College Football Games to Watch Week 10: TV Schedule, Kickoff Times & Betting Lines

• Georgia visits an Ole Miss team riding a 16-game home winning streak
• Top-ranked Miami heads to South Bend as a road underdog in prime time
• See kickoff times, TV channels and betting lines for my 10 Week 10 college football games to watch

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The first CFP rankings are out, and Saturday is the first chance to do something about them. Four top-10 teams are on the road, two of them unbeaten.

Here is the Week 10 TV schedule with kickoff times and betting lines, then my 10 games to watch in order.

College Football Week 10 TV Schedule & Betting Lines

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1. Georgia at Ole Miss

• 7:30 pm ET | ABC

Ole Miss has won 16 straight at home. That streak meets a 7-1 Georgia team that beat Florida 27-8 in a game where the Gators turned it over four times, three on interceptions.

The Rebels put 487 yards on Auburn in a 45-15 win, with Trinidad Chambliss going 22 of 34 for 263 yards and adding 65 on the ground. The Georgia vs Ole Miss spread of 3.5 says Vaught-Hemingway counts for something.

2. Miami at Notre Dame

• 7:30 pm ET | NBC

Miami is 8-0 and No. 1 in the first CFP rankings, and it is still a 5.5-point underdog in South Bend. That is the most interesting number on the board.

Notre Dame is 7-1 off a 35-13 win over Navy, though linebacker Drayk Bowen was reported out with a right ankle injury from that game. The Miami vs Notre Dame total of 57.5 is one of the highest here.

3. BYU at Utah

• Noon ET | ABC

The Holy War with both teams in the top 10. Utah is 8-0 and 5-0 in the Big 12, BYU is 7-1 and 4-1, and it kicks at noon on ABC.

Utah led Cincinnati 42-6 at the half last week and won 49-25, with Devon Dampier going 22 of 29 for 260 yards and three scores plus two defensive touchdowns. Utah is favored by five in the BYU vs Utah betting line.

4. Alabama at LSU

• 3:30 pm ET | ABC

Both teams are 6-2 and both are coming off open dates, so there are no excuses about preparation on either sideline.

Alabama is ranked fifth and LSU 14th, which makes the Alabama vs LSU spread of 5.5 toward the home team a bit of a statement. The afternoon ABC window gives this SEC matchup a national audience.

5. Kentucky at Tennessee

• 6:15 pm ET | ESPN

Kentucky is 7-1 and sixth in the CFP rankings. That makes this road test one of the more consequential games on the Week 10 schedule.

Tennessee is 6-2 and hosting its homecoming game. The Kentucky vs Tennessee odds have the Vols laying 6.5, which is a lot against a team with one loss.

6. Texas at Missouri

• Noon ET | ESPN

These two have not met in the regular season since 2011. Both are 6-2, and Missouri just beat Arkansas 34-10 with four takeaways and 24 points off turnovers.

Jamal Roberts ran 23 times for 138 yards in that game and crossed 1,005 rushing yards on the season. The Texas vs Missouri total of 42.5 is the second-lowest of my 10.

7. Oregon at Ohio State

• 3:30 pm ET | CBS

Ryan Day confirmed Luke Fahey for a second straight start with Julian Sayin sidelined. Oregon is expected to go with Dylan Raiola in place of Dante Moore, though the Ducks have not announced it.

Ohio State outgained USC 464-338 in a 30-18 loss but scored one offensive touchdown and kicked four field goals. Finishing drives is the whole Oregon vs Ohio State matchup, and the Buckeyes are laying 7.5.

8. UCLA at Minnesota

• Noon ET | FOX

Bob Chesney is 8-0 in his first season at UCLA, the first Bruins coach to start that way. The run game leads the Big Ten at 219.5 yards a game, 5.44 per carry and 25 rushing touchdowns.

Wayne Knight has 14 total touchdowns, and the defense shut out Nevada 27-0 with four interceptions. Minnesota is 5-3, and the UCLA vs Minnesota total of 39.5 is the lowest here.

9. Texas A&M at South Carolina

• 3:00 pm ET | ESPN

South Carolina has won three in a row and is 21st in the CFP rankings at 5-3. LaNorris Sellers accounted for five touchdowns in a 42-25 win at Oklahoma.

He threw for 301 yards with scoring strikes of 84 and 79 yards and ran for 96 more. The Texas A&M vs South Carolina spread of 7 reflects how well the Gamecocks have been playing.

10. Oklahoma State at Kansas State

• 1:00 pm ET | TNT/Max

Oklahoma State scores 41.1 points a game and goes three-and-out on 5.3% of drives, the lowest rate in FBS. Drew Mestemaker is throwing for 331.1 yards a game.

Kansas State allows 151.9 passing yards, seventh nationally, but has used three different starting quarterbacks and has not named one for Saturday. A fresh Oklahoma State vs Kansas State line was not available on the BetMGM board checked for this update.