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Friday
(8) Florida State @ Virginia - 4pm
(24) TCU @ Arizona State - 6pm

Saturday:
(21) USC @ Illinois (23) - 9am
(22) Notre Dame @ Arkansas - 9am
(4) LSU @ Ole Miss (13) - 12:30pm
(11) Indiana @ Iowa - 12:30pm
Auburn @ Texas A&M (9) - 12:30pm
(1) Ohio State @ washington - 12:30pm
Arizona @ Iowa State (14) - 4pm
(17) Alabama @ Georgia (5) - 4:30pm


Going to need multiple televisions at 12:30.

StevensTechU wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 1:10 pm Friday
(8) Florida State @ Virginia - 4pm
(24) TCU @ Arizona State - 6pm

Saturday:
(21) USC @ Illinois (23) - 9am
(22) Notre Dame @ Arkansas - 9am
(4) LSU @ Ole Miss (13) - 12:30pm
(11) Indiana @ Iowa - 12:30pm
Auburn @ Texas A&M (9) - 12:30pm
(1) Ohio State @ washington - 12:30pm
Arizona @ Iowa State (14) - 4pm
(17) Alabama @ Georgia (5) - 4:30pm


Going to need multiple televisions at 12:30.

Have you checked out the new Multiview feature on the ESPN app? Game changer. However, it will only group games on their networks.

YouTubeTV also has a four screen view, I may have had times where I had four games going on my tv with four games on my iPad, my wife always shakes her head in pure disapproval when she sees that so it usually ends up just being the TV or iPad, but when I have those small windows of opportunities to have 8 games on I’ll take it!

I know it’s not a big game at all but I’ll be watching Houston @ Oregon State Friday night.

StevensTechU wrote: Mon Sep 22, 2025 1:10 pm Friday
(8) Florida State @ Virginia - 4pm
(24) TCU @ Arizona State - 6pm

Saturday:
(21) USC @ Illinois (23) - 9am
(22) Notre Dame @ Arkansas - 9am
(4) LSU @ Ole Miss (13) - 12:30pm
(11) Indiana @ Iowa - 12:30pm
Auburn @ Texas A&M (9) - 12:30pm
(1) Ohio State @ washington - 12:30pm
Arizona @ Iowa State (14) - 4pm
(17) Alabama @ Georgia (5) - 4:30pm


Going to need multiple televisions at 12:30.

I wouldn't be surprised to see UW play Ohio State tough, or maybe even pull off an upset. I think OSU is down this year compared to last and that UW is on the rise.

I think it's the classic "better team" vs. "team that does one thing really well." Those are often the fun matchups that can lead to an upset but also wouldn't surprise if they were a blowout in favor of the better team. It'll be interesting and I hope uw gets embarrassed, just like I hope for every week.

At the moment I confess to being a little concerned that UW might be significantly better than expected this year. Obviously a huge game on Montlake this Saturday, which should be in the books by the time the Ducks meet PSU.

Greenblood wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 9:34 pm At the moment I confess to being a little concerned that UW might be significantly better than expected this year. Obviously a huge game on Montlake this Saturday, which should be in the books by the time the Ducks meet PSU.

They are the type that look good against bad competition with a slow defense. Their defense is pretty soft and their OLine is bad, they just rely on three players pretty much to get out in space and make plays. Plus by the time Oregon plays Washington who knows if Demond Williams will be playing at 100% or even at all cause he plays with no regard for his safety. But regardless, Huskies are not built to compete with complete teams. Due to their weak schedule they may manage to end the season with 2 losses, but I think 3 losses is more likely.

There are some really good games where I think home field plays a major factor. Most would pick TCU over ASU on a neutral field, but it's in Tempe. Same thing for the Ducks at Nittany Lions. Same thing with USC at Illinois and LSU at Ole Miss. I'm looking at games to put a few dollars on and I know in my head that some of these 'better' road teams won't win because home field advantage is very real in college sports.

There goes Florida State. UVA did a good job stopping their run.

That would have been a messy scene if there was a penalty on the very last play of the game.

I keep looking up at the TCU-ASU game ticker and ASU seems to be knocking on the doorstep, then some time goes by and I look again and somehow they have the same score. They appear to be allergic of the endzone.

StevensTechU wrote: Fri Sep 26, 2025 9:26 pm I keep looking up at the TCU-ASU game ticker and ASU seems to be knocking on the doorstep, then some time goes by and I look again and somehow they have the same score. They appear to be allergic of the endzone.

Marcus Arroyo’s playcalling hasn’t been doing them any favors. Dilly needs to upgrade at OC. Just like when he was at Oregon, his playcalling makes things more difficult for an offense.

I’m rooting for the Beavs, but dang these refs are doing whatever they can to screw over Houston.

ducks5ever wrote: Fri Sep 26, 2025 7:58 pm There goes Florida State. UVA did a good job stopping their run.

That would have been a messy scene if there was a penalty on the very last play of the game.

It’ll make it better now once FSU beats Miami next week.

Pac-12 after dark……

Oregon State just blew the opportunities they were given. Their confidence has got to be hitting a 30 year low right now. The schedule at least gets a lot easier now.