11/5/2026 10:35:00β―AM | Football
Two CFP top 10 matchups and five more ranked matchups take place in what fans are calling the best college football slate of the season.
BYU-Utah in CFP top 10 matchup? Yes, please. (12 p.m. ET on ABC)
The annual rivalry between No. 9 BYU and No. 3 Utah takes place this Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Utah is one of three undefeated teams left in the country, and they hold a top 3 ranking in the first edition of the CFP rankings that were released on Tuesday.
The Cougars are ranked in the top 10 with one loss at UCF but have a three-game winning streak against the Utes. Utah holds a 62-37-4 lead in the all-time series.
Two-loss Texas and Mizzou go head-to-head. (12 p.m. ET on ESPN)
No. 7 Texas and No. 18 Missouri head into Week 10 with the same overall and conference record, with the winner seeing their CFP chances likely rise, and the loser seeing them fall.
The Longhorns two losses came to Oklahoma and No. 24 Florida. The Tigers saw them come to No. 10 Ole Miss and Mississippi State.
Another edition of Alabama-LSU in Death Valley (3:30 p.m. ET on ABC)
A CFP top 15 matchup with both having two losses takes place in Baton Rouge on Saturday afternoon between the Crimson Tide and Tigers.
The Tide have one the last three matchups and hold a 58-27-5 series lead, but first-year head coach Lane Kiffin and the Tigers are hopeful to get a win in the Bayou.
Ducks take on the Buckeyes in Columbus (3:30 p.m. ET on CBS)
No. 23 Oregon got a crucial victory over Northwestern in Week 9, while No. 12 Ohio State fell to USC at the Coliseum.
Both of those results made this matchup much more crucial to CFP implications in the Big Ten Conference.
CFP top 15 matchup in Neyland Stadium (6:15 p.m. ET on ESPN)
The No. 6 ranked Kentucky Wildcats travel to Knoxville on Saturday for a matchup with No. 13 Tennessee at night.
Kentucky was ranked the highest in their program history Tuesday night, and could potentially move even higher with a win in Neyland Saturday night. The Vols will be hoping for the contrary, though, as they need a top 10 win to possibly see themselves in the field after Week 10.
Miami-Notre Dame in South Bend (7:30 p.m. ET on NBC)
A rivalry fueled forever takes place again Saturday night between No. 1 Miami and No. 11 Notre Dame. The Hurricanes topped the CFP rankings Tuesday night for the first time in their program history.
The Irish will be looking for revenge after they were the first team out of the CFP last season, with Miami taking their place in the last at-large spot. Star wide receiver Malachi Toney will be out for the huge game.
Georgia takes on the SIP (7:30 p.m. ET on ABC)
A CFP top 10 matchup takes place in Vaught-Hemingway on Saturday night between No. 2 Georgia and No. 10 Ole Miss. The Rebels have two losses on the season and are on thin ice at that 10-spot, but a win over the Bulldogs could see them jump spots.
The Bulldogs only have one loss at home to Auburn and have a tough remaining schedule that starts with the Rebels, then No. 18 Missouri at home, and ends SEC play with No. 21 South Carolina on the road.
BYU-Utah in CFP top 10 matchup? Yes, please. (12 p.m. ET on ABC)
The annual rivalry between No. 9 BYU and No. 3 Utah takes place this Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Utah is one of three undefeated teams left in the country, and they hold a top 3 ranking in the first edition of the CFP rankings that were released on Tuesday.
The Cougars are ranked in the top 10 with one loss at UCF but have a three-game winning streak against the Utes. Utah holds a 62-37-4 lead in the all-time series.
Two-loss Texas and Mizzou go head-to-head. (12 p.m. ET on ESPN)
No. 7 Texas and No. 18 Missouri head into Week 10 with the same overall and conference record, with the winner seeing their CFP chances likely rise, and the loser seeing them fall.
The Longhorns two losses came to Oklahoma and No. 24 Florida. The Tigers saw them come to No. 10 Ole Miss and Mississippi State.
Another edition of Alabama-LSU in Death Valley (3:30 p.m. ET on ABC)
A CFP top 15 matchup with both having two losses takes place in Baton Rouge on Saturday afternoon between the Crimson Tide and Tigers.
The Tide have one the last three matchups and hold a 58-27-5 series lead, but first-year head coach Lane Kiffin and the Tigers are hopeful to get a win in the Bayou.
Ducks take on the Buckeyes in Columbus (3:30 p.m. ET on CBS)
No. 23 Oregon got a crucial victory over Northwestern in Week 9, while No. 12 Ohio State fell to USC at the Coliseum.
Both of those results made this matchup much more crucial to CFP implications in the Big Ten Conference.
CFP top 15 matchup in Neyland Stadium (6:15 p.m. ET on ESPN)
The No. 6 ranked Kentucky Wildcats travel to Knoxville on Saturday for a matchup with No. 13 Tennessee at night.
Kentucky was ranked the highest in their program history Tuesday night, and could potentially move even higher with a win in Neyland Saturday night. The Vols will be hoping for the contrary, though, as they need a top 10 win to possibly see themselves in the field after Week 10.
Miami-Notre Dame in South Bend (7:30 p.m. ET on NBC)
A rivalry fueled forever takes place again Saturday night between No. 1 Miami and No. 11 Notre Dame. The Hurricanes topped the CFP rankings Tuesday night for the first time in their program history.
The Irish will be looking for revenge after they were the first team out of the CFP last season, with Miami taking their place in the last at-large spot. Star wide receiver Malachi Toney will be out for the huge game.
Georgia takes on the SIP (7:30 p.m. ET on ABC)
A CFP top 10 matchup takes place in Vaught-Hemingway on Saturday night between No. 2 Georgia and No. 10 Ole Miss. The Rebels have two losses on the season and are on thin ice at that 10-spot, but a win over the Bulldogs could see them jump spots.
The Bulldogs only have one loss at home to Auburn and have a tough remaining schedule that starts with the Rebels, then No. 18 Missouri at home, and ends SEC play with No. 21 South Carolina on the road.
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