College Football Week 4: Your Guide to the Best Games to Watch with Sling TV
The biggest games this week in college football.
Week 3 did its part to keep the college football chaos rolling.
Ole Miss spoiled Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford with a 32-24 win over LSU, Kentucky walked into College Station and stunned Texas A&M, and Florida survived a 44-39 shootout at Auburn. By Sunday, the AP poll had been scrambled again, with the Rebels jumping all the way to No. 4 and the Gators cracking the Top 25 at No. 21.
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And Week 4? Yup, it’s loaded. No. 1 Texas heads to Knoxville for a date with No. 14 Tennessee, fresh-off-a-big-win No. 4 Ole Miss visits No. 21 Florida, and Oklahoma gets the small matter of a road trip to face No. 2 Georgia in Athens.
Saturday can’t get here fast enough.
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Top college football games on Sling: Week 4 - Saturday, September 26
No. 1 Texas Longhorns at No. 14 Tennessee Volunteers
Saturday, September 26, 12 PM ET, ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue or the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Somehow, Texas and Tennessee have never done this before.
The two orange-clad programs have met just three times in their long histories, all in the Cotton Bowl, and haven’t played each other at all since the 1969 Cotton Bowl. For two major programs, that’s bonkers. On Saturday, No. 1 Texas makes its first-ever trip to Neyland Stadium for the SEC opener for both teams.
The Longhorns arrive at 3-0 after knocking off Ohio State in Week 2 and handling UTSA last weekend, while Tennessee enters its first conference game with freshman quarterback Faizon Brandon leading the offense. And if a visit from the No. 1 team in the country weren’t enough, Tennessee is going full Checker Neyland for the occasion.
First regular-season meeting. First trip to Knoxville. More than 100,000 people wearing various shades of orange. Party on, CFB nation.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Texas -4.5 (-112) | Tennessee +4.5 (-108)
Over/Under: 55.5 points (Over -112 | Under -108)
Moneyline: Texas -205 | Tennessee +170
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No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels at No. 21 Florida Gators
Saturday, September 26, 3:30 PM ET, ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue or the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Ain’t no rest for Ole Miss. One week after knocking off LSU in one of the most emotional games on the entire college football schedule, the Rebels head straight into another ranked SEC matchup, this time against an undefeated Florida team in the Swamp.
Ole Miss jumped to No. 4 after its 32-24 win over LSU, powered by another huge game from Trinidad Chambliss, who accounted for 399 total yards and three touchdowns. The Rebels are 3-0, but they may be without star running back Kewan Lacy, who injured his shoulder against LSU and is questionable for Saturday.
Florida is 3-0 itself after surviving a 44-39 shootout at Auburn and now gets its biggest test yet at home. And if Ole Miss is still riding high after last weekend, Gainesville has a way of bringing teams back to earth pretty quickly.
So much for an easy victory lap.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Florida -3.5 (+100) | Ole Miss +3.5 (-120)
Over/Under: 58.5 points (Over -115 | Under -105)
Moneyline: Florida -155 | Ole Miss +130
Oklahoma Sooners at No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs
Saturday, September 26, 3:30 PM ET, ESPN
How to watch with Sling: Watch ESPN with a monthly subscription to Sling Orange, Sling Essentials, or watch with 1, 3, or 7 Day Pass Subscription
Oklahoma could use a get-right game. This is decidedly not that. Two weeks ago, the Sooners were ranked No. 11 in the country. After a 17-10 loss at Michigan and an uninspiring 14-6 win over New Mexico, they’ve dropped out of the AP Top 25 entirely. And their reward? A trip to Athens to face No. 2 Georgia.
The Bulldogs are 3-0 and coming off a 45-17 win at Arkansas, while Oklahoma heads into its SEC opener looking for an offense that managed just one touchdown against New Mexico. The Sooners’ defense has kept them afloat, allowing just 23 points through three games, but Georgia at Sanford Stadium presents an entirely different challenge.
There’s some history here, too. The only previous meeting between these programs was the 2018 Rose Bowl, when Georgia won a 54-48 double-overtime classic in the College Football Playoff semifinal. Saturday marks their first regular-season meeting and Oklahoma’s first-ever trip to Athens.
Welcome to SEC play, Sooners.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Oklahoma +14 (-110) | Georgia -14 (-110)
Over/Under: 44.5 points (Over -110 | Under -110)
Moneyline: Oklahoma +440 | Georgia -600
South Carolina Gamecocks at No. 8 Alabama Crimson Tide
Saturday, September 26, 7 PM ET, ESPN
How to watch with Sling: Watch ESPN with a monthly subscription to Sling Orange, Sling Essentials, or watch with 1, 3, & 7 Day Pass Subscription
South Carolina knows it can beat Alabama. Now it has to do it in Tuscaloosa. The Gamecocks knocked off the Crimson Tide 29-22 last season, snapping a four-game losing streak in the series. And the last time they visited Bryant-Denny Stadium, in 2024, they came within two points of pulling off another upset before Alabama escaped 27-25.
This time, South Carolina arrives at 2-1 and looking to rebound from a 41-34 loss to Mississippi State. Alabama, meanwhile, is 3-0 and has scored at least 45 points in every game, including last week’s 50-36 win over Florida State.
In recent years, the Gamecocks have made Alabama sweat plenty. Pulling it off again in Tuscaloosa would be something else.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: South Carolina +12.5 (-110) | Alabama -12.5 (-110)
Over/Under: 53.5 points (Over -110 | Under -110)
Moneyline: South Carolina +370 | Alabama -485
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Saturday still has plenty left in the tank, with No. 23 Texas A&M visiting No. 10 LSU and No. 20 Oregon heading to No. 12 USC. This makes it the first weekend ever with four games between eight Top 25 schools from the same conference (the SEC). We’ll be glued to the TV.
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College Football Rankings - Week of Sept. 21
AP Top 25
1. Texas
2. Georgia
3. Notre Dame
4. Ole Miss
5. Indiana
6. Miami
7. Ohio St.
8. Alabama
9. BYU
10. LSU
11. Texas Tech
12. USC
13. Penn State
14. Tennessee
15. Utah
16. Louisville
17. Iowa
18. Michigan
19. Missouri
20. Oregon
21. Florida
22. SMU
23. Texas A&M
24. Mississippi St.
25. Houston
College Football schedule - Games available on Sling
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How to watch College Football with Sling:
- College Football Games on ESPN or ESPN2: You can watch college football games on ESPN with Sling Orange, as that package has ESPN and ESPN2. Also available with a Day, Week, or Weekend Pass subscriptions.
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- College Football Games on FOX or FS1: Sling has FOX in the Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in certain markets. Those markets are: Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Gainesville, Houston, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York, Orlando/Daytona/Melbourne, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, Seattle, Tampa/St. Petersburg and Washington, DC. FS1 games are included with the Sling Blue package. NOT available with Day, Week, or Weekend Pass subscriptions.
- College Football Games on NBC: Sling has NBC in the Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in certain markets. Those markets are: Chicago, Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Hartford/New Haven, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, Washington, DC and San Diego. If you do not live in these areas, you can also watch by subscribing to Peacock. NOT available with Day, Week, or Weekend Pass subscriptions.
- College Football Games on CBS: Sling does not carry CBS, but you can watch games on CBS with an OTA Antenna or subscribing to Paramount+.
- College Football Games on SEC Network and ACC Network: To watch games on SEC Network, you will need Sling Orange plus the Sports extra pack. Available with Day, Week, or Weekend Pass subscriptions. with Sports Extras add-on.
- College Football Games on Big Ten Network: To watch games on Big Ten Network, you will need Sling Blue plus the Sports extra pack. NOT available with Day, Week, or Weekend Pass subscriptions.