The Week 1 College Football Schedule, Dates, Start Times, TV Channel

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Five days, dozens of games, one headline. The Week 1 2026 college football schedule opens Thursday and doesn’t let up until Monday night, but everything points toward one Saturday morning kickoff — defending national champion Ohio State hosting No. 1 Texas at 11 a.m. on FOX, a rematch of last season’s College Football Playoff semifinal that the Buckeyes won 28-14. Both teams will start new quarterbacks this time around: Arch Manning for the Longhorns, Julian Sayin for Ohio State.

That’s not the only storyline. Bill Belichick makes his college coaching debut when North Carolina hosts TCU on Monday night’s ESPN standalone game. No. 9 LSU heads to No. 4 Clemson for a top-10 showdown. And Colorado opens its first season without Shedeur Sanders, Shilo Sanders, and Travis Hunter on the roster, hosting Georgia Tech on Friday night.

Thursday, August 28 (All Times ET)

MatchupTimeTV Channel
No. 25 Boise State at USF4:30 p.m.ESPN
Ohio at Rutgers5:00 p.m.Big Ten Network
Lafayette at Bowling Green5:00 p.m.ESPN+
East Carolina at NC State6:00 p.m.ACC Network
Jacksonville State at UCF6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Delaware State at Delaware6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Saint Francis at UL Monroe6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Wyoming at Akron6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Central Arkansas at Missouri6:30 p.m.SEC Network
Elon at Duke6:30 p.m.ESPN+
UT Martin at Oklahoma State6:30 p.m.ESPN+
Buffalo at Minnesota6:30 p.m.FS1
Stephen F. Austin at Houston7:00 p.m.ESPN+
Alabama State at UAB7:30 p.m.ESPN+
Nebraska at Cincinnati8:00 p.m.ESPN
Miami (OH) at Wisconsin8:00 p.m.Big Ten Network
Stony Brook at San Diego State9:00 p.m.TV TBA

Friday, August 29 (All Times ET)

MatchupTimeTV Channel
Tarleton State at Army5:00 p.m.CBSSN
Western Michigan at Michigan State6:00 p.m.FS1
Kennesaw State at Wake Forest6:00 p.m.ACC Network
App State at Charlotte6:00 p.m.ESPNU
Bethune-Cookman at Florida International6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Western Illinois at No. 12 Illinois6:30 p.m.Peacock
Wagner at Kansas6:30 p.m.ESPN+
Auburn at Baylor7:00 p.m.FOX
Georgia Tech at Colorado7:00 p.m.ESPN
UNLV at Sam Houston State8:30 p.m.CBSSN
Central Michigan at San Jose State9:30 p.m.FS1

Saturday, August 30 (All Times ET)

MatchupTimeTV Channel
No. 1 Texas at No. 3 Ohio State11:00 a.m.FOX
Syracuse at No. 24 Tennessee (Atlanta)11:00 a.m.ABC
Mississippi State at Southern Miss11:00 a.m.ESPN
Florida Atlantic at Maryland11:00 a.m.Big Ten Network
Ball State at Purdue11:00 a.m.Big Ten Network
Northwestern at Tulane11:00 a.m.ESPNU
Duquesne at Pittsburgh11:00 a.m.ACC Network
VMI at Navy11:00 a.m.CBSSN
Merrimack at Kent State11:00 a.m.ESPN+
Toledo at Kentucky11:45 a.m.SEC Network
Fordham at Boston College1:00 p.m.ESPN+
Robert Morris at West Virginia1:00 p.m.ESPN+
Central Connecticut at UConn1:00 p.m.TV TBA
Old Dominion at No. 20 Indiana1:30 p.m.FS1
Eastern Kentucky at Louisville2:00 p.m.ACC Network
Nevada at No. 2 Penn State2:30 p.m.CBS
Marshall at No. 5 Georgia2:30 p.m.ESPN
No. 8 Alabama at Florida State2:30 p.m.ABC
South Dakota at No. 22 Iowa State2:30 p.m.FOX
Bucknell at Air Force2:30 p.m.CBSSN
Temple at Massachusetts2:30 p.m.ESPN+
Holy Cross at Northern Illinois2:30 p.m.ESPN+
Montana State at No. 7 Oregon3:00 p.m.Big Ten Network
Maine at Liberty3:00 p.m.ESPN+
Alabama A&M at Arkansas3:15 p.m.SEC Network
Chattanooga at Memphis3:30 p.m.ESPN+
Illinois State at No. 18 Oklahoma5:00 p.m.ESPN+
UAlbany at Iowa5:00 p.m.FS1
Coastal Carolina at Virginia5:00 p.m.ACC Network
Weber State at James Madison5:00 p.m.ESPN+
Long Island University at No. 15 Florida6:00 p.m.ESPN+
North Dakota at No. 17 Kansas State6:00 p.m.ESPN+
UTSA at No. 19 Texas A&M6:00 p.m.ESPN
Charleston Southern at Vanderbilt6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Austin Peay at Middle Tennessee6:00 p.m.ESPN+
North Alabama at Western Kentucky6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Southeast Missouri State at Arkansas State6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Morgan State at South Alabama6:00 p.m.ESPN+
Nicholls at Troy6:00 p.m.ESPN+
No. 9 LSU at No. 4 Clemson6:30 p.m.ABC
New Mexico at No. 14 Michigan6:30 p.m.NBC
Arkansas-Pine Bluff at No. 23 Texas Tech6:30 p.m.ESPN+
Missouri State at USC6:30 p.m.Big Ten Network
SE Louisiana at Louisiana Tech6:30 p.m.ESPN+
UTEP at Utah State6:30 p.m.CBSSN
Georgia State at No. 21 Ole Miss6:45 p.m.SEC Network
Portland State at BYU7:00 p.m.ESPN+
Rice at Louisiana7:00 p.m.ESPN+
Eastern Michigan at Texas State7:00 p.m.ESPN+
Lamar at North Texas7:00 p.m.ESPN+
Abilene Christian at Tulsa7:00 p.m.ESPN+
East Texas A&M at No. 16 SMU8:00 p.m.ACC Network
Bryant at New Mexico State8:00 p.m.ESPN+
Georgia Southern at Fresno State8:30 p.m.FS1
Northern Arizona at No. 11 Arizona State9:00 p.m.ESPN+
Idaho at Washington State9:00 p.m.The CW Network
California at Oregon State9:30 p.m.ESPN
Hawai’i at Arizona9:30 p.m.TNT
Utah at UCLA10:00 p.m.FOX
Colorado State at Washington10:00 p.m.Big Ten Network

Sunday, August 31 (All Times ET)

MatchupTimeTV Channel
Virginia Tech at No. 13 South Carolina (Atlanta)2:00 p.m.ESPN
No. 6 Notre Dame at No. 10 Miami6:30 p.m.ABC

Monday, September 1 (All Times ET)

MatchupTimeTV Channel
TCU at North Carolina7:00 p.m.ESPN

Saturday Morning Belongs to Texas and Ohio State

Everything else on the Week 1 2026 college football schedule is a build-up to 11 a.m. Saturday. Ohio State beat Texas 28-14 in last season’s Playoff semifinal, and now the rematch comes with brand-new quarterbacks on both sides — Arch Manning stepping in as the Heisman favorite for the Longhorns, Julian Sayin taking over under center for the defending champs. FOX has the broadcast, and it’s hard to imagine a bigger single game anywhere on the Week 1 slate.

A Coaching Debut and a Top-10 Road Trip

Monday night closes the week with Bill Belichick’s first game as a college head coach, North Carolina hosting TCU on ESPN’s standalone slot. Saturday night carries its own heavyweight matchup — No. 9 LSU traveling to No. 4 Clemson, a true road test for a Tigers team with national title aspirations of its own. And Colorado’s Friday night opener against Georgia Tech marks the first snap of the post-Sanders, post-Hunter era in Boulder — a program that spent the last two years defined by names that are no longer on the roster.

FAQ

Q: When does the 2026 college football season start?
A: The Week 1 2026 college football schedule begins Thursday, August 28, and runs through Monday, September 1, with games played on all five days.

Q: When is Texas vs Ohio State 2026?
A: Texas vs Ohio State 2026 kicks off Saturday, August 30, at 11:00 a.m. ET on FOX, a rematch of last season’s College Football Playoff semifinal.

Q: What time does the Ohio State vs Texas game start?
A: The Ohio State vs. Texas game — No. 1 Texas at No. 3 Ohio State — has an 11:00 a.m. ET kickoff on FOX.

Q: What other ranked matchups are on the 2026 college football Week 1 schedule?
A: Notable ranked matchups include No. 9 LSU at No. 4 Clemson (Saturday, 6:30 p.m., ABC) and No. 6 Notre Dame at No. 10 Miami (Sunday, 6:30 p.m., ABC), along with several Top 25 teams hosting non-conference opponents throughout the week.

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