College football schedule: What games are on today? Teams, TV Schedule for Week 1
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College football is back in our lives this weekend with a full slate of games on Saturday. Here is a list of every game featuring an FBS opponent on tap for your enjoyment on Saturday, Sept. 2.

Behold! College football is finally back in our lives, and we could not be more excited for Week 1!

It took way too damn long, but we thankfully, have some meaningful college football games to watch.

Although we did have Week 0 games last week, as well as a handful of games on Thursday and Friday night, god bless Saturday. Labor Day Weekend is synonymous with college football being back in our lives every weekend up until early December. For the next three months, you may lose friends and family who don't get that they don't get it, as the most important sport of all will have our attention.

So if you needed to figure out how to watch your favorite team play on Saturday, well, here you go!

College football schedule: Watch guide for Week 1 on Saturday, Sept. 2

Here is the Saturday portion of the Week 1 college football slate split up by the games' start times.

12:00 p.m. ET start times


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While there are five ranked teams playing in the first window, the best team among them in No. 2 Michigan will be playing on ... Peacock. No. 22 Ole Miss and No. 15 Oregon will start play a little bit after that before the mid-afternoon window opens up. Get ready to get ready for CBS to be all about the Big Ten when No. 3 Ohio State takes on one of the worst teams in the Power Five in awful Indiana.

As if major members of the FanSided.com full-time staff needed to lose even more of our minds, No. 1 Georgia will be playing on ESPN+/SEC Network+ and No. 6 USC will be on the Pac-12 Network again. Why on god's green earth are they putting us through this ridiculous streaming nonsense in Week 1? This isn't the NBA or MLB; it is college football, so there is no reason to hate your consumer...

Heading into primetime, a few more ranked teams play. You may have to ESPN+ it with No. 16 Kansas State, but you better believe everyone and their brother will be tuning in to see the first chapter that is the No. 23 Texas A&M tire fire. ESPN will have that delightful broadcast for you. No. 4 Alabama is on the SEC Network, No. 7 Penn State is on NBC, No. 21 UNC on ABC and No. 24 Tulane on ESPN+.

The evening winds down after that with no ranked teams left, but go watch some Coastal vs. UCLA!

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