NCAA College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads – Week 14 (December 5th, Championship Week)

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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We are down to one week left in the 2009 college football regular season, which means there is only one last chance for a major upset that could produce a Cinderella BCS Championship Game.

Right now, the smart money would be on Texas facing the Florida-Alabama winner in the title game. Should Nebraska somehow find a way to clip Texas next week in the Big 12 Championship Game, 4th ranked TCU could squeeze its way into the title game…unless Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh and then vaults the Horned Frogs.

As much as I like Colt McCoy as a player, and as a good as a Texas v Florida/Alabama game would be, I want to see one of the “little guys” find its way into the title game.

So go Nebraska! Seriously, who wouldn’t want to see a giant wrench thrown into the BCS’ evil, diabolical plans?

And now, onto the college football tv schedule, point spreads, and picks for Week 14, aka Conference Championship Week.

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NCAA College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads – Thanksgiving Week 13 (November 28th)

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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Incredibly, we head into the final weekend of the college football regular season with six — six! — teams sporting undefeated records.

Florida, Alabama, Texas, TCU, Cincinnati, and Boise State all have legitimate claims to a national title shot right now, by virtue of the fact that no team has proven to be better on the field.

Obviously either Florida or Alabama will taste defeat before BCS slotting time comes, but it is quite likely that the other four teams will all maintain their spotless status. Quite likely…but they all still have to overcome their Thanksgiving weekend hurdles, and they are hurdles that should not be overlooked.

Florida, Alabama, and Texas have rivalry games against Florida State, Auburn, and Texas A&M respectively. Cincinnati must face a Big Ten foe in Illinois while Boise State has to fend off a solid Nevada squad. (TCU has a cakewalk game against New Mexico.)

College football fans are in for a tremendous amount of debate and controversy should five, four, or even three teams finish the season undefeated. What happens during Thanksgiving weekend will go a long way towards determining exactly how much debate and controversy this bowl season will have.

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College Football TV Schedule and Point Spreads – Week 12 (November 21st)

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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Getting a jump start on next week’s college football TV schedule and point spread post because I don’t want to have to worry about it tomorrow night. Peyton v Brady will have my attention.

Anyway, the schedule is not filled with marquee matchups (Ohio State-Michigan is the headliner, if that tells you anything) but certainly could still be a pivotal week in the overall landscape of the season if any of the top teams stumble.

All will be favored by double digits though, so don’t hold your breath.

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College Football Point Spreads and TV Schedule for Week 11, November 14th

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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How’s this for a one-week swing.

Last week, Iowa was on the cover of Sports Illustrated, #4 in the BCS, and being talked about as a potential BCS championship contender.

This week, they have an injured quarterback, a loss to Northwestern on their resume, are now out of the top 10, and are 13.5 point dogs to Ohio State.

So much for that BCS title, huh Hawkeyes?

Let’s look ahead to Week 11 with this week’s college football TV schedule and point spread table.

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College Football Point Spreads and TV Schedule – Week 10 (November 7th)

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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The plot is beginning to thicken, as they say, now that the calendar has turned to November.

Florida, Texas, and Alabama still appear to be the class of college football, with people still wondering exactly how good teams like Iowa, Boise State, and TCU really are.

And then there are the Oregons — teams written off because of an early season loss that have rebounded — who are charging up the top 25 and looking to play spoiler, if not outright BCS party crasher.

Let’s look ahead to Week 10 and the tv schedule and point spreads for Saturday, November 7th. LSU-Alabama is obviously the biggest game on the schedule, but there are some other ones that you’ll want to keep your eye on as well.

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College Football Point Spreads and TV Schedule – Week 9, October 31, Halloween Night

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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It’s time to look ahead to this Saturday with this weekend’s college football TV schedule and point spreads.

The majority of this weekend’s games will be played on October 31st, which is, of course, Halloweeen. With top teams like Florida, Iowa, and Texas all being favored by nine points or more, their fans are certainly hoping that Saturday does not turn out to be a night of terror.

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NCAA College Football Point Spreads and TV Schedule – Week 8, October 24th

The college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads have been posted!

Follow the link to view the college football bowl game TV schedule and point spreads for the 2009-10 bowl season, including all BCS games.

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This past weekend featured a few surefire gems in Texas-Oklahoma and USC-Notre Dame. Neither game disappointed as both games were one possession away from the lead changing when the final buzzer sounded.

In all, there were five matchups between top 25 teams to keep college football fans excited.

This weekend? Not so much.

TCU-BYU highlights what is a pretty lackluster week of matchups. Of course, this will probably mean that Week 8 of the 2009 college football season will end up being the most dramatic; and it could be, if Mississippi State can upset Florida, or Tennessee can upset Alabama, or Missouri can upset Texas.

Of course, based on the point spreads, none of these upsets appears likely.
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College Football TV Schedule – Week of Saturday, November 15, 2008

Click here for the current College Football TV Schedule for Conference Championship Week, the weekend of Saturday, December 6

I gotta be honest here — this is a pretty boring weekend for college football if you ask me. Now of course, it’s all relative. Even the most boring college football weekend is still exciting because there are upsets, outrageous performances, and the perpetual chance of a crotchety old head coach taking a swing at a Clemson player on the sidelines.

But in terms of marquee games, there is not a whole lot to look forward this weekend. No Texas Tech-OK State like last weekend, for instance. Next week, however, we get Texas Tech visiting Oklahoma, Michigan at Ohio State, and other exciting matchups.

This weekend, you’ll have to settle for South Carolina at Florida, which is the only battle between Top 25 teams. Still, it’s always these seemingly ho-hum weekends that end up producing the big season-changing upset. Could Mississippi State knock of Alabama? Could USC trip up again versus Stanford?

The College Football TV Schedule for the week of Saturday, November 15, 2008 is below so you can plan out your Saturday. Bookmark it and come back often. We appreciate your visit.

^ – This is CBS College Sports. Just type that in Google and you’ll find it.

* – Regional ABC coverage. Typically the mid-afternoon games are shown on one of the ESPN networks if it isn’t in your area on ABC. I’m assuming the same will remain true this week. Not sure how the night games will work, as all of the ESPN channels seem to be spoken for. Check your local TV listings for November 11.

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