Preview Roundups
October 04, 2025
Kentucky at Georgia 12:00 PM ET
Looking to begin a new home winning streak, No. 12 Georgia will try to overcome a disappointing loss ahead of a Southeastern Conference matchup with Kentucky on Saturday afternoon in Athens, Ga.
Kentucky at Georgia 12:00 PM ET
Gunner Stockton completed 15 of 23 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 48 yards and two scores as No. 12 Georgia breezed past Kentucky 35-14 in Southeastern Conference play Saturday.
Wisconsin at Michigan 12:00 PM ET
Michigan had a bye week before Saturday's Big Ten matchup with Wisconsin in Ann Arbor. Head coach Sherrone Moore is returning from a longer break.
Illinois at Purdue 12:00 PM ET
Even with a high-profile hiccup, No. 22 Illinois keeps clicking behind an explosive offense entering Saturday afternoon's game against Big Ten Conference rival Purdue in West Lafayette, Ind.
Boston College at Pittsburgh 12:00 PM ET
It appears that Eli Holstein will remain Pitt's starting quarterback Saturday when the Panthers host Boston College in an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup.
Clemson at North Carolina 12:00 PM ET
The misery will subside somewhat for either Clemson or North Carolina this weekend.
Kansas State at Baylor 12:00 PM ET
Baylor and Kansas State know that seasons can turn around in an instant.
Iowa State at Cincinnati 12:00 PM ET
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Scott Satterfield didn't mince words following the team's 37-34 victory Saturday at Kansas, telling sideline reporter Lauren Jbara that the Bearcats are here for the Big 12.
Campbell at NC State 2:00 PM ET
North Carolina State will take a break from a two-game skid in conference play and will look to get back into the win column on Saturday afternoon against Campbell in Raleigh, N.C.
Oklahoma State at Arizona 3:00 PM ET
Oklahoma State, with its coaching staff in flux, heads out to face Arizona on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.
Texas at Florida 3:30 PM ET
No. 9 Texas pits one of the nation's top defenses against stumbling Florida on Saturday afternoon in a Southeastern Conference clash in Gainesville, Fla.
Penn State at UCLA 3:30 PM ET
After a hard-fought loss last weekend, No. 7 Penn State will be in store for a different type of challenge Saturday afternoon when it faces UCLA in Big Ten action in Los Angeles.
Washington at Maryland 3:30 PM ET
Maryland coach Mike Locksley isn't buying into the hype.
Virginia at Louisville 3:30 PM ET
One year ago, Virginia took a 4-1 record into a game with Louisville, lost to the Cardinals, and spiraled to a 5-7 finish.
Syracuse at Southern Methodist 3:30 PM ET
Syracuse and SMU will look to rebound from tough defeats on Saturday afternoon when the Atlantic Coast Conference teams battle in Dallas.
UL Monroe at Northwestern 3:30 PM ET
The first meeting between Northwestern and UL Monroe on Saturday in Evanston, Ill., pits teams coming off uplifting victories paved by their success on the ground.
Kent State at Oklahoma 4:00 PM ET
Offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle sees flashes of the way John Mateer interacted with Cam Ward at Washington State in the way Michael Hawkins Jr. has interacted with Mateer so far this season at Oklahoma.
Michigan State at Nebraska 4:00 PM ET
When Michigan State visits Nebraska on Saturday, both teams will be coming off a bye week with hopes of rebounding from a recent loss and reigniting the Big Ten campaign.
Texas Tech at Houston 7:00 PM ET
No. 11 Texas Tech returns from its bye week with a quarterback quandary heading into Saturday night's game at Houston in a showdown of unbeaten Big 12 Conference rivals.
Mississippi State at Texas A&M 7:30 PM ET
The first third of the season was very successful for Texas A&M.
Minnesota at Ohio State 7:30 PM ET
Drake Lindsey didn't play like a redshirt freshman quarterback when he led Minnesota on the game-winning drive against Rutgers last weekend.
Miami at Florida State 7:30 PM ET
For the first five weeks of the season, No. 3 Miami did not have to leave home.
Colorado at Texas Christian 7:30 PM ET
Colorado and TCU are both looking to bounce back from three-point losses when they meet in Big 12 action Saturday night in Fort Worth, Texas.
Kansas at Central Florida 7:30 PM ET
Most coaches will tell their teams something along the lines of, "Don't let one opponent beat you twice," meaning the players should learn from the mistakes in a loss but not dwell on them to the point where they aren't focused on the next opponent.
Duke at California 10:30 PM ET
The Duke offense is piling up points and the defense is forcing miscues over the past two games.
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