Before the arrival of COVID-19, this particular Saturday was forming up to be among the very best of the year in college football. Just remembering the marquee nonconference video games initially arranged for Sept. 12, we had Ohio State-Oregon, Texas-LSU, North Carolina-Auburn, Tennessee-Oklahoma, Penn State-Virginia Tech and Iowa-Iowa State on the slate. The special circumstances of this season, nevertheless, have cleaned each of those contests from the schedule.
So when compared to what could have been, Saturday may appear like a downer for some college football fans who were preparing for the bigger matches. Thinking about the way things looked at times over the last couple months– with teams and leagues dropping out of the season– Saturdays slate isnt all that bad. Ranked groups will be in action during all 3 waves of video games, with No. 1 Clemson, No. 5 Oklahoma, No. 10 Notre Dame, No. 14 Texas, No. 18 North Carolina, No. 21 UCF and No. 23 Iowa State each making their launchings.
In total, 10 ACC groups and seven Big 12 teams are set up to open their seasons Saturday as Mike Norvell coaches his first video game at Florida State, Notre Dame makes its ACC launching and Clemson introduces its quote to reclaim the nationwide title. Theres a lot to cover with those games and whatever in between.
College football ratings, schedule– Week 2
Syracuse at No. 18 North Carolina– Noon on ACC Network– GameTrackerLouisiana at No. 23 Iowa State– Noon on ESPN– GameTracker Duke at No. 10 Notre Dame– 2:30 p.m. on NBC– LIVE updates, highlightsGeorgia Tech at Florida State– 3:30 p.m. on ABC– Predictions, previewMissouri State at No. 5 Oklahoma– 7 p.m. on PPV– How to enjoy, previewNo. 1 Clemson at Wake Forest– 7:30 p.m. on ABC– Predictions, previewUTEP at No. 14 Texas– 8 p.m. on Longhorn Network– Predictions, previewCheck out the complete Week 2 scoreboard
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