College Football Week 10 Games: 10 Biggest Matchups to Watch

College football Week 10 features six ranked-vs-ranked matchups, led by Miami vs Notre Dame. CFB Vibes ranks the 10 best games with kickoff times, TV, streaming, radio and model predictions.

College football Week 10 games are headlined by No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame, one of six ranked-vs-ranked matchups in the CFB Vibes top 10 games to watch.

The list ranks the week's six games between ranked teams, then four in which a ranked team is favored by no more than 80%. The CFB Vibes model simulates each game 10,000 times to set its win probability.

Times Eastern. Ranks in team names are the AP Top 25 (Week 10). "Spread" is the betting market's point spread, averaged across books, so it can land on a quarter point. "Win Probability" is the CFB Vibes model's pregame chance to win as of Nov. 3, 2026, the same number each game page shows. Both move until kickoff.

No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame kicks off at 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Nov. 7, on NBC, streaming on Peacock. The CFB Vibes model gives Notre Dame a 64% chance to win; the point spread is Notre Dame -5.75.

On the radio: Miami: Hurricane Sports Network · WQAM 104.3 Miami. Notre Dame: Notre Dame Radio Network · WSBT 960 AM South Bend.

All 10 games by kickoff, Eastern time.

• ABC carries three of the 10 games, the most of any network.

The CFB Vibes model simulates every game 10,000 times from the betting market's point spread. Its picks in the six ranked-vs-ranked matchups:

• No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame: Notre Dame 64% (spread: Notre Dame -5.75).
• No. 7 BYU at No. 3 Utah: Utah 63% (spread: Utah -5.25).
• No. 2 Georgia at No. 12 Ole Miss: Georgia 59% (spread: Georgia -3.5).
• No. 9 Alabama at No. 15 LSU: LSU 63% (spread: LSU -5.5).
• No. 8 Kentucky at No. 16 Tennessee: Tennessee 66% (spread: Tennessee -6.5).
• No. 10 Texas at No. 19 Missouri: Texas 56% (spread: Texas -2.75).

The closest game on the list is No. 10 Texas at No. 19 Missouri, where the model gives Texas a 56% chance to win.

Of the 17 Week 10 games with a ranked team, these are the four in which the ranked team is favored by 80% or less:

• No. 21 Iowa at Northwestern: Northwestern 56% (spread: Northwestern -2.5).
• No. 5 UCLA at Minnesota: UCLA 64% (spread: UCLA -5.5).
• Oklahoma at No. 25 Florida: Florida 66% (spread: Florida -6.25).
• Texas A&M at No. 23 South Carolina: South Carolina 67% (spread: South Carolina -7).

Just outside the cut: West Virginia at No. 13 Texas Tech (Texas Tech 86%); No. 20 Boise State at Colorado State (Boise State 86%).

Each program's season-long radio network and flagship station, as the school publishes it. Affiliate lineups and listen-live links are on each team's How to Watch page.

• What are the best college football games in Week 10? 1. No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame; 2. No. 7 BYU at No. 3 Utah; 3. No. 2 Georgia at No. 12 Ole Miss; 4. No. 9 Alabama at No. 15 LSU; 5. No. 8 Kentucky at No. 16 Tennessee; 6. No. 10 Texas at No. 19 Missouri; 7. No. 21 Iowa at Northwestern; 8. No. 5 UCLA at Minnesota; 9. Oklahoma at No. 25 Florida; 10. Texas A&M at No. 23 South Carolina.
• What is the biggest college football game of Week 10? No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame, the matchup of the two highest-ranked teams by combined AP Top 25 ranking.
• What channel is Miami vs Notre Dame on? NBC, streaming on Peacock.
• What time does Miami vs Notre Dame start? 7:30 p.m. ET Saturday, Nov. 7.
• How many ranked vs ranked games are in Week 10? Six, and all six are in the CFB Vibes top 10.

• Up to six games between two AP Top 25 teams, highest combined ranking first, then games in which a ranked team is favored by 80% or less, closest first, until there are ten. That order is the Rank column.
• Win probabilities come from the CFB Vibes model, which simulates each game 10,000 times from the betting market's point spreads. A game with no line is not priced and cannot make the list.
• The spread is that same market line, averaged across books. The team with the minus sign is favored to win by that many points.
• TV and streaming are the listings the site's schedule feed carried for each game, the same ones on every team's How to Watch page. A game with no carrier listed yet says so.
• Radio is each program's season-long network and flagship station. Availability can vary by game.

Season

2026, Week 10

Rankings

AP Top 25, Week 10

Games with a ranked team

17

Ranked vs. ranked

6

Figures generated

2026-11-03

• No. 1 Miami at No. 4 Notre Dame: game page · Miami how to watch · Notre Dame how to watch
• No. 7 BYU at No. 3 Utah: game page · BYU how to watch · Utah how to watch
• No. 2 Georgia at No. 12 Ole Miss: game page · Georgia how to watch · Ole Miss how to watch
• No. 9 Alabama at No. 15 LSU: game page · Alabama how to watch · LSU how to watch
• No. 8 Kentucky at No. 16 Tennessee: game page · Kentucky how to watch · Tennessee how to watch
• No. 10 Texas at No. 19 Missouri: game page · Texas how to watch · Missouri how to watch
• No. 21 Iowa at Northwestern: game page · Iowa how to watch · Northwestern how to watch
• No. 5 UCLA at Minnesota: game page · UCLA how to watch · Minnesota how to watch
• Oklahoma at No. 25 Florida: game page · Oklahoma how to watch · Florida how to watch
• Texas A&M at No. 23 South Carolina: game page · Texas A&M how to watch · South Carolina how to watch

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