The Week 10 college football schedule had four games played on Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving five remaining games from Thursday through Friday. We cover the networks and streaming options for those remaining matchups right up until the main slate on Saturday. This week's early lineup features just one game involving an AP Top 25 team, and no games matching two ranked opponents.
How to Watch
Most of the games are available for viewing live by streaming, or with an antenna. Here are the networks carrying the games this season.
CBS Sports Network
- DIRECTV Stream MySports ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($83/month)
- YouTube TV ($83/month)
- Fubo ($85/month)
ESPN
- ESPN Unlimited ($30/month)
- Sling TV Orange ($46/month)
- DIRECTV Stream MySports ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($83/month)
- YouTube TV ($83/month)
- Fubo ($85/month)
ESPN2
- ESPN Unlimited ($30/month)
- Sling TV Orange ($46/month)
- DIRECTV Stream MySports ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($83/month)
- YouTube TV ($83/month)
- Fubo ($85/month)
ESPNU
- ESPN Unlimited ($30/month)
- Sling TV Orange + Sports Extra ($57/month)
- DIRECTV Stream MySports ($70/month)
- Hulu+Live TV ($83/month)
- YouTube TV ($83/month)
- Fubo ($85/month)
The early schedule provides a great lead-in to what promises to be an excellent weekend of college football action across the country. I love how the mid-week games keep the passion for the sport going all season long, and I will be posting these weekly guides throughout the season. My Streaming Life has never been better than when the college football schedule is packed the whole week long.
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