Schedule for Wednesday, October 7, 2026
FAQs: College Football
Where can I follow live college football scores?
You can follow live college football scores right here on Surprise Sports, which updates scores throughout the day. ESPN's scoreboard is another good option, tracking every FBS and FCS game with box scores, play breakdowns and video highlights as the action happens.
Which TV channels show college football games?
College football games this season appear on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, FOX, FS1, CBS, NBC, the SEC Network, ACC Network, Big Ten Network and CBSSN. Which channel carries a given game depends on the matchup, conference and kickoff time that week.
How can I stream college football games?
Most broadcasts also stream through the network's own app, such as ESPN Unlimited for ESPN and ABC games, FOX One for FOX and Big Ten Network games, and Paramount+ for CBS games. ESPN+ also carries a large number of games that don't make it to TV, especially matchups involving smaller conference teams.
Can I watch college football without a cable subscription?
Yes, streaming services like Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, Sling, YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV let you watch without a cable box. These services carry ESPN, Fox Sports, CBSSN and other channels that show college football games, though each one requires its own paid subscription.
Where can I find the college football schedule and results each week?
The weekly schedule covers every FBS, FCS, Division II and Division III game, along with final scores and the channel that aired each one. Games are grouped by day, starting with Thursday night matchups and running through the full Saturday schedule.
How do I keep up with the college football rankings and playoff race?
The AP Top 25 poll shows how teams are ranked each week based on media votes, and the College Football Playoff rankings come out later in the season to show the playoff picture. Those rankings determine which teams land in the 12-team playoff field.