NCAA Football Schedule 2025 Released: Full Week-by-Week Slate, Can’t-Miss Matchups & TV Times

The 2025 NCAA football schedule is heating up as Week 2 delivers the season’s first slate of true heavyweight clashes, rivalry renewals and prime-time showdowns that can shape the early CFP conversation. Below is the full Week 2 NCAA football schedule with kickoff times, TV channels, streaming options and the storylines that will dominate Saturday. Key Matchups to Watch • No. 15 Michigan at No. 18 Oklahoma — 7:30 p.m. ET, ABC/Fubo. The Sooners’ Brent Venables is 21-5 versus freshman quarterbacks, and he’ll try to rattle Wolverines phenom Bryce Underwood in the weekend’s lone ranked-vs-ranked tilt. • No. 6 Oregon vs. Oklahoma State — 3:30 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+. Dan Lanning’s Ducks look playoff-ready, while the Cowboys must survive without injured QB Hauss Hejny. • No. 11 Illinois at Duke — Noon ET, ESPN. Luke Altmyer leads the Illini into their first real test after a breakout opener. • Iowa at No. 16 Iowa State — Noon ET, FOX. The Cy-Hawk Trophy has produced five one-possession thrillers since 2017; expect another defensive slugfest. • Kansas at Missouri — 3:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2. The Border Showdown returns for the first time since 2011, rekindling a century-old feud that once decided Big 12 titles. Full Week 2 NCAA Football Schedule (Saturday, Sept. 6) Noon ET • No. 11 Illinois at Duke — ESPN • Iowa at No. 16 Iowa State — FOX • Virginia at NC State — ESPN2 • Liberty at Jacksonville State — CBSSN • Baylor at No. 17 SMU — The CW 3:30 p.m. ET • No. 6 Oregon vs. Oklahoma State — CBS/Paramount+ • Kansas at Missouri — ESPN2 • No. 20 Ole Miss at Kentucky — ABC • UAB at Navy — CBSSN 4–5 p.m. ET window • West Virginia at Ohio — ESPNU (4 p.m.) • South Florida at No. 13 Florida — SEC Network (4:15 p.m.) Prime Time • Army at Kansas State — 7 p.m., ESPN • No. 12 Arizona State at Mississippi State — 7:30 p.m., ESPN2 • Vanderbilt at Virginia Tech — 7:30 p.m., ACCN • No. 15 Michigan at No. 18 Oklahoma — 7:30 p.m., ABC • UCLA at UNLV — 8 p.m., CBSSN • Stanford at BYU — 10:15 p.m., ESPN Why the Week 2 Schedule Matters 1. Early CFP Seeding: Michigan–Oklahoma and Oregon–Oklahoma State could alter the first AP Top 25 shuffle and the playoff odds. 2. Rivalry Heat: Kansas–Missouri, Iowa–Iowa State and Army–Kansas State add regional passion and recruiting stakes. 3. TV Windows for Every Fan: From noon kickoffs to a late-night Pac-12-Big 12 clash, the NCAA football schedule offers wall-to-wall action on ESPN, FOX, CBS, ABC and streaming platforms such as Paramount+ and Fubo. 4. Transfer-Portal Talent Debuts: True freshmen and portal stars—including Underwood (Michigan) and Mensah (Duke)—face their first national spotlights. How to Stream Every Game Cord-cutters can watch the complete NCAA football schedule via: • Fubo (free trial on every ESPN/ABC/FOX game) • Paramount+ with Showtime for the CBS SEC and Pac-12 Game of the Week • CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports App for CBSSN simulcasts • Conference-specific networks (SECN, ACCN, The CW) through most live-TV services What’s Next on the 2025 NCAA Football Calendar? Week 3 brings the first conference showdowns, highlighted by No. 1 Ohio State’s Big Ten opener at No. 11 Illinois and No. 5 Texas hosting SEC newcomer Oklahoma. Check back daily for updated NCAA football schedules, TV selections and kickoff adjustments as flex windows are announced by ESPN and FOX.