College Football Week 10: Your Guide to the Best Games to Watch with Sling TV
The biggest games this week in college football.
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Week 10 has absolutely no interest in easing us into November.
The College Football Playoff race is heating up, conference titles are up for grabs, and Saturday's schedule is downright ridiculous. No. 1 Miami heads to South Bend for a showdown with No. 11 Notre Dame (the Fighting Irish are ranked No. 4 in the AP Poll, but are 11th in the first batch of CFP Rankings). No. 2 Georgia and No. 10 Ole Miss have SEC business to settle, No. 5 Alabama and No. 14 LSU renew their annual grudge match, and the Holy War between No. 9 BYU and No. 3 Utah arrives with both teams ranked in the top 10.
Five ranked matchups, including two top-five AP teams going head-to-head in South Bend. By Sunday morning, the playoff picture could look very different.
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Top college football games on Sling: Week 10 - Saturday, November 7
No. 1 Miami vs. No. 11 Notre Dame
Saturday, Nov. 7 | 7:30PM ET | NBC
How to watch with Sling: Watch NBC with a monthly subscription to Sling Select and Sling Blue.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av5MFaJVaZA
Some rivalries never really die. They just wait a few decades to get interesting again.
Miami and Notre Dame meet in a rare top-five showdown, with echoes of the infamous 1988 “Catholics vs. Convicts” game. The stakes are enormous. The Hurricanes are 8-0 and sitting atop both polls, although last week's narrow 38-35 escape against North Carolina wasn't exactly reassuring. Notre Dame, meanwhile, is 7-1 and looking for a signature win after falling to BYU earlier this season.
Here's a matchup worth circling: Miami leads the nation in scoring at 47.6 points per game, while Notre Dame boasts the country's top-ranked defense in yards allowed. Something's gotta give. Unfortunately, a high ankle sprain suffered during Wednesday’s practice will sideline Miami’s star wide receiver Malachi Toney for Saturday’s game and beyond (recovery is typically at least four weeks, so hopefully Toney will be able to return).
Throw in decades of bad blood, a primetime crowd in South Bend and major playoff implications, and we've got ourselves a Saturday night spectacular.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Notre Dame -5.5 (-110) | Miami FL +5.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Notre Dame -205 | Miami FL +170
Over/Under: 57.5 (Over -110 | Under -110)
No. 2 Georgia vs. No. 10 Ole Miss
Saturday, Nov. 7 | 7:30PM ET | ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Georgia has a little unfinished business in Oxford.
The Bulldogs are 7-1 and fresh off a convincing 27-8 win over Florida, but Ole Miss has been a particularly pesky opponent lately. The Rebels knocked Georgia out of last season's College Football Playoff with a Sugar Bowl victory, and Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart has yet to win a game in Oxford. That last part has to sting.
The matchup itself is pretty juicy. Georgia is averaging 41 points per game while allowing just 14.9. Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has thrown for 2,189 yards and 18 touchdowns, but the Rebels' defense ranks a troubling 97th nationally. That's not exactly ideal when Georgia comes calling.
At 6-2, Ole Miss can ill afford another loss if it hopes to stay in the playoff conversation. Georgia wants revenge, the Rebels need a statement win, and Oxford should be plenty loud.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Georgia -3.5 (-108) | Ole Miss +3.5 (-112)
Moneyline: Georgia -175 | Ole Miss +145
Over/Under: 56.5 (Over -110 | Under -110)
No. 5 Alabama vs. No. 14 LSU
Saturday, Nov. 7 | 3:30 PM ET | ABC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFSNUlSJKBU
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
Welcome to Death Valley, Alabama. Hope you weren’t expecting a warm reception.
The Crimson Tide have won three straight in this rivalry, including last year's 20-9 defensive slugfest in Tuscaloosa. But this time, the Tigers get home-field advantage in Baton Rouge, where 100,000-plus fans will be more than happy to make Alabama's afternoon miserable.
Both teams enter at 6-2, and neither has much room for error in the playoff race. LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt is coming off a monster performance against Auburn, throwing for 387 yards and three touchdowns. Alabama's Keelon Russell answered with 311 yards and three scores of his own against Texas A&M.
Here's a particularly interesting wrinkle: LSU is averaging 510 yards of offense per game, while Alabama is allowing more than 220 passing yards per contest. Throw in the Tigers' stingy defense, and the Tide could have their hands full.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: LSU -5.5 (-110) | Alabama +5.5 (-110)
Moneyline: LSU -225 | Alabama +185
Over/Under: 52.5 (Over -110 | Under -110)
No. 9 BYU vs. No. 3 Utah
Saturday, Nov. 7 | Noon ET | ABC
How to watch with Sling: Watch ABC with Sling Blue and the new Sling Select package in designated markets.
The Holy War is getting an awfully early start this year. And neither fan base is particularly happy about it.
BYU and Utah kick off at 10 AM local time, the earliest meeting between these bitter rivals in 30 years. But there's plenty worth getting out of bed for. Utah is undefeated at 8-0, BYU sits at 7-1, and the winner takes a huge step toward the Big 12 championship and a potential College Football Playoff berth.
Coming off a 49-25 win over Cincinnati, the Utes have been rolling behind quarterback Devon Dampier, averaging nearly 39 points per game. BYU, meanwhile, has won three straight against Utah, including last year's 24-21 nail-biter. The Cougars also boast a top-20 defense nationally, so Utah's high-powered offense should get a proper test.
One hundred-plus years of rivalry, top-10 rankings and a whole lot of bad blood. Coffee might be necessary. Motivation won't be.
Odds per DraftKings
• Spread: Utah -5.5 (-105) | BYU +5.5 (-115)
• Moneyline: Utah -205 | BYU +170
• Over/Under Total: 48.5 (Over -110 | Under -110)
No. 6 Kentucky vs. No. 13 Tennessee
Saturday, Nov. 7 | 6:15PM ET | ESPN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DcNdzKtNTY
How to watch with Sling: Watch ESPN with a monthly subscription to Sling Orange or Sling Essentials.
Well, well, well. Look who's sitting atop the SEC standings.
Kentucky enters Week 10 at 7-1 under first-year head coach Will Stein, a remarkable turnaround for a program that went 5-7 last season. The Wildcats are coming off a 34-17 win over Vanderbilt and have a legitimate shot at the SEC Championship Game. Not bad for a team few expected to contend in the deepest conference in college football.
Tennessee, meanwhile, is 6-2 and probably getting tired of losing heartbreakers. Both defeats have come by a combined six points, including a last-second 27-24 loss to South Carolina. The Vols have won five straight against Kentucky, and they'll have a sold-out Neyland Stadium behind them as they try to keep that streak alive.
The numbers tell an interesting story: Kentucky has one of the nation's best turnover margins at +13, while Tennessee boasts a top-20 scoring defense. Protecting the football could make all the difference in Knoxville.
Kentucky is trying to prove it belongs among the SEC's elite. Tennessee would dearly love to remind the Wildcats who has historically been in charge of this rivalry.
Odds per DraftKings
Spread: Tennessee -6.5 (-115) | Kentucky +6.5 (-105)
Moneyline: Tennessee -238 | Kentucky +195
Over/Under: 50.5 (Over -110 | Under -110)
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And the rest of Saturday isn't exactly taking it easy. No. 10 Texas heads to Missouri for a top-20 SEC showdown, No. 5 UCLA looks to keep rolling against Minnesota, and Texas A&M visits No. 23 South Carolina. November is here, and the playoff picture is anything but settled. Should be fun.
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College Football Rankings - Week of Oct. 25
CFP Top 25
1. Miami
2. Georgia
3. Utah
4. Indiana
5. Alabama
6. Kentucky
7. Texas
8. UCLA
9. BYU
10. Ole Miss
11. Notre Dame
12. Ohio State
13. Tennessee
14. LSU
15. Texas Tech
16. Wake Forest
17. Houston
18. Missouri
19. Iowa
20. USC
21. South Carolina
22. Arizona
23. Oregon
24. Florida
25. Boise State
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.
- College Football Games on ABC: You can watch college football games on ABC with Sling Blue or Sling Select in certain markets. Those markets are Chicago, Fresno, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, Raleigh / Durham, and San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- College Football Games on Big Ten Network: To watch games on Big Ten Network, you will need Sling Blue plus the Sports extra pack.