College Football Week 11 Schedule: Full List of Games, Time & TV Info

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: This was an awesome weekend of college football.

Week 10’s slate saw now-No. 13 Texas fend off a 21-point fourth quarter from Vanderbilt to get to 7–2 on the season and keep their playoff hopes alive, Hugh Freeze get fired by Auburn after going just 15–19 over his first two-plus seasons, Julian Sayin become the Heisman Trophy favorite after bringing No. 1 Ohio State to 8–0 to begin the year, and Shedeur Sanders visit his father, Deion, at Colorado during the Browns’ bye-week.

You are looking live! There is a Group of 5/6 game with potential playoff implications as the top ranked Group of 5/6 Memphis visits Tulane. Tulane head coach Jon Sumrall has been attached to several job openings including LSU. Memphis although not ranked by the College Playoff Committee is the current Group of 5/6 entry. Memphis is a three and hook road favorite

Saturday has a massive noon ET game as BYU pays a visit to Lubbock in a top 10 Big 12 game. Every year the LDSers complain about how BYU is disrespected. Texas Tech already has one loss so another loss might end their hopes for a playoff bid. The key of the game is whether BYU can block the Red Raiders' SEC quality defensive line. The Flying Tortillas are a 10 and hook home favorite.

The 3:30 ET window has two games to watch. Missouri with a freshman QB making his first start visits the undefeated TAMU Aggies. The Aggies are a touchdown home favorite. The other game is Oregon visiting Iowa. Iowa has been Indiana's toughest opponent only losing by five points. Oregon got destroyed by Indiana at Eugene. The weather looks awful with rain, wind, and temperatures in the upper 30s, a perfect day for Iowa's wanting to get Oregon into the phone booth. Iowa is a six and hook home underdog. Oregon did troll Iowa by featuring the punter and long snapper in the lead up to the game.

The pickings for primetime window is slim as the best game appears to be LSU without Apoplectic Kelly visiting 'Bama. The only selling point of the game is whether LSU will have a dead cat bounce with a new head coach. 'Bama is a 10 point home favorite.

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