
	Army at Georgia State    11:00 am    ESPNU / ESPN Video
	Colgate at Boston College    11:00 am    ACC Network / / ESPN Video
	Fordham at Nebraska    11:00 am    BTN / FOX Video
	Holy Cross at UConn    11:00 am    CBSSN / CBS Video
Kansas State vs. Stanford (in Arlington)    11:00 am    FS1 / FSGo
	Louisiana Monroe at Kentucky    11:00 am    SEC Network / ESPN Video
	Oklahoma at Tulane    11:00 am    ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Penn State at Wisconsin    11:00 am    FOX (cable) / FOX Video
	Western Michigan at Michigan    11:00 am    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Fresno State at Oregon    1:00 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
	Lafayette at Air Force    1:00 pm    FSN / Stadium (affiliates) / FSGo Video
Alabama vs. Miami (Atlanta)    2:30 pm    ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
	Indiana at Iowa    2:30 pm    BTN / FOX Video
	Marshall at Navy    2:30 pm    CBSSN / CBS Video
West Virginia at Maryland    2:30 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Central Michigan at Missouri    3:00 pm    SEC Network / ESPN Video
	Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State    3:00 pm    ESPNU / ESPN Video
	UMass at Pittsburgh    3:00 pm    ACC Network / / ESPN Video
Louisiana Lafayette at Texas    3:30 pm    FOX (cable) / FOX Video
	San Jose State at USC    4:00 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
Oregon State at Purdue    6:00 pm    FS1 / FSGo
	Syracuse at Ohio    6:00 pm    CBSSN / CBS Video
Texas Tech at Houston    6:00 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Clemson vs. Georgia (Charlotte, NC)    6:30 pm    ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
	Florida Atlantic at Florida    6:30 pm    SEC Network / ESPN Video
	Northern Illinois at Georgia Tech    6:30 pm    ACC Network / / ESPN Video
	UTSA at Illinois    6:30 pm    BTN / FOX Video
	Kent State at Texas A&M    7:00 pm    ESPNU / ESPN Video
	Montana at Washington    7:00 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
LSU at UCLA    7:30 pm    FOX (cable) / FOX Video
	Arizona vs. BYU (Las Vegas)    9:30 pm    ESPN / ESPN Video
	Nevada at California    9:30 pm    FS1 / FSGo
	New Mexico State at San Diego State    9:30 pm    CBSSN / CBS Video
	Utah State at Washington State    10:00 pm    Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
I'll be at the Baylor @ Texas State game so I'll miss most of what looks to be one of the best opening Saturdays we've seen in a long time outside of what I can watch at the tailgate. There are just a plethora of great games. We're going to need about 5 screens at any given time with this schedule. Usually on the opening Saturday you're struggling at the 2:30 mark to find a decent game, but every time slot is full of fantastic games.
Sunday, September 5th-
	
Florida A&M vs. Jackson State    2:00 pm    ESPN2 / ESPN Video
	Grambling vs. Tennessee State    3:00 pm    TBA
	Cramton Bowl: Fort Valley State vs. Tuskegee    6:00 pm    ESPNU / ESPN Video
Notre Dame at Florida State    6:30 pm    ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Early game is Prime Time coaching against FAMU so we have to see how that is going and Notre Dame @ FSU needs no introduction.
Monday, September 6th-
Louisville vs. Ole Miss (Atlanta)7:00 pmESPN / ESPN Video
Hell yeah why the fuck not
TL;DR- It's fucking football time
 
	 
						
							 
						
							 
	 
						
							 
						
							 
						
							 
						
							 
	 
	
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